Duo Camera Splits In Half To Take Two Seperate Photos And Merge Them Into One

Though it seems not to be true from your side when you hear first time about it but if you look at it with your eyes, you have to believe on it thai there is a camera, Duo camera that splits in half to take two seperate photos and merge them into one so that no one of your friend get missed from the majority of snapshots.

Yes, this camera is developed by Designer Chin-Wei Liao's who is studying at the Royal College of Art in London. He makes the camera, Duo to break apart into two cameras to take a picture from different angles at the same time.

The DUO camera is joined together by magnets and pulls apart. It has one trigger for taking photos, meaning that both cameras trigger simultaneously. . The device is pretty small as a whole, but it can get smaller as a pair of magnets are keeping it together.

The DUO Camera Is Joined TogetherBy Magnets And Pulls Apart

Liao developed the Duo as part a dual MA/MSc degree in Innovation Design Engineering from both the Royal College of Art and the Imperial College London. He says "he invented the camera as a system that enabled the person taking the photos to also be in the shot. When the cameras are triggered, one photo containing both of the images taken is put together".

There is a shutter button on both halves. The two cameras are linked together via WiFi technology. When pressing the shutter button on either half, the other one will be triggered, too, thus capturing two images at the same time.

A Shutter Button On Both Halves, Linked TogetherVia WiFi technology

One photo will include the subject and the other one will have the photographer as the main focus point.

The creator says that it will be “fun documenting and being documented”, meaning that the Duo will no longer make group photography feel like a burden.

Although the Duo is still a concept, working prototypes have been built. Chin-Wei Lao has demonstrated Duo to a number of people and he has received a lot of praises for his idea.

Duo is still a concept, working prototypes have been built

An advantage of this shooter is that it also works as a conventional camera. When Duo is not split, the dual-photo functionality is turned off and the device captures only one photo.

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Duo Camera Splits In Half To Take Two Seperate Photos And Merge Them Into One