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Tuesday, March 16, 2010

After 50 Years, Battle Still Rages Over Iconic Photograph of Che Guevara

1 hours ago - from: PetaPixel

Fifty years ago, Cuban photographer Alberto Díaz “Korda” Gutiérrez took a picture of Ernesto “Che” Guevara at a funeral with a 90mm lens on a Leica camera. Korda was on assignment as a photographer for the publication, Revolucion. He snapped the photo on a whim, capturing Guevara’s intense, upward gaze in a brief moment. Korda later [...]

Pentax 645D Beta Unit Previewed

1 hours ago - from: Photography Blog - News

A hands-on preview of a Pentax 645D beta unit is now available.
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Portraiture in Motion: How to take Striking Portraits in 15 minutes or less

yesterday at 4:16:59 PM - from: Digital Photography School

Let’s face it. We don’t always have all the time in the world to do a portrait session. Clients run late. The light fades. Opportunity is not always on our side. What happens when you are in a crunch, and the time you have for a session is less than ideal? Have no fear. With a [...]Post from: Digital Photography School - Photography Tips.Portraiture ...

Paris 26 Gigapixels - Interactive virtual tour of the most beautiful monuments of Paris

yesterday at 6:57:22 AM - from: Internet

"The highest-resolution gigapicture yet made, a super-high-resolution view of Paris!"
paris 26 gigapixels: dive into the 26 billion pixels of the world's largest image. visit paris like never before!

Don’t Use Facebook for Photo Storage

Sunday, March 14, 2010 - from: PetaPixel

The Washington Post just published an interesting article called “Pros and cons to Facebook’s fast-growing role in digital photography“, which contains quite a few interesting statistics. Among them, 40% of households with digital cameras no longer make prints 65% of people sharing photos online do it through Facebook Less then 33% of people ...

A Look at Sony’s Upcoming Ultra Compact

Sunday, March 14, 2010 - from: PetaPixel

Sony has been quite mum with regards to their upcoming ultra-compact camera. However, they’ve begun releasing some teasers to give us a better idea of what’s to come, including the above YouTube video and the following screenshots of the touchscreen interface: Here’s what we know about the system so far: It will be an interchangeable ...

Rock Climbing Photography [Video and Tips]

Saturday, March 13, 2010 - from: Digital Photography School

Building on our recent poll that explored whether readers are using the video feature on their cameras I thought today I’d share this video by Nikon and Australian rock climbing photographer Simon Carter – a video that was shot purely with the Nikon DS3. For best viewing watch it in HD (press play, then quickly hit [...]Post from: Digital Photography ...

Deconstruct This Photo 2.0 - REVEALED

Saturday, March 13, 2010 - from: Chase Jarvis Blog

It was good fun poking through all the great comments as hundreds of y'all deconstructed the advertising image I posted on Tuesday. Tons of great insights, lots of great ideas I didn't use (but might next time) and, while it was a tough choice, I think J. Harrington was the first person who most accurately pulled apart the technical aspects of this ...

Photo Theft Versus Conceptual Art

Friday, March 12, 2010 - from: PetaPixel

Acclaimed photographer Harry Benson was recently flipping through the New York Times when he came across an article about the Whitney Biennial exhibition in NYC, one of the leading shows for up-and-coming artists. He was shocked to find that the installation featured in the main photograph was using one of his photographs without permission. ...

What Tests Don't Tell You

Friday, March 12, 2010 - from: The Online Photographer

"About using rigorous scientific methodologies to evaluate photographic performances ..."
By Ctein A few weeks back, a reader wrote to Mike comparing the sharpness of prints made with his 6-MP and 12-MP digital cameras. He put in some effort to compare apples and apples. Both cameras had the same format,...

UK Crime Minister Reassures Photogs

Friday, March 12, 2010 - from: PetaPixel

More good news for photographers in the UK. A week after UK’s terror tsar called for the abolition of Section 44 of the Terrorism Act, UK’s Crime Minister David Hanson has new statements assuring photographers that anti-terrorism legislation should not be used to hinder photography. He is quoted as saying, I recently met with Austin Mitchell [...]