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Seitz Panoramic Set - New Horizons

We’ve all got sets of photo’s that we’ve put together haphazardly in order to get a decent panoramic shot. It doesn’t work that well if we’re honest does it?  Overlaps, slightly different focuses, etc. Seitz Roundshot VR Drive Panoramic Set should put all of that out of your mind. It’s a fully automatic panorama motor for your [...]

Flickr Stock Photography Finally

Finally Flickr users will have a chance to sell their images via Getty, but don’t get too excited yet, as the Yahoo! announcement says, it’s not for everyone Getty Images and Flickr are working together to establish the first commercial licensing opportunity for photo-enthusiasts in the Flickr community. The Flickr collection will feature photography selected [...]

Hasselblad H3DII-50 Steps Up - Out in October

Hasselblad have been quite quiet for a while. The last big moment that springs to mind is when they cut the H2. But it looks like they feel like reminding us of their pretty impressive name. To this end they have stepped up with the 50 megapixel H3DII-50. Using the knowledge gained from the H3II-39 the [...]

Bus Spotter = Terrorist

Boing Boing reports of another unfortunate photographer having to give up because of the war on public photography: A Gloucester bus-spotter (”omnibologist”) is being forced to abandon his 40-year-old hobby of snapping pictures of busses and trams because security kooks keep calling him a terrorist and even a pedophile. The sad thing is none of us [...]

Canon 1000D XS Beginners DSLR

Canon 1000D / XS is here, no rumors! Canon has announced their new entry-level budget DSLR and what a beast it is. 10mp Cleaning system 3fps 7 point AF 2.5″ LCD with Live View SD card slot That’s a pretty good bundle for the entry model I am sure you will agree. No news on UK price but expect it to [...]

You Can’t Film Here, Give Me Your ID

Regardless of the law, it seems more and more photographers and film makers are going to get stopped and hassled for photography in public places. Check out this excellent video. You Can’t Picture This // Current

Classically Cliché

 Are cliché photographs classic like one of Shakespeare’s plays or are they annoying? Elements from Shakespeare’s work show up in many movies and books. It can be said that William Shakespeare’s themes pop up in photography. A rose by any other name would smell as sweet, but a picture of a rose would not be that [...]

Sunset on Mars

Sunsets are a cliche, yes, but not when they are snapped … on Mars … View more fantastic space photographs from the NASA archives and their “image of the day” here.

Void of Color

How do you decide when to turn a picture black and white? Maybe you just keep all of your pictures in color. For me there are a few things I look at before I determine which way to go on a particular photograph or set.  I rely heavily on opinions in deciding whether to change [...]

Getting a point and shoot felt so good

When I first started my photography courses I shunned the point and shoot camera. I thought that since I wanted to be a professional photographer I couldn’t be a “slacker” and use one. I felt frazzled. The easy to use point and shoot camera is what got me into photography in the first place, [...]

More on Photographers as Terror Suspects

Damian might want to swap his Sigma 500mm for something more inconspicuous. It seems law enforcement around the world are on the lookout for anyone taking photographs. Tourist or Terrorist? Many would assume the men are tourists taking in the city’s sights, but law enforcement officials say they could be terrorists staking out possible [...]

Another Victory in the UK War on Photography

Street photography is safe and legal in a public, outdoor space in the UK, right? Right? Um … check out this tale of brave and intelligent security guarding on Flickr Two security guards from the nearby shopping center THE MALL came running over, we were surrounded by six hostile and aggressive security guards. [...]

Urban Photography With Star Wars Characters

/Film has an article on some clever reality-Star Wars mashup photographs that look really cool, in an extremely geeky way! French photographer Cedric Delsaux has created a series of photos where he puts Star Wars characters and vehicles and transplants them into modern day urban locations. I quite like the idea of Jabba and Mr [...]

Picasa for MacOsX Coming

According to TechCrunch a version of Picasa for Apple Macs will be coming along later: I managed to pick the Google employee with the least amount of media training and immediately put her on the spot. Her response: Picasa for Mac is under-development and will be launched later this year. This is great news, [...]

Viewfinder: See Pictures Matched with 3D Google Earth Scenes

Viewfinder is a project from the University of Southern California that promises to allow you to see your pictures in context within a 3D Google Earth scene. It’s not ready to try out but the demos are very impressive. Here is what they say about it: “Viewfinder” is a novel method for users to spatially situate, [...]

Olympus E-520………….leaked?

The eagle-eyed readers at DSLR User have spotted a possible slip of the keys as Olympus may have outed the E-520 by accident! “So that you don’t need to carry a heavy tripod or invest extra money into every single stabilised lens, Olympus integrated a built-in image stabiliser into the camera body of the E-3, [...]

Canon EOS 5D - MKII ?

I spotted whispers on Northlight-Images site that Canon’s EOS 5D DSLR is about to get an update. There are also specs posted on DP Review forums for a second generation 5D with the following changes: A gain to 15.3MP up from 12.8MP, a 2 stop hike in light sensitivity to 25600 ISO. The new snapper will also [...]

A Friendly DSLR - The Olympus E-3

The 10 mp touting E-3 is a friendly little critter. Most of the shooting options rely on the front and rear dials to control.  These control aperture and shutter speed - until you press a modifier button and then they control other shooting options.  These are pretty easy to get to grips with without doing [...]

How much should you pay your model?

An issue that often confounds photographers is the amount of compensation they should pay a model upon the sale of a stock photograph. It’s a situation that arises when you want to shoot a spec shot, but, you don’t have the financial resources to pay for the model’s time. Most models, especially [...]

JPEG XR - Quick Shooting

Now, what usually happens when you want to take a bunch of snaps in quick succession is you have to drop from RAW to JPEG. JPEGs lose quite a bit of info and tends to be a bit like an audiophile listening to a Costco stereo! Microsoft’s JPEG XR (it used to be called HD [...]