46 of the most unusual cameras ever made
From battle ready machine gun cameras to sci-fi designs and bizarre storage mediums, we've rounded up a selection of the strangest.
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From battle ready machine gun cameras to sci-fi designs and bizarre storage mediums, we've rounded up a selection of the strangest.
I'm ready for my close-up, Mr Kubrick Richard Speed Mon 14 Dec 2020 // 08:15 UTC Share Copy Who, Me? Still dipping your toe into this Monday? How about diving into a tale from The Register's Who, Me? archives, which this week is a timely reminder that some things have never been entirely safe for work. Today's story comes from "Jack", who was tasked with IT and database support for a film and TV casting agency based in West London. Being the 1990s, digital cameras were not quite so ubiquitous as they are today. "There was not a lot to choose from," explained Jack. "Yo...
The synopsis: For Mac gamers in the 90s, the people of Ambrosia Software were rockstars. Heroes. And with brilliant games like Maelstrom, Escape Velocity, Harry the Handsome Executive, Apeiron, and more, plus a company newsletter that spoke directly to the fans, they could do no wrong. In light of Ambrosia's recent closure (finally!), Secret History of Mac Gaming author Richard Moss recounts the studio's high and lowpoints and tells the stories behind its best games. Thanks as always to my supporters on Patreon — especially my $10+ backers Vivek Mohan, Simon Moss, Wade Tregaskis, Eric Zoche...