Future cameras?

An article in the current issue of the American Scientist
can be read at http://tinyurl.com/35dco2. It is about
advanced capabilities that could be built into future digicams.

Unlike the Scientific American, the American Scientist is
written for scientists. The article may be hard reading for
those with less raining or experience in science, but you
should at least be able to get a sense of what lies in the
future. The first example is something that can be done now
by post-processing, but other examples require cameras that
are designed to capture new kinds of information.

Marvin wrote:
> An article in the current issue of the American Scientist can be read at
> http://tinyurl.com/35dco2. It is about advanced capabilities that could
> be built into future digicams.
>
> Unlike the Scientific American, the American Scientist is written for
> scientists. The article may be hard reading for those with less raining
> or experience in science, but you should at least be able to get a sense
> of what lies in the future. The first example is something that can be
> done now by post-processing, but other examples require cameras that are
> designed to capture new kinds of information.

Very good reference.......Thanks.
Bob Williams