It’s been over a week since our “Cameras in the Movies” quiz was posted and now here are the answers. How did you do? 1.
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The Answers to the “Cameras in the Movies Quiz”
The Answers to the “Cameras in the Movies Quiz”
May 17, 2012 By
Sony NEX-F3: New entry-level mirrorless previewed (with samples)
May 17, 2012 By
Sony’s NEX-series of compact system cameras today gains an affordable new model, with the debut of the Sony Alpha NEX-F3 , and we’ve just posted our preview.
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Sony NEX-F3: New entry-level mirrorless previewed (with samples)
Portable event photo kit promises to reinvent the guestbook
May 14, 2012 By
A New York-based startup will soon unveil an open air, portable event studio setup that it claims will couple “the fun of a photobooth with the quality of a professional studio”. Detailed information isn’t available yet, but the mobile studio looks to be based around a Nikon D800 digital SLR, plus a variety of other hardware and software, including both a printer and projector. After each guest has a set of photos taken, they’re given a chance to choose their favorites, which are then projected for all to see, while two copies of each photo are printed
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Portable event photo kit promises to reinvent the guestbook
The Nearly Forgotten Mother of Modern American Photography, Gertrude Käsebier.
May 13, 2012 By
American photography has many fathers, like Mathew Brady and Alfred Stieglitz , but there was just one woman who was its mother, Gertrude Käsebier . Not only was she one of the first American women to have a successful career as a photographer, but she was one of the first photographers anywhere to focus on the family.
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The Nearly Forgotten Mother of Modern American Photography, Gertrude Käsebier.
Test Your Movie and Camera Knowledge with Our “Cameras in the Movies” Quiz
May 8, 2012 By
Like lots of photographers, I’m a movie buff and I especially love movies that feature cameras. To test your “cameras in the movies skills,” here’s a pop quiz with 15 questions.
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Test Your Movie and Camera Knowledge with Our “Cameras in the Movies” Quiz
Twitpic for iPhone brings four years of image-sharing history, one year too late
May 8, 2012 By
Having become a staple for 35 million life-observing extroverts already, Twitpic has suddenly decided to launch itself into the world of iOS apps. You may justifiably question the point of yet another platform for sharing photos and videos over Twitter, given how well the official app , Instagram and others now handle such things
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Twitpic for iPhone brings four years of image-sharing history, one year too late
How to Get Great Photos with a Cool Tabletop Home Studio
May 7, 2012 By
I’m a tabletop studio fan. They are easy to use and despite their small size, these tiny “studios” are a great way to get very high quality photographs of coins, stamps, flowers, jewelry, collectibles or water drops like Martin Waugh’s amazing liquids frozen in motion photos . Simple to make, I’ve constructed them out of everything imaginable — my favorite was my studio in a shoebox — and they are naturally small enough to be quickly broken down and stored when not in use
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How to Get Great Photos with a Cool Tabletop Home Studio
Kodak Gallery closing; billions of images to be transferred to Shutterfly
May 7, 2012 By
News from Eastman Kodak Co. today brings closure to a decade-long battle between two of the biggest names in the online photo sharing / photofinishing business. The public debuts of both Ofoto Inc. and Shutterfly Inc.
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Kodak Gallery closing; billions of images to be transferred to Shutterfly
French Rule that Smoking Albert Camus Photo by Cartier-Bresson Is a “Work of Art;” Can Remain on Display
May 7, 2012 By
As a follow up to our report in March, entitled “Cartier-Bresson’s Photo of a Smoking Albert Camus Stirs Up Controversy,” the Administrative Tribunal of Montpellier, France, decided last week that the picture of the Camus, a French Nobel Laureate, taken by France’s most celebrated photographer, Henri Cartier-Bresson, is a “work of art.” This exempts it from France’s strict “Evin” law, which prohibits the display of any image that “promote or advertises” smoking. Consequently, the photo will remain on display in the front of the city’s “Clapier” Médiathèque (multimedia library). A..
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French Rule that Smoking Albert Camus Photo by Cartier-Bresson Is a “Work of Art;” Can Remain on Display
Adobe Camera Raw, DNG Converter updates finalized
May 2, 2012 By
Adobe has today finalized the latest updates to its DNG Converter application and Camera Raw plugin, both of which were issued as release candidate versions some eight weeks ago. On release, Adobe has revealed that this is to be the last update of Camera Raw for Photoshop CS5. That’s worth bearing in mind if you’ve been considering upgrading to CS6, although as new cameras are added to DNG Converter in the future you should still be able to use this with CS5 or earlier
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Adobe Camera Raw, DNG Converter updates finalized
