July 16th, 2008
Regular contributor Alain Briot recently joined the ranks of large format (4X5″) fine art landscape photographers who have migrated to medium format digital.
Alain is working on a full report on his Phase One P45 back, used in conjunction with a Hasselblad C system, but in the interim provides us with a brief essay on Medium [...]
July 16th, 2008
Samsung’s new TL34HD point-and-shoot is being billed as the “most advanced point‑and-shoot digital camera in Samsung’s history” with a robust 14.7-megapixels, a 3-inch touchscreen LCD, and a…
See more Samsung’s TL34HD: A 14.7 MP Point-and-Shoot [Samsung Tl34hd]here
Tags: Digital, sun
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July 16th, 2008
Just hours after Serious Compacts posted a discussion on megapixels, Samsung moves the chains by announcing the new NV100hd, aka TL34hd, which should have been named NV34hd.
Yes pixel-peeping fans, Samsung jumps ahead of everyone and takes the lead, the lead in number of megapixels in compact fixed-lens cameras. The sensor size of course remains [...]
July 16th, 2008
Since we are in gadget blog week, we figured we’d give these gadget-blog-homage titles The main interest in the new NV9 (aka TL9) is the old-school dials (gauges) at the top of the camera. Here they are, but don’t get too excited, they are showing battery life and memory card status. For giant close-ups [...]
July 16th, 2008
National Geographic photographer Brian Skerry produced a fine batch of images to go with a story on the Kingman Reef.
see more National Geographic features photography from the Kingman Reefhere
Tags: images, national geographic, photo, Photograph, photographer, photography
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July 16th, 2008
Photo District News and National Geographic Traveler have teamed up to produce The Great Outdoors 2008 Gallery.
see more The Great Outdoors 2008 Gallery postedhere
Tags: national geographic, photo
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July 16th, 2008
Coming quickly on the heels of Hasselblad’s 50MP H3DII-50 announcement, Phase One has today revealed that their upcoming P65+ digital back and P65+ camera will feature a 53.9mm x 40.4mm sensor manufactured by Dalsa that will produce 60.48 million image pixel photos at full resolution. P65+ products are to ship in the fourth quarter of [...]
July 16th, 2008
Version 3.7 of Photoshop Action Pack, a set of free (donations accepted) Automator Actions for Mac OS X 10.4 and later that enable the creation of Automator workflows for Photoshop CS3, is now available. The release adds two new Actions, one to change a layer’s blending mode, another to copy IPTC metadata into Spotlight comments, [...]
July 16th, 2008
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July 16th, 2008
Well, wasn’t that fun.
If you haven’t heard, last Friday I got locked out of The Online Photographer. When attempting to post I got a dire Warning! message that informed me that Blogger’s Spam-Fighting Robots had identified TOP as a spam blog (whatever that is…and please don’t tell me, I’m quite sure I don’t want to [...]
