Editorial Discoveries
484 articles
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Sony’s Flagship Camera Tries to Be Fast, High-Resolution and Video-Ready at Once
Alpha 1 II combines a high-resolution full-frame sensor, high-speed shooting and advanced video features in a single professional mirrorless body. — via electronics.sony.com
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This Camera Records Everything Around It and Lets You Choose the Shot Later
Insta360’s X-series captures a full 360-degree view, allowing reframing after filming and creating invisible-stick effects in action footage. — via insta360.com
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This Compact Cinema Camera Captures Huge Dynamic Range at Hollywood Resolutions
RED’s V-RAPTOR [X] packages a large-format cinema sensor into a relatively compact cube designed for professional film production. — via red.com
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A Tiny Camera Puts a Motorised Gimbal in Your Pocket
Osmo Pocket 3 combines a small camera, three-axis stabilised head and rotating screen in a body that can be held like a compact microphone. — via dji.com
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This Hand Pump Was Built to Purify Water for Harsh Expeditions
MSR’s Guardian uses a military-grade purifier architecture and self-cleaning pumping action for serious backcountry and expedition use. — via msrgear.com
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A Museum Cut Into a Tasmanian Riverbank Hides One of the World’s Strangest Private Collections
MONA combines subterranean architecture with provocative art and a deliberately unconventional visitor experience. — via mona.net.au
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Redesign a Street in Your Browser by Dragging In Bike Lanes, Trees and Tram Tracks
Streetmix lets users build cross-sections of streets from modular components, making urban-design trade-offs visible without professional CAD software. — via streetmix.net
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A Japanese Island Turned Contemporary Art and Architecture Into Part of the Landscape
Naoshima combines museums, site-specific artworks, architecture by Tadao Ando and village projects across an inhabited island in the Seto Inland Sea. — via benesse-artsite.jp
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Point Your Phone at a Mountain and It Can Tell You Which Peak You’re Looking At
PeakFinder identifies mountain silhouettes using an offline panoramic database and augmented-reality style overlay. — via peakfinder.com
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A Miami Art Space Is Built Around Rooms You Walk Through Rather Than Objects You Stand Beside
Superblue focuses on large-scale immersive and experiential works using light, space, sound and technology. — via superblue.com
