The Time Warp Photographer
Veggie kiosks, time warp photography, news from space and more in our look at the web this week
Berlin-based, Hungarian-born Adam Magyar isn’t your usual photographer; he travels around the world with his industrial camera which has custom add-ons, like a scanner. His prototype shoots at 56 times the normal speed; 12 seconds of blurred motion can transform into 12 minutes of extremely slow motion. Time slows down to a halt at a subway station during rush hour, allowing the rare opportunity to look at each and every person closely, like a group portrait of sorts. He improves the quality of images shot in non-optimal conditions by writing complex software, for example, to reduce noise and distortion. Check out Medium’s in-depth profile of the tech-minded artist to learn how he creates a digital camera system based on his needs.
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