Retro Camera Business Card Case
Carry around your business cards, cash and/or plastic in style with this nifty …
Carry around your business cards, cash and/or plastic in style with this nifty …
Alex Roman, the genius behind the breathtaking “The Third & The Seventh“, recently created this short commercial …
A pretty succinct definition of modern art by Craig Damrauer, …
With the ongoing craze in photo sharing services on mobile devices, it's not surprising to see new photo apps launching left and right. Stealthy startup Path is a bit different though, with their high powered team launching an unusual sharing service service a couple days ago.
Jeffrey Martin spent three days shooting a massive 80 gigapixel panorama of London, …
The "femtosecond transient imaging system" is a camera being developed by researchers at MIT that uses high intensity light from a femtosecond laser to capture images from around corners. Once the laser beam bounces around the scene and returns to the sensor, algorithms are used to turn the time and distance information into a representation of the scene.
Now here’s a clever idea: Olympus has filed a patent in Japan that allows you to use your …
Olympus recently suggested that they would be going “all in” with EVIL cameras and pulling out of …
If we were still living in the age of floppy disks, what would installing something like Adobe Photoshop CS4 …
Apparently always having a camera by your side isn’t enough for some people.
You might be seeing your photography enthusiast friends upgrading their camera straps left and right, opting for fancier ones that are attached to the bottom of a camera via the tripod mount, but what if you're super attached to your traditional strap? Say hello to the C-Loop, a simple little attachment being developed by Custom SLR and funded through Kickstarter. It's an elegant solution for transforming your beloved (albeit ordinary) strap into a fancier R-Strap-style one.
One day, ordinary digital cameras might be able to capture not just the image of a scene, but the …
“Photocopy Romance” is a creative stop motion video made with a scanner. To see some behind-the-scenes photographs of …
TIME magazine has named the Sony Alpha A55 as one of the top …
Wow, who knew this little toy camera by Penchan would beat all the big camera corps in being the …
Amazing! A TV show finally gets image enhancing right! It’s a breath of fresh air, given how …
Over at Leica User Forum, member dkpeterborough wrote a series of posts detailing how he and a fellow member of the Peterborough Photographic Society named Tony Lovell created a beastly 900mm lens. The lens uses optics salvaged from a government flight simulator projector lens, and cost only hundreds of pounds in parts (comparable lenses cost thousands).
In 1877, photographer Eadweard Muybridge settled a longstanding debate on whether or not a horse completely leaves the ground at any point during its gallop by taking a single photograph of a horse completely airborne. In the same way, photography was also used recently by a group of researchers to uncover the mystery of how cats drink.
The i dropper is a conceptual device designed to make transferring photographs from different devices and computers intuitive, quick, and easy. To move a photograph from your iPad to your desktop, all you would have to do is "suck up" the photo on your iPad using the stylus pen-shaped device, and "drop" the data onto your computer screen. What's more, the data contained in the pen is displayed on a little screen to inform you of what's ready to be dropped.
What’s with underwater photographers getting mugged by large sea creatures these days? Dutch photographer …
The photo-sharing startup scene is getting hot, with social apps on mobile devices receiving quite a bit of money …
If having a plastic shelled memory card just isn’t enough for you, Hoodman’s new RAW STEEL line of SD …
Learn about how stop-motion started through a stop-motion video using paper cutouts.
We featured Flickriver’s Lens Explorer page a couple days ago for browsing photos taken with specific lenses, …
Mark J. Rebilas was shooting a drag race with a remote camera rig recently when an out-of-control dragster flew …
Apparently, these are the representative faces of the Sydney, Australia population as a whole.
OK Go, the kings of viral music videos, just released their latest video for the song “ …
You might have seen examples of Photoshop’s Content Aware Scaling feature in action, but do you know what goes …
These might not be as practical as the USB cufflinks we shared a while back, but with …
This timelapse video of runners in the 2010 New York City Marathon makes 40,000 people look like little particles …
Sarah Ann created this beautiful full deck of 52 playing cards using Instax Mini instant film prints. Each card is a unique, and is a photograph of the card it represents.
Here’s a quick tip by Vimeo user Braxton McCarthy: use rubber bands when …
If you thought the Panasonic Lumix phone looked like a camera, check out the new LG L-03C.
Have a busted lens that isn’t worth repairing? Instead of throwing it away, you can turn it into a …
If you’re looking into buying a certain lens, you might be interested in seeing what kind of photography other …
DXOMark.com just published their review of the …
Here are a couple mockups by MacRumors showing what Photoshop might look like on mobile computing devices like the iPad or iPhone. Adobe recently published a presentation they did on various things they're exploring with such devices. An example was using Content Aware Fill to modify a scene by painting over objects to be removed using your finger.
For Halloween these Boing Boing readers decided to open themselves up in Photoshop and press Shift+Ctrl+U (or Shift+Command+U on a Mac).
ThinkGeek is selling a spy-themed T-shirt with a twist — the camera being used by the spy in the …
You’ve probably seen weird DIY light experiments before, but what about using only iPads as your main light sources? …