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For our second goal, to reduce the use of expensive medical imaging technologies to screen patients, we started with a standard, white light photograph, acquired either from a DSLR camera or a mobile phone, for the patient.

Well, a very simple setup would be a camera on each corner of the stadium looking down, giving you a bird's-eye view of all the people down there.

And then inserts these long, thin instruments and a camera, and actually does the procedure inside the patient.

I would take camera LED lights and a bungee cord and strap it on my waist and I would videotape my belly button, get a different perspective, and see what it does.

And he got me a Super 8 camera when I was 10 years old.

And in 1976, that was sort of an anomaly, to be a 10-year-old kid that had access to a camera.

I mean, I would call him, and I'd be like, "Listen, Grandpa, I really need this camera.

And I thought back to what I would have done using the Super 8 camera that my grandfather got me sitting in that room, and I realized that hand didn't have to be Eddie Marsan's.

And if you can't find anyone who will listen, practice in front of a video camera or even a mirror.

Well, you build the largest digital camera in history, using the same technology you find in the cameras in your cell phone or in the digital cameras you can buy in the High Street, but now at a scale that is five and a half feet across, about the size of a Volkswagen Beetle, where one image is three billion pixels.

And this camera will image the sky, taking a new picture every 20 seconds, constantly scanning the sky so every three nights, we'll get a completely new view of the skies above Chile.

Now, we can talk about this in terms of terabytes and petabytes and billions of objects, but a way to get a sense of the amount of data that will come off this camera is that it's like playing every TED Talk ever recorded simultaneously, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for 10 years.

Today, I am still performing in front of the camera and trying to be brave like Wonder Woman.

And over the years, I have developed an unhealthy obsession with toilets, and I've been known to sneak into toilets and take my camera phone all over the world.

And the camera can lie, and it makes it very, very easy with the mass bombardment of imagery to tell untruths.

If we can have a camera here so you can see my screen.

A smartphone is a connected computer and it's also a camera, good enough for our purpose.

But the point of adventure is not only to learn, it's to be able to share that knowledge with the world, and with that, thanks to a couple of engineers at MIT, we were able to use a prototype camera called the Edgertronic to capture slow-motion video, up to 20,000 frames per second in a little box that's worth 3,000 dollars.

And that particular camera gives us an insight into what fairly common animals do but we can't even see it in the blink of an eye.

Let me show you a quick video of what this camera does.

We sometimes had to put the camera upside down, cordon it back to the lab, and actually man the trigger from the lab itself.

When I use my camera, I drop my skin like the animals at that cave so I can show who they really are.

It's a tethered, flying camera.

Now, there was a group of photographers who kind of flew flying cameras as a hobby — usually photographing things like the Sphinx, the Pyramids — who happened to be right around the corner, and they flew a camera and they took some snapshots, some panoramas of this demonstration.

So for this image, they flew a camera, a five kilogram device with an SLR under it.

Everyone here, I'm sure, has a smartphone with a camera, right?

What would you use such a camera for in your life?

I was traveling alone with a backpack — computer, camera, microphones in it.

How could I use my camera, my little tool, to get closer and maybe not only capture the trance but find an equivalent, a cine-trance, maybe, something in complete harmony with the people?

We have to prepare for the following performance, and I have a question for you, and the question is this: You show up in places like the ones you just have shown us, and you are carrying a camera and I assume that you are welcome but you are not always absolutely welcome.

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