Pay Me: A Photographer’s Music Video About Copyright Infringement
Tokyo-based editorial photographer Irwin Wong created this funny Justin Bieber parody song titled …
Tokyo-based editorial photographer Irwin Wong created this funny Justin Bieber parody song titled …
Canon sends out an email containing a customer survey once or twice a year, and yesterday’s survey included a …
Melbourne-based design studio Betty Wants In is at it again. They’ve created this …
Today Canon unveiled its new high-end PowerShot S100 compact camera, successor to the …
If you ever find yourself needing some quick stabilization when recording video with your DSLR, but don’t have a …
Cell phone cameras have pretty poor image quality when compared with point-and-shoot cameras due to their small sensors, but …
Gomite's new Tiltpod is a simple "tripod" designed for people who do a lot of traveling with a compact camera. Stored on the end of your hand strap, it attaches quickly to your camera's tripod mount to help you frame and stabilize your shots when there's no one around to help you take it. The underside is made of a "grippy" magnetic material that helps it stay still on most surfaces, and the angle of the base can be adjusted after the camera is attached.
In this video, UK photography instructor Damien Lovegrove demonstrates how you can add …
According to a survey conducted for SanDisk, 64% of adults in the US wouldn't consider destroying their photo collections for $1 million. At the same time, the general public probably doesn't spend nearly enough time and money ensuring the safety of those same photos.
Earlier this year, daredevil BASE jumper Jeb Corliss leaped off a cliff in Switzerland in a wingsuit and wearing 5 separate GoPro cameras. One of the things Corliss did afterward was create this ethereal slow-motion video with the footage using Twixtor, the artificial slowmo program that has become quite popular as of late.
ifttt (If This Then That) is a new service that lets you automate …
Last September, Sony issued a notice informing customers that its pellicle mirror cameras would overheat during extended …
Last week Toshiba announced “FlashAir” SD card with built-in LAN functionality, and today SanDisk is launching a …
Everpix is a new company that wants to make your entire photo collection -- both online and offline -- accessible from anywhere through the cloud. Introduced yesterday at the TechCrunch Disrupt 2011 conference, the service will come as a desktop client that monitors folders on your computer and photo sharing accounts on the Internet. Whenever you add new photographs, they're automatically beamed to the cloud (i.e. Everpix servers), allowing images created using many different devices and stored in many different places to be available in one central location. Even photos emailed to your through Gmail can be picked up and back up by the service.
Johan Rijpma spent six months creating this two and a half minute time-lapse …
We all knew it wasn’t a question of if, but of when: a major camera review site ( …
Next time you’re on vacation and find yourself without a camera, try checking the mini-bar in your hotel room.
In 1986, Texaco’s gas stations ran a promotion where you received free Fujifilm film every time you filled up …
It looks like all the negative news stories about photographers’ rights in the UK is finally causing …
Photographer Michael Freeman says that although things are getting tougher for professional photographers, …
Shutterbugs is a new comedy web series geared towards photo geeks: Set …
To promote its new Xperia phones, Sony hosted a three-day hackathon on a boat to see what creative innovations …
German satire program Extra 3 conducted a humorous — albeit disconcerting — experiment testing photographers’ (and videographers) rights in …
The rise of microstock and the fact that anyone with a camera can sell cheap photos has done a …
Here's a long exposure light painting tutorial by a couple MIT Media Lab students. In addition to teaching the basics of the technique, they also show off a robot arm that they programmed to do extremely precise light painting photos and animations.
As a tribute to 9/11, Jason Powell revisited locations where photos of the attacks were captured on that fateful day and rephotographed them with the photos overlaid on the background.
Miklós Falvay used 3D camera mapping techniques …
John Sypal is the photographer behind Tokyo Camera Style, the "Sartorialist of the camera world".
PetaPixel: Can you tell us a little about yourself and your background?
John Sypal: I had a very typical middle class and middle American childhood. A semester followed by a year abroad at a university in Japan led me to the place I am today, namely a suburb just outside of Tokyo. I’ve been interested in photography since high school and upon studying and living in Japan have been enjoying the photographic scene of Tokyo and the people who make it all possible. In 2008 I was taking part in a weeklong photography festival and asked a guy if I could take a picture of his camera. And since there were lots of people around with film cameras at this event I asked a few more. I had just seen my first tumblr a week earlier, and so after getting a few more pictures Tokyo Camera Style was born.
Canada’s TSN created this “Top 10” compilation of clips showing sports photographers and …