At the recent showcase by Canon, a new imaging concept quietly appeared that could reshape how photos are understood and used. Instead of treating photography as a flat 2D capture, Canon demonstrated a method that pushes still images toward something much closer to depth-aware, quasi-3D visual reconstruction. This isn’t a gimmick filter or post-processing trick. It is built into the way the sensor itself reads light. Canon Dual Pixel 3D Dual Pixel: When Every Pixel Becomes Tw

This is my first hands-on experience with the Fujifilm X Half. At first glance, it looks like a compact experimental camera, but once you start using it, it quickly becomes clear this is not designed to follow traditional photography logic. It is designed around a different way of seeing and sharing images. Vertical Sensor Design That Rewrites Shooting Habits Fujifilm X Half Vertical Sensor camera The most defining feature is the vertical-oriented sensor approach. In a tradit

At the CP+, Canon showcased one of the most unusual concept cameras seen in recent years—an experimental prototype that feels less like a product and more like a question aimed directly at the future of photography. This is not a refinement of existing camera design. It is a deliberate disruption. Canon waist-level Retro Camera From Mirrorless to “Double Mirror”: Canon’s Unexpected Reversal For over a decade, the entire imaging industry has moved in one direction: removing mi

I traveled to New Zealand for 10 days. In fact, the weather and terrain are very similar to Taiwan. It is just an enlarged version of...