There are times when carrying around a lot of photo equipment is neither appropriate or convenient. During those times, you can still use your Android phone to take and create some amazing photographs and effects.
The iPhone continues to amaze, with more and more interesting apps coming out every week. A couple of recent ones make it easy to take time lapse photos with your iPhone to amaze your friends.
Even though the camera on the iPad 2 is not exactly at the top of the heap, there is at least one app for Apple’s new tablet (FX Photo Studio) that gives the user a lot of tools and a great gesture interface for photo editing.
Everyone who is anyone in the digital camera business has a presence at the Consumer Electronics show currently running in Las Vegas, and most are introducing their newest cameras there.
Some digital cameras have it and some don’t. Some folks say it’s the way to go, other folks are sure that it is not. It is not really one format, but many. Just what is the “RAW” digital file format, anyway?
The New York Times has been caught up in a controversy over digital manipulation controversy that not only sullies its name, but really doesn’t make any sense why it was even done.
If you live in the U.K. and you’ve been putting off buying any of Adobe’s CS4 products, you may want to make sure you do it before July 1.
Want to take your own 1,474-megapixel photos? Now you can with the Gigapan Epic. The device was recently used to create a huge picture of the inauguration, and now you can purchase one of your own and create mega-sized pictures at home.
In a world where everything seems to be going to the Web, or “clouds†so to speak, it’s about time for photo-editing to make the jump. There’s yet to be a simple, intuitive Web-based photo-editing suite that allows for the quick edit of images on the fly, until now that is.
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