January 4, 2011

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A Look at How Memory Cards are Made

Here's an interesting behind-the-scenes video showing how they make memory cards from start to finish. May the ingenuity and engineering-prowess of man amaze you and cause you to appreciate your memory cards more. Imagine what it would be like to watch this video back in the early 1900s...

Lexar Launches Monstrous 64GB and 128GB SDXC Cards

Lexar has announced two new SDXC memory cards ahead of CES 2011 that tip the scales at a whopping 64GB and 128GB. The Class 10 cards have transfer speeds of up to 20MB/s, meaning a full 128GB card would take nearly 2 hours to unload. Ordinary photographers won't likely need storage capacities anywhere near what these cards offer, but people who work primarily with HD video may find these sizes useful. The capacities aren't the only way these cards are massive -- the costs are up there as well, …

Politician Accidentally Captures His Own Assassin on Camera

Reynaldo Dagsa, a local councilman in Manila, Philippines, was celebrating on New Year's Eve with his family when he was shot in the chest and later died on the way to the hospital. His family later discovered that Dagsa had accidentally captured his killer on camera while taking a picture of his wife and daughter moments before he was shot.

Life as an NBA Team Photographer

Back in 2010 we featured an interesting documentary about what the life of Pete Souza -- President Obama's official photographer -- is like. Now, here's a look at a different kind of official photographer: the team photographer of an NBA basketball team. Layne Murdoch has been shooting sports for over 30 years, and is the official photographer of the New Orleans Hornets. In this video he provides an interesting behind-the-scenes glimpse into what his coveted job involves.

Casio’s Ultra-Swiveling TRYX Leaked via Massive Ads on Building

CES 2011 is still a couple days away, but camera gear announcements are already making their way out of Vegas, both intentionally or unintentionally on the part of the manufacturers. Engadget outed one of the soon-to-be-announced cameras, the Casio TRYX, after spotting massive advertisements outside a CES building. Apparently it's a compact camera that sports two hinges -- one on the frame and one on the display -- that allow it to swivel in funky ways. Presumably the frame swiveling provides a …