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Tip of the Day: Shooting powerful landscape picturesA few key techniques to keep in mind when shooting nature landscapes: • Keep your compositions simple and avoid clutter to make your images more...
Read MoreSource: Popular Photography (PopPhoto Flash) (2009-07-02 09:00:16) 
Nikon firmware development transfered to new company
Firmware development for all Nikon digital cameras and interchangeable lenses will now be undertaken by a new company named Nikon Imaging Systems. The new company is a joint venture between Fujitsu Broad Solution & Consulting Inc. and Nikon Systems, a subsidiary of Nikon Corporation. The initial investment will be around $1m and the company will employ 100 people.
Read MoreSource: dpreview.com (News) (2009-07-02 09:00:10) 
Photo of the Day: German JumperGerman Jumper by Alex de Kiefte
Read MoreSource: Digital Photography Journal (2009-07-02 05:00:10) 
Photo of the Day: The BossThe Boss by Scott Near
Read MoreSource: Digital Photography Journal (2009-07-02 05:00:09) 
Last Photo of Michael Jackson Reportedly Fetched $500kPDN is reporting that the last picture of the late Michael Jackson cost OK! magazine $500,000.
Read MoreSource: Popular Photography (PopPhoto Flash) (2009-07-01 15:00:18) 
Just posted! Waterproof Camera Group Test
Just posted! Our waterproof camera group test. Summer time means visiting the seaside, riverside, or your local pool - these are times for fun in and out of the water. And your camera should be able to keep up with you every step of the way. In our latest group test we look at five waterproof cameras to see which is the most deserving of your hard-earned cash so you can enjoy a summer of worry-free shooting.
Read MoreSource: dpreview.com (News) (2009-07-01 12:00:10) 
A Front-Row Seat At The International Space StationFireworks won’t be the only things flying around the sky this weekend that you will want to point your camera at.
Read MoreSource: Popular Photography (PopPhoto Flash) (2009-07-01 11:00:15) 
Tip of the Day: 3 Ways to Shoot FireworksPhotos of a fireworks display that draw as many oohs and ahhhs as the show itself take skill and planning. Here are three tips for...
Read MoreSource: Popular Photography (PopPhoto Flash) (2009-07-01 09:00:15) 
German JumperGerman Jumper by Alex de Kiefte
Read MoreSource: Digital Photography Journal (2009-07-01 07:00:06) 
Ricoh releases CX1 firmware update version 1.24

Ricoh releases firmware update version 1.24 for the CX1 digital camera. The update incorporates following improvements: • When you connect a camera to some PictBridge compatible printer, you may have trouble printing pictures. • When using long time exposure, the orientation information (horizontal or vertical) of the image may not be recorded correctly ...
Read MoreSource: DCViews.com (2009-07-01 03:00:03) 
Lexar incorporates Microns NAND chips
Micron Technologies has announced the first flash memory cards to use its 34-nanometer process technology. Its subsidiary, Lexar, will incorporate the new 32Gb NAND chips into its 32GB Platinum II SDHC memory card. A 16Gb microSDHC card (commonly used in mobile devices), will also make use of the 34nm technology NAND chips. Lexar has said it will incorporate the technology into an increasing proportion of its flash memory card range.
Read MoreSource: dpreview.com (News) (2009-06-30 12:00:10) 
Tip of the Day: Prevent red eyeSometimes you have no choice but to use a flash-- here are some tips to prevent red eyes in your photos, especially when using point-and-shoots....
Read MoreSource: Popular Photography (PopPhoto Flash) (2009-06-30 09:00:16) 
Cooliris V1.11 brings 3D Wall to browser tabs
Cooliris has released the latest version of its image browsing plug-in. Version 1.11 allows the Cooliris 3D Wall to be used within a browser tab, enabling toggling between tabs of image walls. Users with Flickr accounts can now browse images complete with title, author, description and tags, and can choose to view their own sets and pools. It also supports MySpace, Facebook and other social networking websites.
Read MoreSource: dpreview.com (News) (2009-06-30 06:00:09) 
Google Maps: 250-lbs tricyle / 8-foot-high camera

A pedicab-like vehicle has been rolling around the pedestrian walkways of the University of Pennsylvania to collect panoramic images of the campus for Google Maps Street View feature. The 250-pound vehicle resembles the pedicabs that carry tourists around Philadelphia and other cities, has the cyclist up front, and the camera mounted on an 8-foot high tower in the back. On the rear is a red generator along with a large chest that looks like an ice cream dispenser but actually contains the computer recording the digital images...
Read MoreSource: DCViews.com (2009-06-30 03:00:04) 
Photo of The Day: MirageMirage by Bart Aldrich
Read MoreSource: Digital Photography Journal (2009-06-29 09:00:07) 
AgfaPhoto announces DC-600uw rugged compact
AgfaPhoto has announced the DC-600uw rugged compact camera. It is claimed to be water-resistant up to 10 meters and can withstand pressure of up to two bar (29psi). Its exterior is designed to protect against dust and dirt. The camera has a 6MP sensor, a 2.4" LCD and includes Face Tracking and video recording for easy sharing on YouTube. Priced at €149, it will be made available next month.
Read MoreSource: dpreview.com (News) (2009-06-29 08:00:13) 
AgfaPhoto launches DC-600uw underwater camera
AgfaPhoto announces the DC-600uw underwater and outdoor camera. The DC-600uw can withstand pressures of up to two bar, and is water-resistant at depths of up to 10 meters. A red quick selection button allows for quick change from land mode to underwater mode, while the 2.4 inch display helps select what to shoot. The camera offers six megapixel resolution, only digital zoom, and the face tracking function automatically recognizes (fish?) faces. The Agfa DC-600uw will be available in July and can be purchased for €149...
Read MoreSource: DCViews.com (2009-06-29 07:00:03) 
Google Maps: 250-pound tricyle and 8-foot-high camera
A pedicab-like vehicle has been rolling around the pedestrian walkways of the University of Pennsylvania to collect panoramic images of the campus for Google Maps Street View feature. The 250-pound vehicle resembles the pedicabs that carry tourists around Philadelphia and other cities, has the cyclist up front, and the camera mounted on an 8-foot high tower in the back. On the rear is a red generator along with a large chest that looks like an ice cream dispenser but actually contains the computer recording the digital images...
Read MoreSource: DCViews.com (2009-06-28 04:00:04) 
Tip of the Day: Shooting RainbowsProvided you can find a rainbow, here are some tips for incorporating it into a good shot: • Take the rest of the scenery into...
Read MoreSource: Popular Photography (PopPhoto Flash) (2009-06-26 09:00:18) 
Photo of The Day: Water RaveWater Rave by Ron L Gray
Read MoreSource: Digital Photography Journal (2009-06-26 05:00:10) 
Tip of the Day: Shoot Better Low Light PhotosWhen you’re in a low light situation and can’t or don’t want to use your flash, try these tips to get better photos: • Use...
Read MoreSource: Popular Photography (PopPhoto Flash) (2009-06-25 09:00:18) 
LG announces new 55-inch ultra-slim full LED TVs

LG unveils the new 55" 55LH95 and 55LH93 ultra-slim "full LED" LCD TVs. These new ultra-slim TVs employ patented technology that keeps the chassis thickness down to 24.8mm. The technology allows the LEDs to be spread-out horizontally and minimizes the distance between the LEDs and the screen. Another innovation in the new LED LCD TV is the enhanced wireless feature which eliminates the need for image compression. Content can be sent from a DVD player, game console or home-theater unit wirelessly without any degradation...
Read MoreSource: DCViews.com (2009-06-25 04:00:04) 
Pentax unveils ultimate rugged W80 digital camera

Pentax launches the Optio W80 digital camera that withstands depths of up to 16 feet (5 meters) to protect from rain and spills, as well as allowing full underwater photos & video for up to 2 hours. The shockproof design protects against drops of up to 3.3 feet to protect the camera from hard use and occasional spills. The 12.1 Mp W80 features a 5x internal optical zoom, wide-angle lens (28mm) in a slim one inch body that will be available in Cardinal Red, Azure Blue and Gunmetal Gray. The W80 is available in July for $299.95...
Read MoreSource: DCViews.com (2009-06-25 03:00:03) 
Photo of The Day: Focus grasshopperFocus grasshopper by DOUGEEFRESH
Read MoreSource: Digital Photography Journal (2009-06-24 13:00:08) 
Tip of the Day: When You Can’t Carry a Tripod…Pack a beanbag platform to support your camera. POD bean bags (www.bhphotovideo.com; $14-$20) screw into your camera’s tripod mount and act as a flexible base....
Read MoreSource: Popular Photography (PopPhoto Flash) (2009-06-24 09:00:18) 
Adobe releases Lightroom 2.4 and Camera Raw 5.4
Adobe has released Photoshop Lightroom 2.4 and Camera Raw 5.4. The final version of the ACR update, that was originally posted as a release candidate on the Adobe Labs site, is now available for immediate download along with the Lightroom update. Both provide additional Raw support for Canon EOS 500D, Nikon D5000 and 18 Hasselblad models.
Read MoreSource: dpreview.com (News) (2009-06-24 04:00:09) 
Adobe updates Camera Raw plug-inAdobe has released version 5.4 of their Camera Raw plug-in for Photoshop. Quite a few cameras are now supported, including the Canon PowerShot SX1 and EOS Rebel T1i, Nikon D5000, Olympus E-450/620, Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH1, Pentax K-7, Sigma DP2, and the Sony Alpha DSLR-A230/A330/A380. You can download the update
here.
Read MoreSource: Digital Camera Resource Page (2009-06-24 01:00:02) 
Today in Photography: June 23On June 23, 2002, a 6.0 magnitude earthquake shook the Ghazvin province of Iran, killing hundreds of people and destroying dozens of villages. Polaris Images...
Read MoreSource: Popular Photography (PopPhoto Flash) (2009-06-23 14:00:18) 
Tip of the Day: Photographing in PublicMany great shots have been missed because of the intimidation some feel when shooting strangers in crowded public areas. To avoid uncertainty, famous photographer Elliott...
Read MoreSource: Popular Photography (PopPhoto Flash) (2009-06-23 09:00:19) 
Sigma posts firmware update for DP2
Sigma has posted a firmware update for its DP2 large-sensor digital compact. Version 1.02 improves autofocus performance and allows you to access magnified live view with a single button press when in manual focus mode.
Read MoreSource: dpreview.com (News) (2009-06-23 04:00:09) 
Akvis ArtSuite 5.0 with hand painted photo frames
Akvis announces update version 5.0 of ArtSuite, is a collection of versatile effects for decoration of photos. The Standalone version offers new Hand Painted Photo Frames. These frames have been designed by artists especially for ArtSuite. Also new to version 5.0 is a new interface design; improved compatibility of the plugin with Photoshop CS3, CS4 on Macintosh computers; improved texture generation options in the Texture effect; new interface language added - Italian. Upgrade for registered users is free...
Read MoreSource: DCViews.com (2009-06-23 03:00:03) 
Second firmware update for the Sigma DP2 camera

Sigma releases the second firmware update for the Sigma DP2 digital camera. This firmware update version 1.02 brings the following improvements to your DP2 digital camera: • The accuracy of the Auto Focus has been further improved (Firmware 1.01 improved focus too). • The magnification display function can be selected by pressing the OK button when in Manual Focus mode. ...
Read MoreSource: DCViews.com (2009-06-23 03:00:03) 
Best Alternative Camera UseVia Gizmodo
Read MoreSource: Popular Photography (PopPhoto Flash) (2009-06-22 13:00:19) 
Panasonic updates firmware for G1/ GH1 cameras

Panasonic releases a firmware update for the Lumix G Micro System cameras and a lens. Firmware version 1.1 for DMC-GH1 allows faster burst shooting and improves control of shutter speed and stability of AF in movie recording. It also enhances performance and compatibility of the camera in other points. Firmware version 1.3 for DMC-G1 improves the compatibility of Micro Four Thirds lens. Firmware version 1.1 for Lumix G Vario HD 14-lens improves O.I.S. in movie recording mode and compatibility of Micro 4/3 cameras....
Read MoreSource: DCViews.com (2009-06-22 12:00:03) 
Tip of the Day: Shooting at Amusement ParksIn addition to the vivid and exciting scenery you can capture while walking around an amusement park, taking photos from the rides will give you...
Read MoreSource: Popular Photography (PopPhoto Flash) (2009-06-22 09:00:18) 
Kodak launches rechargeable S370 picture frame
Kodak announces an innovative digital picture frame: the Kodak EasyShare S730. The new frame features a built-in rechargeable battery that enables you to take it into the hands of family and friends for a closer look at your pictures. The frame also boasts a new Picture Finder feature, enabling you to easily and quickly bring to life images and videos from special moments in time. The new S730 Picture Frame will be available throughout Europe for € 149 in June, and in the United States and Canada for US $139 in September...
Read MoreSource: DCViews.com (2009-06-22 07:00:03) 
Panasonic updates GH1, G1 and 14-140mm HD firmware
Panasonic has released firmware updates for its Lumix DMC-GH1 and DMC-G1 Micro four thirds cameras and the Lumix G Vario HD 14-140mm F4.0-5.8 ASPH. MEGA O.I.S. lens. Firmware v1.1 for the GH1 makes a series of performance improvements, while v1.3 for the G1 improves compatibility with the 14-140mm lens. v1.1 for the HD lens improves image stabilization while shooting videos and improves camera compatibility.
Read MoreSource: dpreview.com (News) (2009-06-22 01:00:10) 
Sharp Memory in Pixel LCD increases battery life
Sharp announces a new type of LCD with built-in memory in each pixel, thus reducing the energy consumption by a factor 130 compared to normal LCDs of the same size. In these LCDs each pixel is equipped with memory circuitry to save the image information uploaded to the display. Therefore the image information has to be rewritten only in the pixels where content has changed in comparison to the previous picture frame. The Sharp 934SH camera phone, introduced in Japan last month seems to be equipped with a memory LCD...
Read MoreSource: DCViews.com (2009-06-20 06:00:03) 
Tip of the Day: Remember the OnlookersWhen shooting interesting or wacky street scenes, don’t forget to take some shots that include spectators or witnesses. This can enhance the narrative of your...
Read MoreSource: Popular Photography (PopPhoto Flash) (2009-06-19 09:00:19) 
Photo of The Day: Azure BluetAzure Bluet by Frank Higgs
Read MoreSource: Digital Photography Journal (2009-06-19 04:00:07) 