Is it 1st April yet?

Hmm, seems to be two different interviews there, clipped together to give a story.

I think that the fact that their black lines used for where they are measuring are scribbled with biro (doesn't even look like they used a ruler), could possibly mean that they really haven't gotten it to work yet. (or possibly the fact that they don't even demonstrate the silouhette that they should have received).
 
Love how they call it "spy lens" and talk about using it in places like public swimming pools. Its not for perverts, honest!
 
photography with a femto-second laser! Well that sounds safe. you can use it to photograph blind people. (They will be by the end of the exsposure!)

Did anybody else find it suspect that they didn't show an end images of there birds with there super high contrast test slide?

Stuart
 
My Nikon D5000 takes pictures around a corner using liveview and rotating the screen.

OK so not quite the same thing ;-) the technology might have industial applaications i.e. imaging difficult to reach areas harmful to humans or electronics.
 
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