When it comes to cool stuff, I'm not sure that there's much cooler than Triggertrap Mobile this week. But, if you enter our May photo competition, you can win yourself a Fracture, which is also pretty cool. Flickr also unveiled some groovy new photo sizing [...]
Scott Kelby is bringing Google+ photographers together for a history making conference! On May 22-23, fifteen of the biggest photographers, instructors, and social media magnates on Google+ are gathering in San Francisco for the first-ever Google+ [...]
Canon launched the concept camera it showed off late last year; Facebook splashed out an unholy sum of money for Instagram and its 35 million subscribers; and Haje launched an online photo school. You might have thought that that was quite sufficient for one [...]
The most exciting news this week has to be that Haje's latest book has just gone on sale. It's pretty awesome. The second most exciting piece of news is that the LCD screens for Triggertrap have arrived; they should be shipping soon. Tertiary to that, Nikon [...]
So the big news this week was that Sony announced a new translucent mirror camera, but, as always, there's been a fair bit of other stuff happening. Here's a round-up. Useful knowledge The basics of light metering... link (2012-03-17 by @Photocritic) 7 Lessons [...]
There's been little in the way of news-news this week, but still there's a very healthy selection of photography stuff to keep you occupied, from ghastly Barbie dolls with in-built cameras to cool competition news. Enjoy! Camera talk (and lenses, too) Lytro [...]
This was the week when Nikon released ten new compact cameras, Panasonic put a few more out there, Sony unveiled another three, and Pentax sent another EVIL camera out to play in the devil's sandpit. Haje also went to war with PayPal and I was left wondering [...]
It's been a busy week for Google, what with swinging the axe over Picnik and coming under fire for its new updated privacy policy, not to mention Daphne Keller - one its execs - letting slip that she uses Flickr rather that Picasa (or Google+) at the Leveson [...]
Ooh it seems to have been a bit of a busy week. There's not so much in the way of news-news, but there are plenty of quirky links to keep you occupied whilst you're waiting for your gravy to thicken. Have fun! Firmware upgrades There's a firmware update for [...]
Hello dearest readers. Welcome to the weekend, and to accompany it here is your digest of news from the photography world over the past week; some of it quirky, some of it odd, and some of it just stuff that you might need to know. Firmware upgrades Leica has [...]
So lovely readers, over the course of a week I can amass a pile of press releases concerning things that are vaguely interesting or important but don't warrant an entire article; release to the Twitterverse a stream of somewhat amusing or interesting links; [...]
A cliché or cliche … is an expression, idea, or element of an artistic work which has been overused to the point of losing its original meaning or effect, rendering it a stereotype, especially when at some earlier time it was considered [...]
Keep your eyes on the skies because more camera gear may be crashing down on us. It has been nearly a month since I wrote a post about the Canon lens that crashed through the roof of a home in Petaluma, California. However, there had been no news about [...]
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