Floating Camera Merges Two Worlds
How do you take a picture of something above the surface of the water and below at the same …
How do you take a picture of something above the surface of the water and below at the same …
Perpignan, France is known in the photography world for the international photojournalism festival …
“Nowhere Near Here” is a creative video by Pahnl that uses light painted …
If you think the Japanese come up with the strangest product ideas, it’s because they do. The …
Polaroid is sending out the above teaser, informing people of a special event the company will be holding at CES 2011 next month. While the teaser as-is isn't very revealing, enhancing the image brings out some interesting details.
Apparently this is what Pentax considers “legendary collaboration”: a Korejanai robot edition (Korejanairobomoderu) …
Noah Kalina’s famous “everyday” project spanned six years of his life, but began …
If the first level of photo-geekiness is wearing USB cufflinks, and the second level is wearing …
What do 225,000 watts of light get you when shooting with the high-speed Phantom camera? Not much. Just ask Vincent Laforet who shot this commercial using the uber-expensive camera. Even with that much light, he still needed a 2.0 aperture. That only created more problems of staying in focus while using dolly moves in slow motion.
Have numerous SD cards you need to access at once? The Elecom MR-C27 …
Man-made technologies are often inspired by things found in nature, right? Well, the big camera corps could learn a …
If you care about not having your photographs used with permission, there’s a Firefox extension called …
Canonites in Japan who often find their mode dial inadvertently changed can now choose to have their camera upgraded …
Update on 12/18/21: This video has been removed by its creator. The PBS documentary that we mentioned yesterday …
Dmitry Sklyarov of Russian software company ElcomSoft announced yesterday that the encryption system used by Canon to prove the authenticity of photographs is flawed and unfixable. This is the system that's used to prove that images were not altered after being captured by the camera, and has applications in things such as court cases.
To prove their point, ElcomSoft published a series of ridiculous and obviously "Photoshopped" images (e.g. the astronaut planting a Soviet flag seen above) that all correctly pass Canon's authenticity verification.
“Freeze Tag” is an award-winning commercial by Canon in which people play the popular children’s game using Canon DSLR …
Nikon, Sony, and Sandisk have announced that they’re teaming up to develop a set of specifications for the next …