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eyePhone: The eBook for iPhone Photographers

Al Smith had a revelation and decided to write an ebook about his conversion to iPhone photographer. A must read guide for everybody that is inundating the Social Networks with bad pictures. Learn something with this eBook: eyePhone - Making Stronger [...]

Triggertrap goes Mobile!

When Haje and the Triggertrap team came up with Triggertrap v1 and Triggertrap Shield for Arduino, I thought that was all manner of groovy. The idea of a universal camera trigger rocks, and they were dead proud of themselves. But being crazy [...]

Basic Geotagging with Geotagr and Lightroom 4

While you can drag and drop images quickly and easily to a location in Lightroom, it's much more accurate to use a GPS device that creates GPX tracklogs.  With the advent of Lightroom 4's Map Module, I've had a few developers contact me about their apps [...]

F295 Symposium: Further Explorations on the Idea of a 21st Century Photography

Announcing the 2012 F295 Symposium!  Continued Explorations of a 21st Century Photography June 7-10, 2012 | Pittsburgh PA USA We are pleased to announce that on June 7-10, 2012 F295will hold its 5th Symposium and 10th event! Over the past 5 [...]

Lytro + Apple = next thing in camera phones?

Late last summer I was sipping a beer with a friend when we began to muse over the question 'Where next for Apple?' Apple isn't exactly a company that's easy to second-guess, if it were, it wouldn't be where it is now. But hey, a touch of speculation is a [...]

The weekly round-up

The absolutely inescapable news this week: the SOPA black-out and Kodak filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. But there's been plenty of other stuff happening, too. Here's the run-down. Camera talk Here is what it's like to use the Lytro camera: link [...]

If you like a Leica…LOOK at this!

WOW! Ok, we all know that just below the surface, everyone wants an iPhone! The iPhone camera and all the imaging apps have become part of the fun of taking pictures. And for many it is the camera of choice. But if you want to have even more fun, you need to [...]

Analyze this: my Freudian slip

Kaufmann's Posographe - COOL!

Ancient Computer for Exposure Calculations From what I understand, this is a device from the 1920's that was used to calclate exposures for films. Using the sliding tabs along the edges, one would set the appropriate data points for light conditions, aperture, [...]

No more standing still to self-record with Swivl!

Ever wished that your camera could follow you around when you're making a video of yourself, without having to resort to bribing your loved ones or paying off your friends in their own weight in beer? Then you should check out Swivl. It's an IndieGoGo-funded [...]

Wander - an app to let you explore the world through pictures

Did you know that there are 518 photography apps in Apple's App Store? (I checked this evening.) And that there are 222 paid-for photography apps in the Android Marketplace? That's a lot of photography-related technology floating around attempting to sidle its [...]

Wild Animals for free on your iPad

Created for families, nature lovers, photographers or explorers, Wild Friends is the perfect app with rare close-up images of fascinating animals such as arctic foxes, chamois, dolphins, humpback whales, golden eagles and much more. Europe's best nature [...]

My daily rag: journaling and then some

Canon Idea Mine App Preview

Cool new app from Canon promises to help photographers with inspiration. I had a chance to visit with Paul Pierson of Carbone Smolan Agency at PDN's 2011 PhotoPlus Expo and get the low down on this new app for photographers. This app is aimed at hitting [...]

R.I.P. Steve Jobs

‎"Three apples changed the world: Eve's, Newton's, and Steve's" - Steven Burress, Commented on Facebook  "Steve Jobs was the greatest inventor since Thomas Edison. He put the world at our fingertips." Steven Spielberg. ‎"Sometime's life's going [...]