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Insights From Hiring Real Estate Photographers

“Because there have been several times this year that I couldn’t get up to Issaquah to shoot my wife Levi’s listings, Levi hired various real estate photographers in the Seattle area too shoot some of her listings.” —  Larry Lohrman Source and Read More: photographyforrealestate.net

Review: Wacom Bamboo Fun graphics tablet

“I’d purchased one of the original Wacom Graphire tablets a long, long time ago and it served me well. I remember I’d tried a different brand first because it was cheaper but returned it immediately because writing on it felt like crap.” —  John Watson Source and Read More: photodoto.com

Nikon D90 vs. Canon EOS 50D vs….

“With the bi-annual Photokina tradeshow just a month off, the camera announcements are starting to come fast and furious. We’ve had a whole slough of compact camera announcements from Sony, Olympus, Panasonic, Nikon, and Canon. And yesterday it started with the digital SLRs.” —  Photo-John Source and Read More: reviews.photographyreview.com

Balancing Your Revenue Streams

“Build a website for profit and fun, and one of the first things you’ll learn is that it pays to diversify your revenue streams. You’ll want ads that pay per click, banners that pay for impressions and affiliate links that give you commissions.” —  photopreneur Source and Read More: blogs.photopreneur.com

40 Places to get free stock photography

“40 excellent sites to get your photoshop legally for free. Some may have a pretty awful design, but they all have one thing in common: professional high resolution free photos.” —  photoshoptalent Source and Read More: photoshoptalent.com

With Canon, Loyalty Has its Privileges

“After I wrote about the untimely death of my Canon SD700 last week, a reader wrote me to ask why I didn’t just take advantage of the Canon Loyalty program.” —  David Pogue Source and Read More: pogue.blogs.nytimes.com

Alien Skin Releases Blow Up 2

“Alien Skin has announced a new version of its image-resizing software plug-in. Blow Up 2 offers a simplified interface, easy batch processing, and improved performance with support for multi-processor and multi-core systems. The plug-in can be used with Adobe Photoshop and Photoshop Elements software, and can handle CMYK images, 32-bit-per-channel HDR images, and output up [...]

Nikon Introduces Wide 5.8x Zoom Lens

“The compact AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR offers a 27mm-157.5mm equivalent view on Nikon’s DX-format cameras.” —  Aimee Baldridge Source and Read More: popphoto.com

Model Profile: Diane

“I haven’t profiled any of my models before, but thought I’d give it a try. There are several reasons. First and foremost to show off some of my work, of course, and to give my model a pat on the back and something she can show others, who are thinking of working with her.” —  Rasmus [...]

Kodak EasyShare P520 Digital Frame Stays Fingerprint Free

“Besides dropping in price, digital picture frames have advanced quite a bit over the past few years. The resolutions and image quality have definitely improved, and instead of having to rely on a small set of buttons or a cramped remote for navigating through hundreds of photos, they now feature intuitive touch screen interfaces.” —  Andrew [...]

Canon Offers New Wi-Fi Photo All-in-Ones

“Canon has announced two new Wi-Fi inkjet multifunction devices, the PIXMA MP980 and the PIXMA MP620 Photo All-In-One (AIO) Printers. According to Canon, the PIXMA MP980 is the first AIO printer to include separate gray and photo-black inks, for truly neutral black-and-white photo printing. “ —  Tony Hoffman Source and Read More: pcmag.com

Epson Intros Stylish All-in-One Printers

“Epson has introduced the Artisan 800 and Artisan 700, two new all-in-ones (AIOs) for the home and home office. Both have a stylish touch, with a piano-black finish. “ —  Tony Hoffman Source and Read More: pcmag.com

Review:: Canon CanoScan 8800F

“Canon’s recipe for the CanoScan 8800F ($199.99 direct) seems simple. Start with the previous generation Canon CanoScan 8600F, boost the already-high quality for scans to make the results even better, replace the light source with LEDs to eliminate warm-up time for scanning, and—sorry to say—raise the price by about 20 percent.” —  M. David Stone Source and [...]

Book Review: On Reading

“As Robert Gurbo notes in his brief preface to André Kertétz’s On Reading, this new edition of the book that was originally published in 1971 has been released “as we face the disturbing prospect of digital and online books overtaking and possibly eliminating printed media.”” —  Conor Risch Source and Read More: pdnonline.com

A Day in the Life of Maxim.com Photo Editor Kelly Stuart

“Kelly Stuart’s job at Maxim.com is more of a mixed bag than that of most magazines’ online photo editors. “ —  David Hirschman Source and Read More: pdnonline.com

How to create a slide show that doesn’t bore your audience

“Photographers who market online tend to do one of two things when showing their work. They either 1. stack image upon image in one blog post with a smidgeon of copy as their way of showing work or 2. the build a slide show.” —  Sean Cayton Source and Read More: caytonphotography.com

New Nikon DSLR Can Record Movies

“Nikon’s new D90 is the “world’s first” DSLR to permit movie recording. Using the D-Movie function, customers can record video at up to 720p (1,280 x 820) pixel resolution and at 24 frames-per-second (fps).” —  Christine Persaud Source and Read More: marketnews.ca

Bodie Ghost Town

“I took a little day trip to Bodie State Park with my brother and his fiance to get some portraits about a week ago. I needed to blog about it because this place is insane with awesomeness.” —  Nick Carver Source and Read More: nickcarverphotography.blogspot.com

Custom Filter Case

“As (primarily) a landscape photographer, split neutral density filters are my bread and butter. I have 5 in all plus a solid ND and a polarizer. Split NDs are virtually useless in screw-in ring form, so I opt for the Singh-Ray rectangular filters with Cokin P series holders.” —  Nick Carver Source and Read More: nickcarverphotography.blogspot.com

Black Rapid R-strap

“I did hear of the Black Rapid strap a while back, but when I searched the web I found no trace of it. That might have been because I searched for Black Rabbit and not Rapid, which is the name of this new camera strap and seems to be exactly what it is: rapid.” —  Martin [...]

I filmed with a D90!

“OK, I know the specs and opinions on the new Nikon D90 are spreading like wildfire on the web right now, but the number of people who handled one is still quite limited. I’m one of them. OK, Chase Jarvis had several for a while it seems, but he’s Chase. I’m just Martin.” —  Martin Joergensen Source [...]

Flash snoots and grids

“A snoot is a tube in front of your flash, which keeps its beam of light tight and concentrated, while a grid has lots of smaller, parallel tubes that do essentially the same thing.” —  Martin Joergensen Source and Read More: blog.nikonians.org

Sony Cybershot DSC T300 | Digital Camera Review

“At the beginning of this year, around the time the CES show in Las Vegas took place, Sony introduced a number of new Cybershot compact cameras, among which the beautifully designed Sony Cybershot DSC-T300. Sony have built a long history around the digital camera; one that can generally be considered a success. “ —  LetsGoDigital Source and [...]

Anatomy of a Lightroom HTMl Gallery

“Lightroom HTML galleries used to be written in a mix of XSLT and XML. The simpler coding in Lua makes it a pleasure to create HTML galleries with. You can write Flash galleries in Lua, but because IE doesn’t allow plugin loading on PC Lightroom, you can’t see them in the preview window. Hence 3rd [...]

Radiance

“I’m not sure what the odds are that I would see complimentary patterns aligned so well at just the perfect time. I’m not a statistician, but perhaps its ten thousand to one… a million to one… a billion to one or maybe even a trillion to one? Who knows. As photographers we often focus more [...]

Tony Corbell’s “Portrait Lighting on Location” — Lessons in Simplicity from a Lighting Master

“One of the downfalls of many books and training DVDs on portrait lighting is that they tend to make lighting seem like a hopelessly complicated subject. You sometimes walk away feeling like you know less than you knew going in. That is exactly why Tony Corbell’s Portrait Lighting on Location (Software Cinema) is such a [...]

RAW vs. JPEG: Part 2 – Pros and Cons

“I wrote an article a few days ago explaining what RAW and JPEG formats are (Part 1 of the RAW vs. JPEG discussion). The secret to choosing a format lies with understanding when each format works best…. There isn’t one format that is universally better (although some of you may beg to differ - [...]

7 Secrets to Stock Photography

“Getting accepted into stock collections can be daunting and many professional photographers are rejected from stock collections regularly. Stock can be a difficult area to break into, so we’ve compiled some secrets to help you get started in stock photography and build a business for yourself in this competitive field.” —  hyperphocal Source and Read More: hyperphocal.com

RAW vs. JPEG: Part 1 – What are they?

“f you’ve ever visited a photography discussion forum, read a camera magazine or listened to a photography podcast, you have probably run into the RAW vs. JPEG debate. Or you may have noticed a mysterious RAW setting on your camera and wondered what it is.” —  hyperphocal Source and Read More: hyperphocal.com

Mysterious Lighting Effect Tutorial for Photoshop

“Here’s a nifty little lighting effect that we can create in Adobe Photoshop using the Lighting Effects filter. It’s a really simple way to give a flat graphic some flare!” —  David Leggett Source and Read More: tutorial9.net

New Photographic Book, “One of Us,” by Chris Usher, Documents the Ongoing Impact of Hurricane Katrina

“One of Us,” Published with Help of Eastman Kodak Company, Tells the Three-Year Post-Katrina Story Rochester, NY and New Orleans, LA, August 29 – Today, photojournalist Chris Usher, a member of the White House Press Corps and freelance contributor to TIME, introduces One of Us, a unique book that highlights the results of nearly three years [...]

Leaping into Digital

“My final workshop week in Maine was another blur of full days, both in the classroom and in the field, wonderful scenery, good people and lots of learning and laughter. The week was so full and rushed by so fast, in fact, that I soon gave up the idea of trying to post here every [...]

3 Reasons Why I Refuse to Use Lightroom

“Ok, ok, now before you Lightroom fans get all twisted up, read this and read it carefully. This post isn’t intended to stir things up. I’m not a Lightroom user, but I’m a Photoshop user.” —  Brian Auer Source and Read More: blog.epicedits.com

The Crown Estate is ignoring photographers rights

“Buckingham Palace are implicated in Photo Rights Grab - Pro imaging have given the what’s great about Britain? competition the red light.” —  ePHOTOzine Source and Read More: ephotozine.com

Sony’s Cyber-shot T500 10 megapixel compact shoots HD videos

“It’s no D90, but Sony has a new compact stillcam for your snapping pleasure, the Cyber-shot T500, and it’s touting an HD movie mode just like any good bandwagon hopper should. “ —  Paul Miller Source and Read More: engadget.com

Samsung cranks out four UbiSync digital photo frames

“Samsung’s dropping four new digital photo frames at IFA, and wonder of wonders, they’re actually somewhat interesting — particularly since they can all act as UbiSync secondary monitors for your PC. “ —  Nilay Patel Source and Read More: engadget.com

Sony Cyber-shot T500 hands-on

“We got a look at Sony’s new HD-shootin’, 10.1 megapixel Cyber-shot T500 today, and it seems to do what it says on the box. “ —  Paul Miller Source and Read More: engadget.com

MORE FOR LESS

“In 1991 Kodak fitted a 1.3 megapixel sensor into a Nikon F3 film SLR, called it the Kodak DSC-100, and sold it for around $25,000. Miniature file storage was not invented at that time so you had to carry a big digital recording device to store the pictures.” —  dpexpert Source and Read More: dpexpert.com.au

Samsung’s New Cameras Are Cheap Excuse to Show Hot Biker Girl

“For some strange and sick reason, Samsung is one of those manufacturers who doesn’t think that girl power is the future of gadgetry, and instead assumes…” —  gizmodo Source and Read More: gizmodo.com

Orphan Works Act: Courts and Law

“In my prior post on the fallout of the Orphan Works Act, I looked at how history panned out for the Fair Use provisions of the Copyright Act as a barometer for forecasting the future of the OWA, were it to pass.” —  Dan Heller Source and Read More: danheller.blogspot.com

The Challenge of Finding a Winner For My “Worldwide Photowalk” (and the winners are revealed!)

“As I sit here in the early morning hours, I can’t tell you what a challenge it’s been choosing the winner, and runners up for contest part of my Worldwide PhotoWalk.” —  Scott Kelby Source and Read More: scottkelby.com

Winners, losers + miscellaneous ramblings

“Scott Kelby has revealed the winner of the photo contest portion of the World Wide Photo Walk. I know how hard it was to pick my local winner, so I can only imagine how difficult it was to choose a winner from all the cities. Here’s his post with interesting comments about each photo.” —  Dave [...]

MINOX DSC to continue the legend in the digital age

“Minox will introduce its legendary spy camera into the digital world with the new MINOX DSC digital camera, a miniature camera that features the 8×11 dimensions and at the same time boasts state-of-the-art technology.” —  DCVIEWS Source and Read More: dcviews.com

Panasonic LX3 Review

“Welcome to my LX3 review. I purchased the LX3 a day or so after it was released in Singapore. As of the time of writing, I’ve had it for nearly 10 days and despite some bad weather, have been able to shoot with it enough to be able to complete this review.” —  Lawrence Ripsher Source and [...]

Nikon Coolpix S52 Review

“Nikon is justly renowned for its impressive range of entry level Digital SLR cameras that bring the world of serious digital imaging into the reach of, well, most of us. However, not everyone wants to carry a bulky black camera around with them, no matter how impressive the images it produces are. So Nikon also [...]

REVIEW—CANON EOS 1000D camera

“This 10 megapixel camera is the first SLR from Canon to break (just) the $1000 barrier. The construction uses a lot of obvious plastic, including for the lens mount. It is small and light and is well suited to small hands. Ergonomics are just so-so. There is no body top camera status LCD so the [...]

Sony Introduces Cyber-shot DSC-T500 with HD Movie Recording

“Sony has unveiled the 10-1-megapixel DSC-T500, with the ability to record HD video in 720p format at 30 frames per second. It features a 5x zoom Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens (33-165mm equivalent) and touch-screen control via a 3.5″ LCD screen with 230,00-pixel resolution.” —  Tim Barribeau Source and Read More: digitalcamerainfo.com

Portrait Professional Version 8.1 Announced

London, UK, August 28th, 2008 Anthropics Technology announces a new batch-processing version of its Portrait Professional software. This innovation brings the successful Portrait Professional software to photographers who would benefit from retouching large volumes of portraits, for significant time saving and happier customers. The software will be demonstrated at PhotoKina and available for sale from [...]

Whiteting teeth and eyes in photoshop portrait make over video tutorial.

“Whiteting teeth and eyes in photoshop portrait make over video tutorial.” —  Yanik Chauvin Source and Read More: digitalpixels.net

Makeup makeover - part 1

“In this tutorial I will show you how to remove hair in front of someone’s face, retouch skin and apply makeup using Photoshop (any version). Any skill level (tutorial includes some basic informations and descriptions for beginners).” —  photoshoptalent Source and Read More: photoshoptalent.com

Photographer’s Tip–You Can Shoot Panoramas With Your Digital Camera And Free Software (PC)

“I fancy myself a decent amateur photographer. Whether anyone other that my wife and parents feel that way is another story. This past weekend I took what I consider the best shot I’ve ever taken. It was a panorama–most photographers just say “pano.” That’s it at the top of this entry. It’s better bigger.” —  Gearlog Source [...]

I’m Here To Say, I Must Be Going

“Groucho Marx once used that phrase in one of their movies and it has always stuck with me. Those words really ring true for me this week, I just got home last night from Oklahoma and I now find myself in another hotel room in Rock Springs, Wyoming this evening.” —  David Tejada Source and Read [...]

Let’s Start a “Save Photography” Movement; Who’s with Me?

“As I was walking down the street in Manhattan yesterday, avoiding other busy pedestrians thinking about work, I noticed a bumper sticker I had never seen before. On a red background, it read: “Save the Mountains.” Not sure if it was a serious one but regardless, it made me wonder. How come we haven’t seen [...]

Privileged POV: Closing the Disparity Between the Photographer and the Documented

“Although the digital revolution has made it more accessible, photography has always been and still is a relatively expensive medium of art. Pencil and paper for drawing is easily available; cameras, on the other hand, for many are not. Fortunately, my first camera (a 1970s Minolta SLR) was given to me by my boarding school [...]

Photographic Lessons from a Political Convention

“When photographer Steve Simon covered the 2008 Democratic National Convention, he solved problems that affect all of us who takes pictures, whether we use basic point-and-shoots or high-end SLRs.” —  CreativePro Source and Read More: creativepro.com

Agreement furthers Microsoft and Nikon collaboration on new products and features in digital imaging.

“Microsoft Corp. and Nikon Corp. have signed a patent cross-licensing agreement to further the development of each company’s current and future product lines.” —  CreativePro Source and Read More: creativepro.com

ROCKETLIFE.COM & SCRAPBIZ.COM ANNOUNCE WHOLESALE PHOTOBOOKBIZ PROGRAM TO BRING DIGITAL OFFERINGS TO SCRAPBOOK RETAILERS

Folsom, CA, August 28, 2008 — Visan www.visan.com and RocketLife.com www.rocketlife.com, the inventors of ground-breaking award-winning new media technologies, announced today that it has partnered with ScrapBiz.com, a leading retailer education and support program in the scrapbook industry, for the new PhotoBookBiz Program to help scrapbook retailers tap into the digital scrapbooking and photobook market. The [...]

[B]Business Day Thursday: Secrets to Salesroom Success - Part 1

“What kind of operation do you run? Does your business plan include a full time store front studio? Or a nicely appointed residential studio? Or a the dining room/spare bedroom/office (or any other room for that matter) somewhere in your home?” —  David Ziser Source and Read More: digitalprotalk.blogspot.com

The Hot Shoe Diaries

“Back in the country, and back on the internet. Couple of reasons for blog lite (or, truth be told, blog zero) over the last two weeks. I’m shooting a Geographic story and they moved the sked up one month on me, which takes away a month for scheduling field time.” —  Joe McNally Source and Read More: joemcnally.com

Photograph Those You Love

“It is with heavy heart that I have to report that we lost my step father this morning. Craig had been suffering from ALS over the past year and a half. It is a nasty disease that leaves your mind but takes your body. I haven’t lost a lot of close people in my life. [...]

REVIEW: OneLight Workshop DVD

“Here’s a review of a DVD called OneLight Workshop from photographer Zack Arias” —  Dave Cross Source and Read More: davecross.blogspot.com

Model Behavior

“Let me introduce myself by saying that I have been modeling for over a year now and have been on dozens of photoshoots and movie sets. I work with Don at Lighting Essentials on workshops, DVD’s and tutorials.” —  Brianna Source and Read More: lighting-essentials.com

Samsung introduces innovative LCD digital photo frames

“Samsung announces four new digital photo frames, the 8-inch( 800×600 pixels) SPF-85H and the WiFi-enabled SPF-85V, and the 10-inch (1024×600 pixels) SPF-105P and the WiFi-enabled SPF-105V.” —  DCVIEWS Source and Read More: dcviews.com

Nikon unveils AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR

“Nikon announces the AF-S DX Nikkor 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR, a new DX zoom lens with built-in Silent Wave Motor and Vibration Reduction. This new high-power zoom lens offers photographers a convenient single-lens solution to” —  DCVIEWS Source and Read More: dcviews.com

Sony announces DPF-D80 / DPF-D100 digital photo frames

“Sony announces two new digital photo frames, the 8-inch model DPF-D80 and the 10.2-inch model DPF-D100. Both frames feature a photo-realistic SVGA (800 x 600, 4:3 format) LCD panel and with an orientation sensor your landscape and portrait images are correctly displayed automatically.” —  DCVIEWS Source and Read More: dcviews.com

DCRP Review: Kodak EasyShare Z1085 IS

“The Kodak EasyShare Z1085 IS ($249) is a fairly compact camera with a 10 Megapixel CCD, 5X optical zoom lens with image stabilization, 2.5″ LCD display, and a high definition movie mode. And, like all Kodak cameras, it’s very easy to use.” —  Jeff Keller Source and Read More: dcresource.com

Review:: Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ5

“Back in April I reviewed the Lumix DMC-TZ4, Panasonic’s then-new 8.1-megapixel, 10x zoom travel camera, and I stated at the time that I also hoped to get its more powerful sibling the TZ5 in for review soon after. Well it’s taken a little longer than I’d hoped, but I’ve finally got one in, and I [...]

Panasonic Lumix DMC FX35 | Digital Camera Review

“The number of ultra compact digital cameras has grown considerably over the past few years. At the time, Casio took the initiative with the Exilim Card models to produce flat models and nearly every manufacturer followed their example.” —  LetsGoDigital Source and Read More: letsgodigital.org

Review:: Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ28

“By a strange coincidence it is precisely a year and a day since I reviewed the outstanding Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18, an expensive but immensely capable 18x zoom, 8.1-megapixel super-zoom bridge camera and arguably the best of its type, at least until recently. “ —  Cliff Smith Source and Read More: trustedreviews.com

SEA&SEA announces new strobe

“SEA&SEA just announced a new version of the YS110 – the new YS110 Alpha. Keyfeatures are a guide number of 22 (land), and increased beam angle of 105 degrees,…” —  Serge Abourjeily Source and Read More: digideep.com

Expedition to Spitsbergen with Sony Alpha 350 and BS Kinetics Gibson

“In the midst of June I am transported to the airport of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. With envious glances I spot the many passengers travelling in their flip-flops and shorts and checking in their one and only suitcase.” —  Karin Brussaard Source and Read More: digideep.com

The Amoco Ultimate Photo Contest

“The hub is centered on people who love their cars and they’re running an awesome photo contest that I think you would really be interested in (they’re giving away free gas cards weekly and a grand prize trip to the 24 Hours at LeMans).” —  photocompete Source and Read More: photocompete.com

The Art in Nature

“The Art in Nature will illustrate all aspects of nature in its many tableaus: landscape, seascape, wildlife, floral, water, environment, and weather.” —  photocompete Source and Read More: photocompete.com

Canon announces EF-S 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 IS

“Covering a huge range from 18mm to 200mm the new EF-S 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 IS makes for a great all-purpose lens. Compact, lightweight and a wide magnification range - this standard zoom lens features a wide focal length range from normal to telephoto equivalent to 29-320mm in the 35mm format.” —  Camera Dojo Source and Read More: cameradojo.com

Ricoh R8 Digital Camera Review

“The Ricoh R8 is a 10 megapixel digital camera. It has a 7.1x wide angle lens. The design is different to all the more standard digital cameras out there, with a stylish, retro look.” —  Cameras.co.uk Source and Read More: cameras.co.uk

Rangefinder Magazine Article

“I’ve been very fortunate over the course of my career to receive periodic recognition for my craft and this Rangefinder article is certainly a highlight for me. I am very proud and excited to be featured in this years annual lighting issue of Rangefinder magazine.” —  David Tejada Source and Read More: davidtejada.blogspot.com

The New Nikon D90

“Yup, they’re all ganging up on us in effort to drain our bank accounts right before Christmas. The blogosphere has been going nuts about these recent press releases.” —  Beyond Megapixels Source and Read More: beyondmegapixels.com

How to Use Your In-Camera Spot Meter

“We’ve mentioned in previous posts how in-camera metering can be very unreliable. It can meter the scene differently even if the subject and lighting do not change. In the series of photos below, I left the camera at evaluative mode and took three shots at different focal lengths. I shot in AV mode with the [...]

Sony DSC-T500 Digital Camera

“Sony’s back with yet another digital camera from the DSC Series - the T500. This model will feature the following specifications :- …” —  ubergizmo Source and Read More: ubergizmo.com

Sony adding high-definition movie recording to its digital camera line.

“Sony is adding high-definition movie recording to its digital camera line with the introduction of the Cyber-shot® DSC-T500 model. “ —  PR-inside Source and Read More: pr-inside.com

Canon PowerShot E1 Digital Camera Announced

“Canon U.S.A., a leader in digital imaging, is expanding its iconic PowerShot digital camera line with the introduction of its new, stylish and easy-to-use PowerShot E1 digital camera, targeted to the teen and tween markets.” —  eCoustics Source and Read More: news.ecoustics.com

Panasonic launches super-versatile 10.1-megapixel DMC-FZ28 digital camera

“Panasonic has launched the Lumix DMC-FZ28 digital still camera, featuring a 27mm wide-angle Leica lens with an 18x optical zoom.” —  AME Info Source and Read More: smeinfo.com

Unlock Advanced Features on Your Canon Digital Camera

“With this simple, free software hack, you can add RAW support, histograms, burst mode, and other high-end features to even a low-end Canon camera.” —  Zack Stern, PC World Source and Read More: pcworld.com

Boarding pass in hand, pick up a digital camera or MP3 player from Best Buy

“Travelers are used to picking up a newspaper, a paperback or a souvenir in airport shops, but now many can purchase a $500 digital camera or a number of consumer electronics items to take on the plane from web-enabled kiosks branded by Best Buy. “ —  Internet Retailer Source and Read More: internetretailer.com

Snap to It

“If you’re shopping for a digital camera, you know that megapixels are important—but they aren’t everything. Once upon a time, we obsessed over every additional megapixel. Now, however, the focus is on features and price points. You can get quality snaps at bargain prices or spend a bit more for the latest in fully featured [...]

Review:: Canon PowerShot SD1100 IS ELPH Silver Digital Camera

“Like its Digital Elph predecessors, Canon’s new PowerShot SD1100 IS looks and feels great. Its price tag of about $249 puts squarely in the realm of midrange point-and-shoots, but its robust features–including Canon’s fast DIGIC III processor, a maximum aperture of f2.8, and outstanding image quality–allow it to compete with cameras that cost significantly more.” —  [...]

ADOBE UNVEILS PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS 7 AND INTRODUCES PHOTOSHOP.COM MEMBERSHIP

New Photoshop.com Membership Boosts Capabilities of Desktop Experience Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced Adobe® Photoshop® Elements 7 software with new Photoshop.com membership, a milestone release of the No. 1 selling consumer photo-editing software1. Available for Windows®, Photoshop Elements 7 makes it quick and easy to organize, edit, create and share amazing photos with others [...]

Canon U.S.A. Announces Two New SELPHY Compact Photo Printers Offering a Stylish Design and Creative Flair

Creative Enhancements Allow Consumers To Personalize Those ”Can’t Miss” Moments LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y.–(BUSINESS WIRE)--Canon U.S.A., Inc. a leader in digital imaging, today announced two new additions to the popular SELPHY compact photo printer line: the SELPHY ES3 and SELPHY ES30. A first for a Canon compact photo printer, the SELPHY ES3 will now include one gigabyte [...]

Canon U.S.A. Combines Slim Design and High-End Features in Its Revamped A-Series and Ultra-Zoom Line of Digital Cameras

New Models Feature Slimmer, Compact Body and Easy-To-Use Features LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y.–(BUSINESS WIRE)--Canon U.S.A., a leader in digital imaging, is expanding its PowerShot line of digital cameras with the announcement of two new additions to its affordable A-series line, and one new ultra-zoom digital camera to its SX-series of ultra-zoom cameras. Sporting a new look, the [...]

Colorful, Playful and Packed with Features, the New PowerShot E1 Digital Camera is Designed with a Youthful Twist

First Offering in New Line of Canon PowerShot E-Series Cameras Targeted to Youth Market LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y.–(BUSINESS WIRE)--Canon U.S.A., a leader in digital imaging, is expanding its iconic PowerShot digital camera line with the introduction of its new, stylish and easy-to-use PowerShot E1 digital camera, targeted to the teen and tween markets. Whether taking photos with [...]

Video - Camera Profiles for Lightroom

“This one has been causing quite a bit of buzz. When Adobe released Lightroom 2 (and the accompanying 4.5 update to Camera Raw) they released these camera profiles on the Adobe Labs website.” —  Matt Kloskowski Source and Read More: lightroomkillertips.com

Matt’s Photoshop World Insider’s Guide

“Photoshop World is here and it got me thinking about some one attending the conference for the first time. It’s overwhelming. Trust me, I’ve been there as an attendee.” —  Matt Kloskowski Source and Read More: lightroomkillertips.com

Nikon D90 Press Release

Stunning 12.3-megapixel image quality, broad control and the world’s first* digital SLR movie function combine to deliver unsurpassed creative freedom in a D-SLR. TOKYO - Nikon Corporation is pleased to announce the introduction of its newest DX-format digital SLR, the D90. More than just a new camera, the D90 represents a new era of digital SLR [...]

Nikon D90 Hands-on Preview Simon Joinson, August 2008

“Almost exactly two years after the D80 was announced comes its replacement, the rather predictably named D90. The D80 has been one of Nikon’s quiet successes, and even today, despite being positively Methuselah-like in digital camera terms it continues to sell and often makes its way into our top 10 most clicked on cameras. Because [...]

Chase Jarvis Raw: Advance Testing The Nikon D90

“Woot! Today I get to be among the very first to share with you the planet’s newest camera: the much-anticipated Nikon D90. You may have been attuned to all the recent leaks, buzz and rumors of a new Nikon camera coming soon, but I can assure you, this here ain’t no rumor.” —  Chase Jarvis Source and [...]

Nikon D90 DSLR Answers the Call for Creative Freedom with Advanced Features that Benefit All Levels

“MELVILLE, N.Y. , Aug. 27 /PRNewswire/ — Nikon Inc. today announced the D90, a digital single lens reflex (SLR) camera that redefines the creative boundaries of digital photography allowing photographers to easily create stunning still images and High Definition (HD) movie clips with sound — with the same camera. A host of Nikon core [...]

Data Robotics Partners With Aperture Nature Photography Workshops to Connect Photographers

“SANTA CLARA, CA, Aug 21, 2008 — Data Robotics, the makers of Drobo, announced that it is sponsoring the Aperture Nature Photography Workshop Series. The series, beginning in September 2008, pairs amateurs with working professional photographers to make fantastic images at America’s most beautiful locations, while learning how to get the most out of Apple’s [...]

Lawsuit Aims to Repay Clients of Defunct Photography Studio

“When a tri-state wedding photography studio shut down in January, it locked away marriage memories of 3,600 newlyweds — and couples married as long as 11 years.” —  imaginginfo Source and Read More: imaginginfo.com

Adobe Unveils Photoshop Elements 7 and Introduces Photoshop.com Membership

“SAN JOSE, Calif. - Aug. 26, 2008 - Adobe Systems Incorporated today announced Adobe Photoshop Elements 7 software with new Photoshop.com membership, a milestone release of the No. 1 selling consumer photo-editing software*.” —  imaginginfo Source and Read More: imaginginfo.com