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The left and the right halves of the chamber are filled with two different odors, and a security camera watches as the flies pace up and down between them.

Here is a first prototype of our camera rat, which is a rat with a rat backpack with a camera that can go under rubble to detect for victims after earthquake and so on.

We actually managed to drown two million dollars' worth of camera gear.

This is about couples working together, and so I do need to say that within the vehicle we have quite strict territories, Beverly and I. Beverly sits on the one side where all her camera gear is, and I'm on the other side where my space is.

BJ: But when this little cub saw that I had vacated my seat and climbed to the back to get some camera gear, she came in like a curious cat to come and investigate.

Digital mammography is still an X-ray of the breast, but the images can be stored and manipulated digitally, just like we can with a digital camera.

We did Face 2 Face with only six friends, two ladders, two brushes, a rented car, a camera and 20,000 square feet of paper.

Deb Roy: This moment and thousands of other moments special for us were captured in our home because in every room in the house, if you looked up, you'd see a camera and a microphone, and if you looked down, you'd get this bird's-eye view of the room.

Not everyone can read music or owns a camera, but everyone can communicate in some way, and everyone has stories that the rest of us can learn from.

So it's just like from the Hollywood movies where during the heist, the observation camera is fed with prerecorded video.

BJ: So we got a camera, and we posed the puppet in various galloping stances.

Turn the camera off.

MS: I thought "Turn the camera off" meant, "Let's have an off-the-record conversation."

And if you take a camera and you point it at a random part of the sky, and you just keep the shutter open, as long as your camera is attached to the Hubble Space Telescope, it will see something like this.

I get to hand my camera to my assistant, and I'm looking up at him, and I'm going, "Woo.

Woo." Which means, "Take my camera."

She's trying to force-feed my camera, which is every photographer's dream.

Or you can do beautiful things that, if the camera can capture, you can make.

Edith Widder: So I recorded that with an intensified video camera that has about the sensitivity of the fully dark-adapted human eye.

And we view it with a camera system I developed called Eye-in-the-Sea that uses far red light that's invisible to most animals, so it's unobtrusive.

So the camera's black and white.

So here you can see the left camera, the right camera from the vehicle and how the computer interprets that and sends that information to the AirPix.

We have a very high-speed camera, which we had lots of fun with on the book.

Well, if you have a high-speed camera, and you have a block of ballistics gelatin lying around, pretty soon somebody does this.

And then I put some ultraviolet filters on my camera and took a very, very long exposure with the particular frequencies of ultraviolet light and this is what I got.

This down here, if the camera can see that, that is a small antenna.

And not only integrate a photo detector here, but maybe use the camera inside.

And if you were here last year, I probably wrestled you to the floor and tried to show you my new EyeModule 2, which was a camera that plugged into the Handspring.

(Narrator: The Spyfish is a revolutionary subaquatic video camera.

On the day of Ian Tomlinson's death, he'd been in London on business, and he'd taken out his digital camera, and he'd recorded this.

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