Sorting through over 100,000 entries, the judges from The Digital Camera Photographer of the Year competition had a tough task at hand. How do you sel… Continue
Sony just announced news of Party-shot - an innovative camera dock that pans 360 degrees and tilts 24 degrees. The IPT-DS1 Party-shot ($150; September 2009) is compatible with the new DSC-WX1 and… Continue
Added by alice on August 7, 2009 at 10:30am —
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I'm sure many people like me over here are photography-savvy without being geeks in the matter.
The thing is even though the marketing department of the top camera companies want you to think that megapixels is the holy grail of digital camera and that's it, it's actually not the case at all, in the contrary. Most people will need 4-7 Megapixels, and the more the pix… Continue
Every once in awhile, you come across a Flickr set that completely takes your breath away. The photographer captures a beautiful snapshot of a perfect moment, w… Continue
Available in black or a brushed stainless steel finish, the Samsung TL320, with a 5x optical zoom and 24mm ultra wide lens, breaks ground by featuring the world's first 3.0-inch VGA AMOLED screen. T… Continue
Where would you like to wake up tomorrow?
fiftypeopleonequestion.com asked that one question to, you guessed it, 50 people. Brilliant! So far, the site has posted the filmed responses for Brookl… Continue
A trio of very funny ads, served up by the folks at Nikon. The last one freaks me out a little bit.
Tagline: The Nikon S60. Detects up to 12 faces.
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Now I'm all about the bling but within reason, people! Just because we can doesn't mean we should! No one should ever own this or I will reach through my computer and personally shake you. (Chris Rock… Continue
Added by alice on November 2, 2008 at 7:30am —
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This is the world’s first ever digital camera. It was built in 1975, weighed eight and a half pounds and took 16 AA batteries to get it going. You go Steven Sasson and Kodak.
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Added by PANDA JU on May 30, 2008 at 11:37pm —
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