Turn Your Favorite Instagram Photos into an iPhone Case
Casetagram is a service that makes custom iPhone cases using Instagram photographs. The …
Casetagram is a service that makes custom iPhone cases using Instagram photographs. The …
Artist Brian Hart creates amazingly detailed light painting photographs, sometimes spending nearly 20 minutes exposing a single one. The above photo, titled "apartment light drawing", took 17 minutes to draw.
Eddie had a hard time finding a camera strap he liked, so he decided to make his own in the style of some rifle slings he found online. The slings were weaved together using 550 Paracord (parachute cord), which has a breaking weight of 550 pounds. He found some for sale for $7 at his local army-navy store, and weaved together his own rugged DIY camera strap.
After being spurned back in early 2008, Microsoft is supposedly on the hunt to acquire Yahoo once again. The …
Canon’s new 1D X DSLR shoots at a whopping 14 frames per second, but did …
Here’s a cross section view of the consumer light field camera …
When the X100 was announced a year ago, some people accused Fujifilm of ripping off the look …
Our camera stickers are fun, but for something more personal you can make your own 35mm film …
New media artist Kent Sheely took some of his old photographs and recreated them inside the sandbox physics game Garry's Mod. Each "virtual photo" took about 2-3 hours to recreate: Sheely had to pick out models, set up objects, tweak details, and position everything while looking through the stationary camera view in the game.
Leica Camera is now nearly half American-owned: the company announced yesterday that it has agreed to sell a 44% …
“Exposing to the right” is a well-known rule of thumb for maximizing image …
Verena Lang of Ivy Design came up with this brilliant idea of a …
Hands on videos and first-impression reviews of Lytro’s new revolutionary light field camera are starting to emerge.
A week ago we shared a photo showing Nikon’s factory in Thailand submerged due to the …
Two years ago, Flickr partnered up with Getty to allow Flickr users to sell photographs, and today …
Lytro has finally announced its revolutionary consumer light field camera. It's a tiny camera with built-in storage, an 8x f/2 lens, and a design that looks more like a futuristic flashlight than a point-and-shoot camera. The camera captures "living pictures" that can be refocused by the photographer and the viewer, which means focusing is completely eliminated from the process of taking a picture. An 8GB that stores 350 pictures will be priced at $400, while a 16GB with a 750 image capacity will cost $500. The camera will start shipping in early 2012, but you can order one now over on the Lytro website.
Daily photo projects have become quite popular as of late, and a number of viral time-lapse videos feature people who take one self-portrait a day over many years. However, if you think taking a photo every day requires a crazy amount of dedication, you ain't seen nothing yet.
Adobe's amazing Image Deblurring demo was the star of the Sneak Peeks event at Adobe MAX 2011, but it was just one of the many demos shown that night. Another interesting photography-related demo was for "Pixel Nuggets": a feature that lets you search a large library of photos for features (e.g. people, landmarks, patterns, logos).
Renowned rock photographer Baron Wolman, the first photo editor at Rolling Stone magazine, …
Wedding photographer Lee Morris recently had the idea of trying his hand at …
The latest version of Android, called “Ice Cream Sandwich”, was unveiled by Google and Samsung in Hong Kong this …
Yesterday we shared some clearer comparison images from Adobe's jaw-dropping Image Deblurring demo. Cari Gushiken over on the Photoshop.com blog has written up a post that sheds a little more light on how the idea came about, the current challenges they face, and where they see it headed.
Here’s another helpful step-by-step guide teaching how to develop B&W film (in this case it’s …
Update: Olympus has released an official response to the allegations.
Since Olympus abruptly fired CEO Michael Woodford (pictured, on left) four days ago, the company's stock price has fallen from roughly ¥2,480 to its current price of ¥1,417, a 43% drop that wiped out nearly $4 billion in value. As we reported yesterday, Woodford is now asking the UK to investigate the company's financial practices, and is claiming that he was booted when on the verge of exposing fraud.
The Image Fulgurator is a brilliant device created -- and patented -- by Berlin-based artist Julius von Bismarck. It's an optically triggered slave flash that fires through the back of a camera, projecting a message or image on the film through the lens -- basically, it's an optically triggered projector. What this allows von Bismarck to do is prank unsuspecting photographers by adding random pictures or words into their photographs whenever they use their camera's flash.
Remember the network and Wi-Fi icons in the Canon patent we shared yesterday? Well, they both appeared …
Here’s a slow motion video showing a closeup look at the human eye, our amazing biological lens (and sensor).
500px, quickly becoming known as the “Flickr for artsy photographers”, has released …
As the rumors foretold, Canon has announced a new DSLR today combining the 1D and 1Ds line of DSLRs into a single camera: the EOS-1D X. This beastly DSLR is an 18-megapixel jack of all trades. It's full frame, but still shoots 14fps using 61 autofocus points and a 252-zone metering system. ISO can be boosted up to a whopping 204,000. There's a large 3.2-inch LCD screen on the back, and a futuristic optical viewfinder that offers things such as a dual-axis electronic level and an on-demand grid. For remote shooting and file transferring, there's a handy built-in wired LAN connection. In terms of video, camera can also do 1080p recording at 24/25/30fps, along with 720p at 50/60fps. You'll have to start saving up though -- the 1D X will cost $6,800 when it's released in March 2012.
A Lancome advertisement featuring Julia Roberts caused a stir back in July after it was banned by …
Earlier today we shared an interesting video comparing 1080p video shot with the iPhone 4S with footage …
We may be close to seeing a Canon DSLR with an articulating touchscreen — and possibly even built-in Wi-Fi.
Last week we shared a sneak peek at some jaw-dropping image deblurring technology currently in development at Adobe. The video wasn't the best quality and was captured from the audience, so we didn't get to see the example images very clearly. Adobe has now released an official video of the demo, giving us a better glimpse at what the feature can do.
Booooooom and Adobe have partnered up for a photo project and contest called "Remake", which asks people to recreate famous works of art using photography.
The 4th version of Android, named Ice Cream Sandwich, is set to be released sometime in the next month …
Last Friday, we reported that Olympus had fired CEO Michael Woodford, claiming that he clashed with the …
Daniel strapped a small camera to his pug to capture what the world …
Here’s a strange (and extremely rare) piece of camera gear: the Leica Telephoto …
Here’s a test comparing the 1080p HD video recording capabilities of the iPhone 4S and the Canon 5D Mark …
Here’s a scene from NBC’s comedy show Parks and Recreation that can give …