Google Adds EXIF Data to Image Search
Google has added EXIF data to …
People seem to be having a hard time swallowing the idea that Nikon could do well if their upcoming …
Ties are meant to be soft and comfortable around the neck, so they’re a perfect fit for a do-it-yourself …
Stephen Shore is an American photographer known for his “deadpan images of banal …
If you’re into experimental film photography at all, Lomography is currently offering a …
Don’t want people using photos of your private island without permission? Watermark it! Billionaire …
If you’re looking for a fun photography-related way to invest some money, you might want to look into photobook …
We shared a couple weeks ago that it's possible to scan film using an ordinary flatbed scanner and a DIY cardboard adapter, but did you know you can also use a large-screen cell phone or tablet computer to provide the necessary backlighting? All you need is a way to turn a large portion of the screen entirely white (e.g. a "flashlight" app). Simply place the device facedown over the film on the scanner, and scan it with the cover open.
Multi-tools are pretty convenient when you’re wandering around the great outdoors, but they’ve never really been a friend specifically …
Update: Looks like the item has sold out. Here’s a sweet deal alert: you can currently pick up a …
As Space Shuttle Atlantis left the International Space Station to head back to Earth for the final time, one …
Photographer Lori Nix spends weeks and months creating extremely detailed miniature scenes — …
Remember the strange boxy cameras that were spotted on Samsung's website a couple months ago? Turns out they were in fact digital medium format cameras, but were developed for "internal purposes" only.
Skott Chandler's House Watch project consists of photographs taken in private living spaces using a pinhole camera fixed to the ceiling.
After reading about the revolutionary "shoot first, focus later" Lytro camera that's currently in development, Canadian fashion model Coco Rocha reached out to the company to ask if they could work with a prototype.
Photographer Mike Mitchell was 18-years-old back in 1964 when he captured The Beatles on their first US tour. After sitting in a box for 45 years, 50 of the photographs were individually sold at a Christie's auction on Wednesday for a whopping $361,938.
PBS is starting a new web-only video series called “Off Book“, and the …
If you ever find yourself with some unwanted negatives on your hands, you can upcycle them into creative film …
Here’s a short clip from the talk show Stossel where American libertarian journalist …
How do you get a silverback gorilla to put a GoPro HD camera up to its face? Stuff the case full of raisins, of course!
Here’s another nail in the fail coffin for the much-hyped but not-very-popular photo-sharing app …
Los Angeles-based photographer Dave Hill created this video showing all 11 photographs in …
If you look at the Top 100 Movies chart in the iTunes Store, …
This photo that allegedly shows the mount and sensor on Nikon's upcoming mirrorless camera was just leaked onto the Chinese forum Xitek. My initial reaction was, "wow, that sensor looks small!". However, the camera is in fact rumored to have a relatively small 2.6x crop sensor (by comparison, the new Pentax Q has a 5.7x crop sensor).
Having a hard time getting a kid to smile? Children’s photographer Jennifer Tonetti-Spellman …
Update on 12/18/21: This video has been removed by its creator. NASA created this beautiful time-lapse video with photos taken …
You know you’re ballin’ as a photographer when you can use your lens collection to play a giant game …
"Vector Portraits" is a series of candid portraits of passing motorists shot by photographer Andrew Bush between 1989 and 1997 in the Los Angeles area. After making 66 of these portraits, he published a photo book with them titled "Drive".
The North Korean government is the latest to get caught trying to feed a poorly Photoshopped photo …
The WVIL concept camera that made the rounds on the Internet featured a lens that could operate separately from …