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Canon G11 Review @ DCRP (dcresource)

Canon G11 Review @ DCRP (dcresource)

“You won’t be disappointed with your purchase.” DCRP (dcresource) has posted their review of the Canon PowerShot G11 [Specs], with 10MP resolution (1/1.7-in. CCD), 5x wide-angle optical zoom (28-140mm...

What is ISO?

What is ISO?

Todd and Diane are at it again with a good tutorial on understanding ISO. [ Read the tutorial at: White On Rice Couple ] Related Link: What Is… ISO Share on Bluesky (Opens in new window) Bluesky Share on Pinterest...

Google Interview Questions

Google Interview Questions

OK, I know it’s nothing new but, hey, it’s the week-end. Y’all know that Google hires some of the smartest people on the Planet (and, suspicion is that they may also go off planetary): Phds and the...

Assignment Chicago

Assignment Chicago

The homeless are probably the worst indictment of a society, and Chicago Photojournalist Alex Garcia has captured a simple but poignant image. [ Visit Alex Garcia’s blog: Assignment Chicago ] Share on Bluesky...

Use Shutter Speed to Control Motion

Use Shutter Speed to Control Motion

A good tutorial on how to use shutter speed to control motion from Todd and Diane. [ Read the tutorial at: White On Rice Couple ] Share on Bluesky (Opens in new window) Bluesky Share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)...

Canon G11 Review @ Imaging Resource

Canon G11 Review @ Imaging Resource

“The Canon PowerShot G11 is the G10 done better.” Imaging Resource has posted their review of the Canon PowerShot G11 [Specs], with 10MP resolution (1/1.7-in. CCD), 5x wide-angle optical zoom (28-140mm equiv...

Advice to 10 Great Photographers on the Internet

Advice to 10 Great Photographers on the Internet

This (hilariously funny) article spoofs the advice we read so often from other well-meaning photographers about our pictures. So, what if 10 great photographers posted their pictures on Flickr or some other galleries...

A Physics Paradox: Holes That Block Light

A Physics Paradox: Holes That Block Light

High school science teaches us that light can act either as a particle or a wave. So, theoretically, light should not be able to squeeze through a hole whose width is smaller than the wavelength of the light...