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From Space to Sight: Why Nikon Sets the Standard
If it’s good enough to capture the Earth from space, it’s good enough for your eyes. Discover how Nikon’s optical precision, trusted on NASA’s Artemis mission, shapes the way you see your everyday world.

Hayley Brunsden
Apr 133 min read


Why Can’t I See My Screen in My Sunglasses?
You’re outside enjoying the sunshine, you check your phone… and suddenly, you can’t see a thing on the screen. Sound familiar?

Hayley Brunsden
Apr 17, 20252 min read


Why Does a Black and Blue Dress Sometimes Appear White and Gold?
Why did this dress divide the internet? What colour do you see it; black and blue or white and gold?

Hayley Brunsden
Jul 12, 20243 min read


Why can't I see the Northern Lights but my Phone Camera can?
So, it's been a week since the majority of the UK were blessed with a sky full of aurora borealis... except those of us who were fast asleep! The most common question I've been asked (apart from whether I saw them!) was why the colours of the Northern Lights were much more visible through a phone camera than with the naked eye. Let's dig into the anatomy of how our eyes work, and process light, to better understand why our phone cameras have the upper hand... The human eye ha

Hayley Brunsden
May 20, 20242 min read
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