Here’s an inspiring and educational video in which Marc Silber sits down to …
Canon once sold these telephoto lens keychain flashlights in its online store for …
Here’s a quick tutorial in which photographer Lee Morris shows how you can …
The popular deal-a-day website Woot made this fun behind-the-scenes video showing how the site’s product photographs are made.
Like many electronic devices, cameras often come with certain cables that are neither necessary enough to be used often …
Samsung made this creative paper camera ad a couple years ago to promote its WB500 compact camera. The magical …
Nine years ago, during his final year as a fine art photography student in Melbourne, …
Crazy about photography, web designer and aspiring commercial photographer Dabe Alan decided to get a sleeve tattoo showing the evolution of cameras. He documented the process by creating stop-motion videos in which the artwork magically appears on his arm. The videos show 12 hours of sitting in the tattoo parlor, and comprise 2713 separate photographs shot with a Canon 5D Mark II and 24-70mm lens.
Kodak’s stock plummeted again today, losing nearly 50% of its value and closing …
Earlier this week, a Reuters photograph showing a Libyan rebel firing an RPG caused a stir after …
Photographer Patrick Lindsay shot this beautiful photograph of gumballs seen through water drops. It's similar to the MC Escher water drop photo we shared a while ago, but is much easier to create since the drops of water aren't moving in this photo.
Awesome deal alert (for those of you in the US): Walmart is offering a free …
Photographer Lee Morris recently purchased a Nikon MB-D11 battery grip from Amazon.com for …
Daily deals sites have become quite popular as of late, with Groupon and …
Here’s a bit of photo humor to start off the day: Jeremiah Warren …
Here’s a helpful illustration that shows acceptable places to crop when shooting portraits. Cropping at green lines should be …
Just heard the terrible news that Photojojo …
If you're a longtime Instagram user that recently upgraded to Version 2, you might have noticed that the filters don't quite feel the same. Don't worry, it's not just you: each of the filters was indeed tweaked in the app's overhaul. Despite the new live view and faster response times, many users aren't too happy about the changes that were done to their beloved filters. Owen Billcliffe over at My Glass Eye did a side-by-side comparison between old and new filters to show the differences. The filter shown above, "Lord Kelvin", has a significantly different look in the new version.
A Nikon patent published today details a new dust reduction feature that might …
Instagram's filters are meant to mimic the look of vintage and toy cameras, but have you ever wondered which cameras and films you'd need to make analog photos with the same look? The folks over at 1000memories decided to tackle this question and, after a good amount of research, came up with a neat infographic showing the different camera and film combinations you can use to recreate popular Instagram filters.
Photography business analyst Dan Heller has written …
After the widespread looting that occurred in the UK recently, a guy named Mrog Deville was inspired to distribute …
DxOMark has just published its findings on the quality of Nikon’s new mirrorless …
Here’s an interesting behind-the-scenes video that shows what a workday is like for fashion photographer …
You've probably heard the expression "It's the photographer, not the camera", but apparently Nikon -- or at least one of its PR people -- hasn't. A few hours ago the company updated its Facebook page with,
A photographer is only as good as the equipment he uses, and a good lens is essential to taking good pictures! Do any of our facebook fans use any of the NIKKOR lenses? Which is your favorite and what types of situations do you use it for?
Needless to say, the post was met with quite a bit of disagreement in the comments.
Lens hoods can become loose over time, leading to annoying rattling sounds or problematic vignetting if the …
Instructables user art.makes has a tutorial on how you can make a pair of paper iris glasses with adjustable apertures. You could definitely build upon the idea to make each side more like a camera lens (e.g. adding barrels, f-stop values) -- perhaps as part of a geeky Halloween costume?
Here’s a quick and easy tip from Scott Kelby for portraiture: reduce the …
If you're a Flickr loyalist that hasn't jumped ship for competing services, Flickr is rewarding you with a couple new tools for sharing your photos. Today the company announced an official app for Android and a new photo-sharing feature called Photo Sessions.
Ask a photographer to shoot a time-lapse portrait of a city, and they might choose a number of famous locations to photograph with a fixed camera. Photographer Jesse Kopp, however, prefers to stay at the ground level and photograph what it feels like to actually be roaming around the streets. He visits famous cities around the world and creates time-lapse videos out of photos taken while walking from landmark to landmark. It's an awesome way to get a feel of what each city is like (the video above shows Paris).