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Block explorer for Lens, showing transactions, blocks, addresses, tokens, and network activity.
Google Lens is a visual search feature integrated into the Google app. It lets users use their device camera or uploaded images to search for information about visual content, including identifying items like clothing and furniture, translating text from over 100 languages, providing homework help, and recognizing plants and animals.
Novi Plamen is a film photography site with photo essays and camera and lens reviews. It publishes sample-image posts pairing camera, location, film and lens, and guides such as affordable alternatives to point-and-shoot film cameras.
PentaxForums Reviews is a review index with in-depth staff reviews and hands-on tests of Pentax cameras, Pentax and third-party lenses, flashes and software. It also hosts user-contributed reviews and specifications for lenses, cameras and accessories.
The News Lens publishes newspaper reporting, headlines and current-affairs coverage in Taiwan.
Official React bindings for Snap Camera Kit — create interactive, lens-powered AR experiences on the web.
Cambridge in Colour is an online learning environment for photographers, founded in 2005, offering reference-style tutorials on concepts such as exposure, depth of field, lenses and natural light, plus forums and a gallery. The site states no official affiliation with the University of Cambridge.
An online museum section that presents Canon's cameras by product series. It lists interchangeable lens digital cameras, digital compact cameras, camcorders, still video cameras, film cameras, movie cameras and digital cinema cameras, with date ranges given for several series.
CircleToSearch is an Android app that performs reverse image search by circling content on the screen, with support for multiple search engines including Google Lens, Bing, Yandex, TinEye, ChatGPT and Perplexity. It offers offline OCR text recognition, offline QR detection and works on devices running Android 10 or later without Google Play Services.
This site is a download hub for modified Google Camera ports, also known as Pixel Camera, by modders including BSG, Arnova8G2, BigKaka and Shamim. It mirrors files and lists recent updates by developer; it is not the official app. Google Camera has features such as HDR+, portrait mode, motion photos, panorama, lens blur, 60fps video and slow motion.
Gyroflow is a gyro-based video stabilization tool for cinematography and drone footage. It corrects lens distortion and includes customizable smoothing algorithms with horizon leveling, supports gyro data from several camera and drone sources, and offers realtime preview, GPU processing and plugins for DaVinci Resolve and Adobe.
An application encompassing Snapchat-like filters and Photo Editing tools
Newspectives is a news analysis site that uses AI to collect and summarize how different countries and ideologies report the same event, presenting perspectives side by side. Readers choose which regional, thematic and satirical lenses to display per topic, with up to roughly twenty supported.
Online EXIF Viewer is a browser-based tool for viewing EXIF data and image metadata. It shows camera and lens details, shutter speed, aperture, ISO, capture time and GPS location when present. It also reads IPTC and XMP metadata, including captions, keywords and creator credits. Metadata can be copied, downloaded or shared through a public link.
Prisma Labs develops AI photo and video apps, including Lensa AI and Prisma AI. The company states its apps are used by millions and aim to produce results in seconds without prior skills. The page notes it was founded in 2016.
Ray Optics Simulation is a web-based tool for creating and simulating 2D geometric optical scenes interactively. It provides components such as single rays, beams, mirrors, glass, ideal lenses, diffraction gratings, detectors and a ruler, with views for rays, extended rays, images and colors. Source code is available on GitHub.
ShotOnWhat? is a database documenting the equipment, processes, stories and facts on the making of movies and TV shows. It collects and organizes technical aspects of the motion picture and television production industry, covering elements such as cameras, lenses, film, digital, audio and visual effects.
Smithsonian Magazine is a publication that covers science, history, art, popular culture and innovation through the lens of the Smithsonian Institution. Its website features daily articles, news items and longer features across those topics. The magazine maintains a staff of editors and researchers, and its articles are written on a freelance basis.
Signature Patch to unlock all Snap Lenses with Snap Camera Server.
A Swiss Army Knife for Snapchat Lenses.
A bunch of tests on Snapchat Lens Studio
Unity2Snap is an open source tool that converts your Unity scenes directly into Snapchat Lens Studio with a single click, making it effortless to bring your existing Unity projects into Spectacles AR.