Albertino of Instax Magic created a unique camera that blends the old and the new. Half of it is made of LEGO, and half is a 90-year-old Zeiss-Ikon Trona folding plate camera.
Ultraviolet photography is something that relatively few photographers explore, but its a fascinating realm to explore with less of an investment in equipment than most people think.
Much of my photography revolves around the world that we cannot see with our own eyes. This unseen world approach can make otherworldly beautiful images from everyday ordinary subjects. Using light beyond our own spectrum is a great way to start these explorations enter the world of ultraviolet... more
Photoshop is such a hugely featured application that much of its feature set can be overlooked by even seasoned veterans. This 25-minute video tutorial from photographer... more
In 1975, a 24-year-old engineer named Steven Sasson invented digital photography while working at Eastman Kodak by creating the world’s first digital camera. Kodak wasn’t exactly enthusiastic about the industry... more
My name is Can Tuner. I’m a photographer living in Turkey, and I have been shooting macro photographs for about 7 years now. As someone who likes to photograph the tiny details of nature, I... more
The Google Pixel smartphone and its “best camera ever” will soon be even more “Made by Google.” The search giant just announced that it would purchase the Pixel hardware division from Taiwan’s HTC in a $1.1 billion deal.
Prior to this deal, Google designed, developed, and marketed the Pixel phone while HTC was the... more
White wine in product photography can be easily made to glow and give a beautiful color and gradient through the glass. In this 9-minute tutorial, Dustin Dolby ofworkphloshows a great... more
It wasn't the first 'prosumer' compact on the market, but it did check off a lot of the items on enthusiasts' wish lists at the time. The Canon G1, announced to the world on September 18, 2000, offered a great deal of manual control options, a hot shoe, Raw capture and a fully articulated 1.8" screen. That line would eventually evolve into the present-day PowerShot Gx X series but it all started 17 years ago this week.
Turkish macro photographer Can Tuncer takes his macro work far beyond most macro shooters. Forget 1:1 or even 2:1, when Tuncer decides on a project his super macro work requires complex focus stacking rigs... more
