Michael Chiusano writes a Kodak Eulogy. In the mid-1990’s, I was involved in a consulting project with Kodak, having to do with some digital imaging initiatives. A group of us, including a high-level Kodak product manager, sat in an executive … Read More
Canon has suffered declines in sales of its compact cameras and inkjet printers but you’ll note that sales of dSLRs remain strong. With almost every phone having a camera in it, people just aren’t willing to lug along a separate … Read More
If you’re new to photography or have just upgraded to a camera that has manual settings, the Manual Photography Cheat Sheet from Living In The Stills is pretty useful. Making mistakes with digital cameras isn’t as fatal as it it … Read More
Gruber makes an interesting point in this post on the Process photo filtering app: The sensors and lenses of dedicated point-and-shoot cameras remain superior to those in smartphones, but, smartphones can run real photo editing apps right on the device … Read More
MIT has built a high speed video camera system that can take 1 Trillion frames per second. Yes, you read that correctly. Extreme Tech has a video describing how it works.
The Denver Post has a gallery of photos from the attack on Pearl Harbor, including many never seen before.
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