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Samsung announces US pricing for Wi-Fi-capable NX20, NX210 and NX1000

By admin On May 19, 2012 · Add Comment
Samsung has announced the US prices for its latest ‘Smart’ Wi-Fi enabled NX mirrorless cameras, the NX20, NX210 and NX1000. It has also said the NX1000 will be available from June at a price of around $699 with the 20-50mm retractable zoom. The range-topping 20MP NX20 with its electronic viewfinder will retail for around $1099, [...]
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Why Instagram is Terrible for You, and Why You Should Use It

By admin On May 19, 2012 · Add Comment
Although everyone has an opinion on Facebook’s purchase of Instagram for $1b, I think we can all agree: Instagram is terrible for photographers (Gotcha). Why? Let’s count the ways. Why Instagram is Terrible for Photographers… The rights grab Let’s look at the Terms of Use: …By displaying or publishing (“posting”) any Content on or through [...]
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Futuristic Drag and Drop Concept for Transferring Photos and Media

By admin On May 19, 2012 · Add Comment
Tired of fiddling with cables and memory cards? You might not have to in the near future as wireless data transfer becomes more and more common. This brilliant concept video by designer Ishac Bertran imagines how we might soon be using “spatially aware devices”, or devices that can share data simply by holding them close [...]
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A DIY Rig for Perfect Light Painting Orbs

By admin On May 19, 2012 · Add Comment
Unlike most DIY projects this one won’t come cheap, but if you’ve always yearned for that ever elusive “perfect” light painting orb, then photographer Hugo Baptista has a solution for you. All you need to replicate his results is a Meade DS-2000 telescope mount, a drill, an LED strip with a wireless controller, and a piece of [...]
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Cinematic Portraits of People at Work

By admin On May 19, 2012 · Add Comment
Offering a very cinematic, editorial-style look at tradesmen doing their work, Japan-based photographer Yohei Shimada’s Workman series is an impressive display of photographic talent. The series was born out of necessity and a lack of subject matter in Shimada’s small hometown of Nara. Having moved back there after completing an internship in Tokyo and coming [...]
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Use Wax Paper to Plan Out Your Picture Frame Layout on the Ground

By admin On May 19, 2012 · Add Comment
If you’re planning to hang a bunch of picture frames on a wall, Marissa Waddell of Roost suggests laying them out on the ground to figure out frame placement. Once you’re happy with how the frames look, simply take a large sheet of wax paper and outline the frames. The paper can then be used [...]
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Adobe CS6 Released Today, Creative Cloud Coming May 11th

By admin On May 19, 2012 · Add Comment
The big news spreading across the internet is that Adobe CS6 officially released today. The announcement, which confirms previous rumors of a May 7th ship date, came late last night and means that we can all finally get our hands on Content-Aware Move and all of the other features we’ve been dying to try. Those [...]
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Hasselblad Cuts Prices, Makes Owning Medium Format Cheap[er]

By admin On May 19, 2012 · Add Comment
Many a photographer would love to have a medium format camera gracing their camera bag, but not everyone can afford to drop anywhere between twenty and forty thousand dollars on a Hasselblad. Fortunately, the price of owning one just dropped by 22.9-percent. In an attempt to make medium formats more affordable and commonplace, Hasselblad is [...]
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Newer Smartphones Packing CMOS Sensors with Dedicated White Pixel

By admin On May 19, 2012 · Add Comment
Some time ago Sony announced a new series of “stacked” CMOS sensors that would bring a new level of quality to smartphone cameras. And now, several months later, rumors are floating about that Sony’s new LT29i smartphone — codenamed the Hayabusa — will be packing a 13-megapixel version of the new tech. What makes these [...]
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Holgarizer: A Free Photoshop Action That Emulates a Toy Camera Look

By admin On May 8, 2012 · Add Comment
A few years ago, graphic designer Grey Jay was asked by a company to create a Photoshop action that would emulate a “toy camera” look for photos. He came up with an action he calls the “Holgarizer” and, after some tweaking and adjusting, has made it freely available to the public. If a messy cross-processed [...]
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