The interwebs are going nutso over the latest Nikon Coolpix camera. Something about a camera with an inbuilt projector!
More in the links below.
SlashGear.
Gizmodo.
The Horses mouth – Nikon.com.
I am willing to go on record and say it is a gimmick. 🙂
Have you ever wondered if someone has used one of your photographs with out your permission? Here is a tool that may just help you find people. Here is a quote from their web page.
TinEye is a reverse image search engine. You can submit an image to TinEye to find out where it came from, how it is being used, if modified versions of the image exist, or to find higher resolution versions. TinEye is the first image search engine on the web to use image identification technology rather than keywords, metadata or watermarks. For some real TinEye search examples, check out our Cool Searches page.
What a terrific idea. Whilst I have no problem with people posting my photos on blogs or other non commercial sites, I do have a problem if they are making profit from my images. If you are the same, check out the link below. Again, I haven’t used this service, nor do I endorse it. This is just a heads up for people interested in it.
Is tilt shift photography, or even faux tilt shift photography, the new HDR? It seems like there are trends in photography. Street photography was all the rage 12 months ago. HDR has had its time in the sun. Now, it seems like every man and his camera are into tilt shift photography. Land Rover are now even using it in there commercials. Check out the link below. Where will it end?
Every day or two, as well as the Pic of the day, I will try and dig up a group of photographs that I think are excellent. Todays crop are from the Behance Network website. Click the link below for some stunning shots. Yes, I know a lot of them have been photoshopped. 🙂
It seems such a simple statement, but it generates quite some discussion on forums. Jerry Walch makes a good argument in the link below for the people who don’t want to spend big dollars on cameras. I agree with him to a point. I think the really good gear can make it easier to take a great photo, but not necessary to take a great photo. The photo below isn’t a world beater, but it isn’t bad for a $30 plastic camera and home developed.
Digital photography: The photographer is more important than the camera | Factoidz.
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