Airfoil (2024)(ciechanow.ski)
508 points by brk | 59 comments
Bartosz Ciechanowski's interactive article explaining how airfoils generate lift by examining the forces created by airflow around aircraft wings.
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Gears (2020)(ciechanow.ski)
124 points by mhb | 5 comments
Airfoil(ciechanow.ski)
2422 points by todsacerdoti | 280 comments
Bartosz Ciechanowski's interactive article explaining how airplanes fly by examining the forces generated by airflow around wings and airfoils.
Airfoil(ciechanow.ski)
4 points by gronky_ | 0 comments
Lights and Shadows (2020)(ciechanow.ski)
228 points by kg | 30 comments
Moon(ciechanow.ski)
2976 points by todsacerdoti | 248 comments
Bartosz Ciechanowski's interactive article explaining the Moon, its phases, and its orbital path around Earth.
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Mechanical Watch (2022)(ciechanow.ski)
700 points by razin | 118 comments
Bartosz Ciechanowski's interactive blog article explaining how a mechanical watch mechanism works, with draggable 3D demonstrations.
Zeiss's "Holocam" turns glass windows into cameras(digitalcameraworld.com)
545 points by toss1 | 226 comments
Digital Camera World news article about Zeiss's Holocam, a transparent holographic camera technology that turns glass windows into cameras.
Mechanical Watch (2022)(ciechanow.ski)
900 points by Akcium | 153 comments
Bartosz Ciechanowski's interactive article explaining how a mechanical watch works, with draggable 3D demonstrations of its mechanism.
Canon EF and RF Lenses – All Autofocus Motors(exclusivearchitecture.com)
503 points by ExAr | 124 comments
A technical article/e-book describing all autofocus motor types used in Canon EF and RF lenses over the past 40 years, including USM, Nano USM, STM and VCM.
I wanted a camera that doesn't exist, so I built it(medium.com)
434 points by cyrc | 133 comments
A Medium post by Cristian Băluță describing how he, a software developer, built his own custom camera dubbed the Leica G9ii.
As We Become Cameras (2016)(thebrowser.com)
7 points by rathertrue | 0 comments
A 2016 Medium essay by Matt Hackett arguing that wearable cameras will become ubiquitous and people will barely notice.