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Storm and wedding photographer Mike Olbinski of Phoenix, Arizona, is back again with another incredible time-lapse project that shows summer monsoon season covering landscapes with rain, lightning, and dust. The 8-minute... more

The children of wealthy people often flaunt their opulence through Instagram photos, spawning a popular blog called Rich Kids of Instagram. Now those Instagram users have an... more

Over the past several months, Adobe has been promoting Photoshop at major sporting events with its “Adobe Photoshop Fan Cam,” which shows fans in attendance being Photoshopped on the big screen. Adobe recently invited PetaPixel to a game for a behind-the-scenes look at how the Fan Cam is done.

Based in San Jose, California, Adobe runs the... more

Choosing the right hashtags for your Instagram photos can make a big difference in how many eyeballs see your work. If you find yourself constantly struggling to come up with the best relevant hashtags for your photos, there’s a new web tool designed just for you. It’s called... more

San Francisco-based Shoot Film Co. has launched a new notebook for film photographers called... more

This is a review of the Canon 5D Mark IV. My name is Albert Palmer, and Im... more

Google has added four new features enhancing its Photos app for iOS and Android.

The first two features are similar in that they highlight photos related to specific people. A 'Rediscover your memories' feature will dig up old pictures of people who... more

Episode 115 of the PetaPixel Photography Podcast.
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Back in the film era it was perfectly possible to buy a compact camera that could match an SLR in image quality terms. Sure, you might lose out on some advanced features, and for the most part you were stuck with a fixed lens, but deep inside, whether you were shooting with an Olympus XA or an OM1, the image was formed on a frame of 35mm film.

Fast forward to the mid-2000s and photographers without the need or funds for one of the new breed of affordable (sub-$1000) consumer DSLRs... more

Example of a sensor pattern with spatially varying exposure, in which pixels of the same color receive differing amounts of light. (From the Computer Vision Laboratory at Columbia University.)

Steven Zimmerman over at XDA Developers has... more

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