Adobe is getting serious about making Photoshop a serious tool for editing video. The sample video above was made entirely using an upcoming version of the program. Regarding why this is being added into Photoshop rather than left to Premiere Pro, product manager Bryan O’Neil Hughes states, …
Here's a super cool trick: instead of buying a special macro lens for your smart phone, simply use a drop of water! Carefully place a drop of water over your lens, carefully invert the phone, and voila -- instant macro shots with the cheapest lens you'll ever own. Alex Wild over at Scientific American has more details on the technique and some great sample shots taken with it.
I have to say I have one of the better jobs on the planet, at least for a photography gear-head. The part I like best — well, really there’s a lot of parts I like best — but one fun part is that my job description includes: Take things apart. See how they work. Learn how to fix them.
Haristobald recently captured a series of Superman photographs without the use of Photoshop or body painting.
Want to get closer to animals when doing wildlife photography? If there's access, your car can do the trick by serving as a photography blind. Scott Bourne of Photofocus writes, …
Last week we shared an interesting video that shows how Civil War-era tintype photographs were created.
If you're an Android user patiently waiting for Instagram to arrive on your phone, your wait may soon be over. Instagram founder Kevin Systrom showed off the company's upcoming Android version at the SXSW Interactive conference in Austin, Texas this past weekend. The app is currently in private beta, and is set to be released soon. TechCrunch's Kim-Mai Cutler writes, …
Have you ever wondered why newer Canon DSLR battery covers have a small rectangular hole punched into them? It's more than just for style: …
