The Photographic Purist (2)
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I hear this term used alot nowadays… “I’m a purist” or “I never manipulate my images as I want the pure photographic image” - give me a break! This audio blog explores this concept and the damages it is causing to photographers everywhere. Give it a listen. By Stephen Schaub
New Canon 15.1 Megapixel 50D Announced (1)
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Getting a jump on Photokina next month, Canon has added a mid-level digital SLR to its roster. The 50D joins the team with 15.1 megapixels of resolution, a continuous firing rate of 6.3 frames per second, improved noise reduction and an expanded ISO range topping out at 12800. The EOS 50D will be equipped with a redesigned CMOS APS-C sensor, sporting gapless micro lenses over each pixel, which helps reduce digital noise and expands ISO ...
Make a Time-Lapse Video with Your DSLR Camera [How To] (6)
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Adam Pash via Lifehacker shared by 6 people Photography weblog Digital Photography School details how to make a fantastic time-lapse photography video like the one above using your DSLR camera. We've shown you how to do time-lapse on your low-end camera with the Canon Hacker's Development Kit or your webcam, but if you've felt left in the dark with your fancy-pants DSLR, this post's got you covered. If you've ever made a time-lapse video you ...
Big Bend National Park (1)
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I spent the past 5 days at Big Bend National Park. This park is located in extreme SW Texas and offers an abundant amount of hiking trails and breathtaking views. You don’t have to hike to get some scenic views, but you definitely get more by doing so. Most of the hikes had to be done early as the temperature in parts of the park rose above 95. In the desert, there is no shade. ...
Photosynth Opens for User-Created 3D Panoramas [Digital Photos] (54)
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Photosynth, a Microsoft Live Labs project previously available as a view-only tech preview, now lets those signed up with Windows Live to upload and create their own multi-photo walk-through panoramas. The webapp, which requires an 8MB software installation on the user's side, can stitch together dozens or hundreds of photos and then let viewers "walk" through them, altering perspective and creating entirely new views from the details of all those shots. That means you not ...
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Sarah said:
Online library tour use.
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munir said:
Google the photosynth TED talk if you've yet to see it. Can't wait for this to come out for the mac.
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Patrick said:
Looks cool! I hope to try this later. I wonder what place I should take a picture of... hmm..
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David Ebaugh said:
If you have not seen the tech demo, then you are missing out. This is such a great idea.
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Cameron Hatfield said:
Awesome! Now I create me own!
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baron said:
more fun with Photosynth
Photosynth 3d Photo Software to Go Public (9)
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Today, Microsoft Live Labs has announced the worldwide availability of Photosynth where users can create their own Photosynth collections - or "Synths" - for free. Previously, Photosynth was only available as a Technology Preview without the ability to create your own Synths. To start using Photosynth yourself, just head on over to the new Photosynth website and login with your Windows Live ID and create a Photosynth ID. This Photosynth ID will be tied to ...
Tell A Lie (1)
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(Tell A Lie Series by Hadlow + Cornish) This Summer, graphic designer Henry Hadlow created a series of images with friend Ed Cornish called “Tell A Lie.” The designers came up with the concept as a response to the doctoring and misrepresentation of images in photojournalism as a result of Photoshop. Hadlow + Cornish’s project makes a very creative statement about ethics and integrity when portraying news in the digital media age. As a photojournalist, ...
PhotoDump 08-17-2008 (2)
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More great stuff this week from the Epic Edits Flickr Pool! Once again, it’s great to see some photos from the newest members of the group. 713 Members (17 New) 7,854 Photos (305 New) [Slideshow] 42 Discussions (0 New) 66 Selections
Heads Up (2)
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Geek To Live: Transform Your Classic Xbox into a Killer Media Center (4)
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Don't ditch your classic Xbox just because you can't play Halo 3 on it: nowadays it's easier than ever to transform that old neglected console into a Unix-based media command center. While early Xbox hackers had to pry open the black box to solder on a modchip, today a software exploit lets you replace Microsoft's crippled dashboard and run the incredible, open source Xbox Media Center (XBMC) software. You don't have to be a hardcore ...
The Nikon 14-24mm f/2.8 Lens is AWESOME! (1)
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I got a chance to work with the (fairly) NEW Nikon Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8 lens over the past couple of weeks and it’s just freakin’ AWESOME! Couple it with a Nikon D700 (or other Full-Frame body) and it’s even better. This is not my first wide angle lens. I also own a Sigma 10-20mm. However, [...]
di-GPS Pro for Nikon DSLRs - GeoTagging! (1)
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Back in November of 2007 I wrote about using the N2 di-GPS with my Nikon D300 and I was quite happy with it then and I’ve been happy with it all along. This little GPS unit writes the longitude and latitude of where you are at the time you took your shots, directly to the [...]
Water Over the Dam (1)
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Yesterday I spent a couple hours in Perth, Ontario. Stewart Park in Perth is one of the nicest community parks in Lanark County. The Tay River runs through the middle of the park and at the upper end of the park is a foot bridge. This photo is of the water running over a small dam which is located under the foot bridge.
Rider Down (1)
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2004 was the first year that we started taking photos of the Team Penning competitions. That year we attended the event at the Perth Fair and the Carp Fair. The Carp Fair provided us with our most interesting Team Penning shot to date - one we call Rider Down. Larger versions of this image are available for viewing on our Zooomr account.
Is It Spring Yet? (1)
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Spring is finally upon us and most of the snow is gone from Ariel Court. Just a bit remains in shaded areas and on the north side of houses and hedges. The flowers are starting to show up even when some snow still covers the flower beds. Crocuses peeking through the last bit of snow.
CrunchGear » Archive » Camera for the blind captures images in braille (10)
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Ho-lee crap. Now I’ve seen it all (no pun intended). This camera, called the Touch Sight, was developed by Chueh Lee of Samsung China. The basic short and sweet is that you hold the camera against your forehead and when you snap a photo, the camera grabs the image and converts it to braille. So you can actually feel the image against your forehead. It also grabs three seconds of sound, making it easier to ...
PhotoDump 08-10-2008 (4)
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More great stuff this week from the Epic Edits Flickr Pool! It’s getting difficult to keep the number of selections down to a reasonable amount — we have so many great photos being placed in the pool. 696 Members (26 New) 7,549 Photos (301 New) [Slideshow] 42 Discussions (0 New) 54 Selections
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My son is on the 2nd row all the way to the right...
Blow Up Shows Off Flickr Photos Full-Screen [Flickr] (32)
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Webapp Blow Up displays Flickr photos in a full-screen slideshow for closeup browsing. When you want to show off your vacation photos from this summer that you uploaded to Flickr, head over to Blow Up Your Flickr and enter your username. Blow Up will pull down your photos and display them full screen, with a hideaway thumbnail navigation. Web site owners, you can even download the Blow Up app and install it on your own ...
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Mr. Matt said:
Very very cool
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Lindsay said:
piclens is cool for navigation of photos - this is even better for viewing the photos.
