It’s one of the most basic rules of photography: to get a picture, you need light. But a new MIT project has built a camera that flies in the face of that logic. The project’s new stealth camera can assemble 3D images from one photon at a time, working in near-total darkness. In the images above, each pixel corresponds to a single photon emitted by the camera and assembled after the fact.
via The Verge
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