Tag: Photo

  • World’s highest resolution panoramic photo is stitched from 70,000 images

    A team of five photographers has created what they describe as the world’s highest resolution panoramic photograph by stitching 70,000 digital images together to create a 365 gigapixel photograph. Recorded using a Canon EOS 70D with the EF 400mm f/2.8L IS II USM lens on a 2x converter, the picture took 35 hours of shooting over the course of 15 days just to capture. Read more

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  • Details of Google’s new photo app leaked

    It’s been rumored for some time that Google is planning to separate the photo component from its Google Plus app and establish it as a stand-alone service. Ahead of Google’s annual I/O event taking place this week, some leaked information and screenshots have surfaced that shed some light on Google’s plans. Read more

    Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • Ideas for Photo Fun With Water & Food Coloring

    “Wow! Oh my gosh! Cool!”

    This is what your friends will say when they see your gorgeous photos of food coloring in water.

    These shots are not only incredible but surprisingly easy! And with our setup tips and ideas you’re gonna get the most vibrant and unique results possible.

    Just don’t get so mesmerized by all those dancing colors that you forget to take the shot!

    Make Photo Magic with Food Coloring

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  • Samsung releases NX1 firmware update, with improvements for both photo and video

    Samsung has announced yet another firmware update for its flagship NX1 mirrorless camera. The company has been good about providing useful updates for the NX1, and firmware version 1.30 continues this trend. It includes numerous enhancements for still photos, video, and even Wi-Fi connectivity. Read more

    Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • Gulf Photo Plus is Coming to the US

    I teach very infrequently now, at most just once or twice a year. That said, without fail I attend Gulf Photo Plus in Dubai every March.

    It’s a great event, with quality instructors and a fantastic group (family?) of people running it. But Dubai is a long way away, to be sure.

    So three years ago, we worked out a sort of “road version” of GPP. It’s a compressed, wall-to-wall weekend that brings a bit of GPP to another city each year. 2013 was in London. 2014 was in Singapore.

    And 2015 will be in Seattle, Washington in the US. And I am really happy about this. Yeah, it’s greater Seattle (in Bellevue). The GPP folks wanted a good, but not too big, venue for the weekend.

    The Particulars

    Date: Sept 19th and 20th
    Location: Seattle area
    Price: $ 399 (early bird)

    The presenters for 2015 are Joe McNally, Zack Arias, Greg Heisler and yours truly. It’s designed to be a firehose weekend, done in that way so people/parents/humans/etc. can efficiently work it to travel/work schedules. If GPP in Dubai is basically a 10-day (minimum) commitment, GPP’s Pop_UP events are something a driving-radius local can do without burning a single vacation day. And someone just about anywhere in the US or Canada can do it with a travel day tacked on at each end.

    Having seen the London one, I can tell you this: If I wasn’t speaking, I’d be going. (And ultimately, between you and me, it has always been my goal to make myself redundant for GPP Pop_UPs in various cities around the world and just attend.)

    To that end, if you are not in the US/Canada, you can also vote on where the next Pop_UP city will be. For that, and all of the info you need if you are considering going, hit the GPP Pop_UP website.

    Tickets are on sale now, and will be absolutely limited by the size of the venue. So if you are juggling air tix, etc. Best to jump on it while the variables are still in your favor.


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  • DIY Roundup: Photo Gifts for Mom

    Your mom is the best! So her gift this Mother’s Day should be just as incredible as she is, right?

    Right! And the best part is, you don’t have to look far for the perfect present. You can easily make it out of some of those gorgeous pics you’ve been taking.

    (All you need is to channel your inner craft-machine!)  

    So we’ve put together a list of DIY Photo Gifts that are sure to put a huge smile on your mom’s face.

    Happy Mom’s Day, moms!

    10 DIY Photo Gifts for Mom 

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  • St. Louis Post-Dispatch photo staff and Daniel Berehulak nab 2015 photography Pulitzers

    Photographers capturing the Ebola epidemic in West Africa and turmoil in Ferguson, Miss. took home this year’s Pulitzer prizes for Feature and Breaking News Photography. Daniel Berehulak, a freelancer shooting for the New York Times, was honored for his images from West Africa where he spent four months in the Ebola zone. The Saint Louis Post-Dispatch photography staff was recognized for its coverage of the protests that began there last August following the death of 18-year-old Michael Brown. Read more

    Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • Photo History Club: 7 Famous Photographers You Should Know

    I’ve said here before that exploring photographic history is a great way to kick-start your creative engine. It’s often said that there’s nothing new under the sun, but for every photographic approach and philosophy you can find, someone somewhere did it first. Studying what’s come before you can often reveal something new ahead of you. So with that sentiment in mind, I Continue Reading

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  • Photo Display Roundup


    You’ve got prints, prints everywhere. Well, not everywhere … mostly in shoe boxes.

    They need to be free! It’s time.

    We’ve rounded up the most fun, and stylish, ways to get your prints out into the fresh air. Let those beauties breathe.

    Check Out Our Display Roundup

    p.s. Not enough prints in your life? Try our Disposable Camera app!
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  • Tamron USA announces fourth travel-themed photo contest

    Tamron has announced a competition for US-based customers, who are encouraged to submit 8-14 images with a travel theme. Prizes for the winner include having his or her work featured on Tamron’s website and in its newsletter, as well as the opportunity to pick up a shiny new SP 15-30mm F/2.8, 24-70mm F/2.8 or 70-200mm F/2.8. Learn more

    Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)