A Primer on the Mirrorless Camera Craze
If you've been out of the loop when it comes to emergence of mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras (MILC, AKA EVIL), David Pogue over at the New York Times has an interesting article introducing them: …
If you've been out of the loop when it comes to emergence of mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras (MILC, AKA EVIL), David Pogue over at the New York Times has an interesting article introducing them: …
Camera toss photography involves having your camera shoot photographs while it's being tossed wildly into the air. The problem is, you'll usually want to play around with this kind of photography at night, when long exposure times will create pretty abstract images. If catching your camera on its way down in the dark isn't something that sits well with you, you might want do try what Flickr user Robert Couse did -- protect your camera using an inflatable swim tube, a piece of cardboard, and …
Canon published this humorous advertisement for the 40D in Digital Photographer magazine back in 2008.
Nikon announced yesterday that the 60 milionth Nikkor lens came into existence sometime in March 2011, a month after Canon announced the 60 millionth Canon EF lens. Canon has had a faster growth rate though -- while the first Nikkor lens was made in 1959, Canon's EF mount didn't show up until 1987.
Here's an awesome post-processing tutorial by photographer Sean Armenta teaching how to clean up skin in a portrait using three Photoshop tools: the Healing Brush, Patch Tool, and Clone Stamp.
These ghostly figures you see in these photographs weren't Photoshopped in, but are purely done through light painting. If you remember the creative 3D light painting technique using an iPad that we shared a while back, Croix Gagnon and Frank Schott took it a step further and put a slightly morbid twist on it. For their project "12:31", they "painted" using a laptop and an animation showing cross-sections of a human body!
