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Published online 23 December 1999 | Nature | doi:10.1038/news991223-12
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Through a lens, darkly
A new approach to making photographic emulsions with improved light-sensitivity, reported in Nature1, might lead to clearer low-light images and faster high-speed photography.
Photography has always been limited by the amount of light needed to generate an image in the emulsion that coats photographic paper.
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