But for amateur bug photographer John Hallmen there is a ... Sometimes it takes hours to achieve the desired lighting for his pictures. 'With the sleeping Megachilid bee I anxiously watched ...

An Italian photographer has perfected his very own brand of macro photography with these stunning pictures of bug's eyes up close. Alberto Ghizzi Panizza, 40, has been a photographer for 18 years ...

The next generation of digital cameras could show us how bugs see the world ... degree-wide field of view with nearly infinite depth of field, meaning all areas of the photo will be in focus.

allowing it to take pictures across nearly 180 degrees. Only a camera shaped like a bug's eye can do this. With this wide-angle field of view, the new technology could be used in future ...

The device streamed photos and videos straight to an iPhone ... and keeps the frame pointed at where the bug looks by mimicking its steering mechanisms—it uses a mechanical arm to swing across ...

The long, thin ommatidia are bunched together to form the hemispherical eye, with each ommatidium pointing in a slightly different direction. This structure gives bugs a wide field of view ...

(AP) — A tiny new camera developed at an Illinois university is giving researchers a bug's eye view. The camera created by a research team at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is ...

We may all be able to get a bug's-eye view of the world with new camera technology being developed by University of Illinois researchers. Like an insect's compound eye, their device uses many tiny ...

The aim isn't just to provide machines with an unnerving bug-eyed stare ... is a robotic eye smaller than a coin with a panoramic, undistorted, hemispherical field of view, a nearly infinite ...