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"Trying to circumvent the need to choose between getting a wide-angle shot and zooming in for details, a team of researchers at Princeton led by electric engineer Jason Fleischer have developed a new method to get the best of both worlds, by passing the light through a \"nonlinear crystal\" that would normally distorts the picture. A computer algorithm then pieces together the data and, as they claim, produces a wide-view image that also manages to capture the finer points otherwise missing when using conventional techniques. The goal is to build \"super-resolution\" microscopes for better medical diagnostics, but the group also sees uses in the fields of data encryption and lithography / microchip production. Is it too much to ask that our next Canon or Nikon have this a standard feature?  [Via PhysOrg]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2009/05/03/researchers-develop-technique-to-unscramble-light-for-a-much-sha/>