You have your wide angle lens ready and aperture set at f/16. You go home and see that the picture you took is not as what you have in mind. Landscape photography might seem like…
Monthly Archives For September 2012
Faking it Exhibition: Photo Manipulation in the Era before Photoshop
There is a a new exhibition starting at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, called “ Faking It: Manipulated Photography Before Photoshop” which is documenting the history og manipulated photography from the 1840s though…
Stunning Photos of lightning bolts.
Capturing bolts of lighting as they streak across the night sky is a difficult process that requires a lot of patience. But photographer Mike Olbinski has the patience of a saint as these array of…
Lytro light field camera
”A radical camera that lets users adjust the focus after taking pictures”…..Hmmm, a digital camera that lets you focus later……sounds like a bit of a novelty! So, is this a new type of camera that…
A Guide to Digital Camera Sensors – Full Frame or Cropped?
The dawn of digital photography has made cropped sensors the norm for most new photographers. However, during the film era, there were no cropped sensors. Every sensor was 35mm or larger. Since making digital sensors is quite…
Panasonic Lumix GX Vario 35-100mm f/2.8 telephoto zoom lens
Panasonic digital camera owners will be pleased to hear of Panasonic’s recently announced Lumix G X Vario 35-100mm f/2.8 telephoto zoom lens designed for micro four-thirds cameras. The LUMIX G X 35-100mm F2.8 is the…
2012 National Geographic Photography Competition
Another photographic competition worth checking out; this time it’s the 2012 National Geographic Photography Competition. National Geographic have always set the standard for photographic excellence, so I can’t wait to see who the winners will…
Adobe’s new Photoshop Elements 11
Adobe has released the latest version of their imaging editing software; Photoshop Elements 11 and premiere Elements 11. Is it going to be radically different to the previous versions? with improved and different features? it…
The iPhone 5 Teardown
iFixit has completely taken apart the new iPhone 5 just hours after it’s official launch – in it they reveal the new camera sensor and a scratch-resistant saphire glass lense. Source: iFixit
The New Lowepro Hatchback AW
No, it’s not a small family car, it’s something far more useful. It’s a very useful camera bag ideal for the outdoor photographer which also doubles as a daypack. This is a camera bag I…
Autographer: The world’s First Intelligent Wearable Camera
OMG Life today announced the release of Autographer, a wearable camera which can take hands-free photos with a custom 136° eye view lens, an ultra small GPS unit and 5 in-built sensors. Autographer takes very…
Travel Photography Live festival 2012
Visitors will be entertained and informed by some of the world’s leading photographers and travellers at the Travel Photography Live Festival. The festival will be held at the Royal Geographical Society in London over three…
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