You might be asking yourself a question (or two), after having read this discussion thread's title:
"Er .. wut? Nobel Prize? What's this got to do with photography?"
As it turns out, for many of you ... the answer lies in the palm of your hands while pursuing your photographic endeavours.
I present to you, the co-inventor of the C.C.D. sensor ('charge-coupled device', which is an imaging semiconductor circuit used as a digital camera's electronic eye):
'Hmmm, weather forecast calls for ... 'cloudy with a chance of meatballs' ... ... well, that's much better than what the Lord of Over the Top Apocalyptic Flicks predicts ... best take an umbrella today, methinks ...'
Wow, even used in the HUbble and in broadband...I am impressed! Thanks for the find Les.......oh & we need way more than a umbrella here...the Ark will do just fine :o)
"Er .. wut? Nobel Prize? What's this got to do with photography?"
As it turns out, for many of you ... the answer lies in the palm of your hands while pursuing your photographic endeavours.
I present to you, the co-inventor of the C.C.D. sensor ('charge-coupled device', which is an imaging semiconductor circuit used as a digital camera's electronic eye):
Willard S. Boyle