Snap Incs experimental foray into wearables may not have had much of a financial impact for the struggling company, but they did create some buzz with their pop-up Snapbot vending machines. Now theyve made their Spectacles available... more
After the initial media buzz, it has been very around Google Glass for a while now. But Alphabet X, Google's "moonshot" division, has just unveiled an update to the original smart glasses. The new version is called Google Glass Enterprise Edition and, as the name suggests, is not meant for... more
Want to try out product photography but can’t afford a softbox? They can be expensive pieces of kit, but invisible ones cost a lot less. In this 6-minute video by Leo Rosas... more
I was committed to burning my property. I know this sounds a bit crazy but were talking about a prescribed burn. My wife researched programs in our area for homeowners to reduce fire hazard. In our area the firefighters are cross-trained for both wildland and structure fires so they are perfectly qualified to do prescribed burns on a residential property.
After getting an assessment we got rid of all the pine needles dropped by the numerous ponderosa in proximity to the... more
JPEGmini Pro took this 52MB Hasselblad H5D-100c file and compressed it down to just 15MB in seconds.
JPEGminithe image compression program that purports to decrease JPEG size by up to 80% without any perceptible loss in qualityjust released a major update to their Mac app that they'... more
Hate the high-pitched buzzing of camera drones? You’re not alone. A new study published by NASA has found that people find drone founds more annoying than any... more
A newly granted Apple patent details a new type of camera system that aims to produce higher-quality selfies. The patent, first filed with the US Patent and Trademark Office in 2015, describes using a wider field-of-view with the iPhone's front-facing camera when taking selfies in landscape mode. The wider FOV wouldn't be fixed, however, with the camera reverting to a narrower FOV when a selfie is... more
No-fly zones are increasing, regulations are tightening, and the situations where you can actually fly a drone in public spaces are dwindling. No bother — just use your smartphone and a really, really long selfie stick instead.
