Apple introduced its new iPad device this week, and while people have been focusing on all of the mobile attributes of the device, it could also become a powerful tool in any amateur or professional photographer’s bag of tricks.
Have you ever wondered how you can back up your digital photos for longer than you’ll feasibly be alive? Say hello to SnapHaven.
Epson has launched a new projector that has a list of features as long as an arm, but yet it still lacks a kitchen sink.
Four Thirds style cameras just got a little bit more consumer friendly thanks to Novoflex launching a slew of new lens mount adapters.
Panasonic has announced the latest entry into its award-winning Lumix series, the DMC-GF1.
Do you remember slides? Well, apparently Rollei is hoping you do as the company has launched three new scanners in Europe, two of which are directed mainly at handling slides.
If you’re a photographer who stresses about what size image to place on your portfolio site, FolioLink has the solution for you.
The pain of geotagging your images may have just gotten a whole lot simpler.
ATP has launced a new product called the GPS PhotoFinder Pro, which may make you wonder how you ever went about geotagging your photos without it.
If you’re looking to start your own production company, or just looking to get a little more serious with your home videos, Panasonic has just announced a new camcorder that may be right up your alley. The Panasonic AG-HMC40 blurs the line between professional camcorders and consumer models, and offers quite the punch for a reasonable $3,200 price tag.
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