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Kodak – The End of an Era

There is no name more famous in film than Kodak. Nor in cameras… a decade or more ago. In fact, in some developing countries, the very name Kodak became synonymous with cameras, as in, “Don’t forget to...

Antarctica Deep Sea Vents Teeming With New Creatures

Antarctica Deep Sea Vents Teeming With New Creatures

Scientists doing deep-sea vents research in the Antartic were surprised to find new species of sea creatures (anemones, sea stars, and hairy-chested yeti crabs) in abundance — and unlike those found at deep-sea...

iEducation from Apple?

iEducation from Apple?

Is Apple about to enter the education field with an iTunes store dedicated to educational textbooks? Apparently, Jobs wanted textbooks rewritten for the iPad — a long-suffering endeavor since it is such pain to...

Panasonic GX1 Review @ PhotographyBLOG

Panasonic GX1 Review @ PhotographyBLOG

“If you want virtually all of Panasonic’s compact system camera technologies in a small, customisable and intuitive package, the new Lumix DMC-GX1 fits the bill almost perfectly.” We’ve added...

Olympus E-PM1 Review @ CameraLabs

Olympus E-PM1 Review @ CameraLabs

“The [Olympus] PEN Mini E-PM1 is a fantastic and very welcome addition to the PEN range and one which will undoubtedly be popular both for the novice upgrader and those who want a portable alternative to a DSLR...

Samsung Announces Wi-Fi Dual-View DV300F

Samsung Announces Wi-Fi Dual-View DV300F

SAMSUNG’s Latest DualView Offering – the DV300F – Brings Further Innovation to Highly Popular Category Enhanced Dual LCD and Wi-Fi connectivity for users to capture and share life’s moments in an instant, from...

HDR Timelapse turns Dresden into a Toy City

HDR Timelapse turns Dresden into a Toy City

Striezelmarkt Dresden 2011 in HDR from T-Recs (Timelapse Recordings) on Vimeo. This beautiful timelapse video is filmed in HDR and shows the famous Striezelmarkt in Dresden, the oldest Christmas market in Germany. The...

All of 2011 Through A Pinhole Camera

All of 2011 Through A Pinhole Camera

Talk about a long exposure. Photographer Michael Chrisman set up his pinhole camera on Jan. 1, 2011 and started to expose the photosensitive paper (not “film”) inside for 365 days, right up to Dec. 31, 2011...