Nov
22
KODAK ISN’T BANKRUPT YET
So apparently, the jig isn’t up yet for Kodak. The iconic company announced that it has acquired US$793 million and is from being bankrupt, for now.
Digital Photography and Imaging News
Nov
19
CITIZEN PHOTOJOURNALISM SITE ACQUIRED BY CORBIS
Citizen journalism will become mainstream in the near future. If anyone needs proof, the fact that mainstream media agency Corbis acquired one is all the proof anyone needs.
Nov
19LYTRO CAMERA IS REINVENTING THE CAMERA
Lytro just revealed that it is adding two new features to its ground breaking camera — the perspective shift and the living filters.
Oct
30
DSLRS AND CAMERAS WILL BECOME CHEAPER SOON
According to Canon camera prices are about to go down, especially entry-level DSLR cameras, because of tough competition from smartphones.
Oct
30
INSTAGRAM AS A POWERFUL TOOL TO CAPTURE HURRICAN SANDY DEVASTATION IN NEW YORK
Instagram is the future of journalism, those that think other wise just have to review the photos that captured the hurricane Sandy’s path yesterday.
Oct
29
PANASONIC JUST MADE A NEW GUN
DCWatch reported that Panasonic is making its first ever wirelessly controllable flashgun.
Oct
25
DXO LABS REVEALS ITS OPTICS PRO 8 WITH SMART LIGHTING
DxO Labs said that its Smart Lighting tool influences both image brightness and contrast using a single slider.
Oct
25WILL THE IPAD MINI BE USEFUL TO PHOTOGRAPHERS?
You should buy the Apple iPad Mini if you want something between the iPhone and the iPad.
Oct
25
NIKON IS DEVELOPING 3 LENSES FOR ITS MIRRORLESS CAMERAS
Nikon is embracing the mirrorless camera format and it just announced that it is developing three additional lenses for its 1 System mirrorless cameras.
Oct
25
NIKON REVEALS LATEST VR LENS: THE NIKKOR 70-200MM F/4 VR TELEZOOM WITH CLAIMED 5-STOP STABILIZATION
The AF-S Nikkor 70-200mm f/4G ED VR is dubbed as the third-generation VR.
