Frankencamera: Digital cameras get the open source treatment

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Open-source started with the Netscape Navigator browser and has expanded to include operating systems for PCs (Linux) and mobile phones (Android). Now photo scientists at Stanford University are out to bring the advantages of open-source development to digital photography with the creation of an open-source digital camera giving programmers around the world the chance to create software that will teach cameras new tricks...

Tags: Camera, Cameras, Computers, Digital Cameras, Image, Open Source, Open-source, Photography, Software, Stanford University

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