Here’s the story of how I recently proposed to my girlfriend using the back of my film camera.
It was date night and our first date of the year. I had been overseas for a few weeks and before that we had both gone back to our respective parents places during the Christmas break. I used this as an excuse to dress up a little.
In the morning, while she was at uni, I bought flowers and put post-it notes throughout her room detailing what to wear and... more
IKEA has announced its new “Art Photography” collection, a new series of 11 limited-edition fine art photos that will soon go on sale in IKEA stores in the United States.
This is the second year IKEA is holding a special “Art Event” series, which is geared towards making fine art available to the masses.
“Spanning from the highly abstract to the figurative, the Art Photography collection reflects the rich and inspiring... more
The Sony a6300 has some of the most comprehensive video specs of a mass-market camera, so it seemed like a perfect excuse to embark on a video project. DPReview writer Richard Butler is a self-professed beginner when it comes to video, so he set out to see what he could do with the little Sony as he tested... more
US accessory manufacturer Fotodiox has announced an XL version of its WonderPana Free Arc filter system for wide angle lenses that it says is designed specifically to allow users of the Canon EF 11-24mm F4L USM lens to use filters over the front element. The... more
Google has launched version 1.17 of its Google Photos for Android app and the update brings an important improvement: non-destructive editing. Read more
Here’s a clever idea: if you have unwanted 35mm film canisters lying around, you can turn them into simple cases for storing and organizing your SD cards.
Most humans can see about 1 million colors. Some people can see around 100 million. This 4-minute video by DNews is an interesting look at this condition, which is known as tetrachromacy.
The average human eye contains 3 types of cones that are sensitive to red,... more
Shootlr is a new iOS and Android app that turns selfies and photo taking into a social experience that you do with friends and family. Instead of shooting and sharing selfies and snaps yourself, you can use the app to request pictures from others.
