In this week's episode of The PetaPixel Podcast, DPReview Technical Editor Richard Butler joins Chris Niccolls and Jordan Drake to share the inside story of what actually happened between DPReview and Amazon.
If you've always wanted to learn about the history of the photographic camera as taught by the North Korean government, today's your lucky day! Here's a 15-minute educational video on camera history that was broadcast for children in the "hermit kingdom" (you can turn on English auto-translation in the video's settings).
Cameras and photography were birthed in Europe, so how did the Asian island country of Japan become the most dominant player in the global camera industry? Here's a great 30-minute video that explores that question, offering a look into the history and culture of cameras in Japan.
Minnesota’s Pioneer Public Television made this 12-minute mini-documentary about wet plate photography and photographer David Rambow. Rambow discusses the …
The video above is an episode of the British television detective drama Midsomer Murders titled "Picture of Innocence." It originally aired back in June of 2007 and tells the story of a rivalry between a "traditional" (AKA film) photographer and a digital one leading up to a village's annual photo exhibition.
“Science can be beautiful. Art can be scientific.” This latest episode of the PBS series …
Here’s a great 6-minute video in which PBS Off Book examines the impact three Internet phenomena — …
PBS is starting a new web-only video series called “Off Book“, and the …
One of the biggest stories last month was that an upcoming episode of the popular TV series House was …