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Lytro iOS app arrives with WiFi-connected photo sharing

, Jun 19th 2013 Discuss [0]

The Lytro miniature camera just received a fairly significant update today. The company just outed an accompanying iOS app that allows you to share the photos taken on a Lytro with your iOS device. From there, you can do all sorts of stuff that iOS will allow you to do, such as upload it to your Photo Stream or share it with a friend, as well as upload the photos to Lytro's website. Read The Full Story

Snapcat for Android is Snapchat for your cat

, Jun 14th 2013 Discuss [0]

Anyone who has spent any appreciable amount of time on the Internet already knows that cats own the Web, having slowly achieved their digital domination via insidious pictures of cuteness and videos of rodent-destroying chivalry. Perhaps it is this feline saturation that prompted the creation of Snapcat, a Snapchat derivative designed specifically for cat self-shots. Read The Full Story

Lomography Konstruktor brings DIY SLR to the hipster elite

, Jun 13th 2013 Discuss [1]

Citizens of Portland, unite: a do-it-yourself construct-it-yourself camera by the name of Konstruktor has been shown to the public via the photography collective and movement called Lomography. The folks at Lomographische AG have brought on a new machine that stems from the original love of old camera technologies, creating in the end a 35mm SLR camera able to be constructed by the average everyday citizen. Read The Full Story

Samsung Galaxy NX press photos leak: interchangeable lens Android

, Jun 13th 2013 Discuss [16]

It would appear that the Samsung Galaxy NX is all-but revealed now that press photos have leaked in full, right on top of tipped information on specifications for release later this month. At the June 20th event in London we’ll quite likely be seeing this machine up close – for now we’ll have to make a few guesses at what it’ll have inside.

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Pentax Q7 compact camera offers interchangeable lenses and 120 color options

, Jun 12th 2013 Discuss [0]

If you've ever found yourself thinking, "I wish my camera was bright yellow and Laffy Taffy purple," you'll be excited about Pentax's latest offering, the svelte Pentax Q7 compact system camera. As with the K-50 and the K-500 that were revealed earlier this evening, the Q7 is available in 120 different color combinations, meaning you'll be hard-pressed to find a combination you can't create. Read The Full Story

Pentax K-50 DSLR unveiled with 120 color combination options

, Jun 12th 2013 Discuss [2]

Pentax has unveiled its latest DSLR, the K-50, which is boasted as exceeding its classification as a mid-level shooter via a variety of advanced features. Aimed at consumers, this DSLR also offers quite a few color combinations - 120, to be exact - which allows photographers to personalize their purchase and set it apart from other K-50s. The camera is available now for $699.99 (body only) and $779.95 (with lens). Read The Full Story

iOS 7 brings Moments, Filters, and Airdrop sharing to Photos

, Jun 10th 2013 Discuss [1]

As Apple is currently announcing all the new features of iOS 7, one of the big changes is to the Photo experience. As a part of their massive iOS update, the built-in camera app and photos app has been completely overhauled. Not to mention we have tons of new features to use and enjoy. Long live Instagram, we now have filters galore right in iOS 7. Read The Full Story

Samsung Galaxy Camera 2 photo examples appear in Google+

, Jun 7th 2013 Discuss [0]

With the next Samsung device event coming up quick - June 20th, that is, a selection of devices have been appearing: smartphones to notebooks to cameras. Today's appearance is by a device code-named EK-GN120 and suggested to be known in the market as the Samsung Galaxy Camera II (aka Samsung Galaxy Camera 2). This device would, if proven to be legitimate, work with a 20.9-megapixel camera lens. Read The Full Story

NASA crafts 160-megapixel image of our closest galaxy

, Jun 4th 2013 Discuss [0]

There's really nothing better than an insanely large image, and NASA created a large one of their own, except this isn't an panorama of a landscape here on Earth. It's an image of our nearest galaxy, the Large Magellanic Cloud. Astronomers at NASA and Pennsylvania State University used NASA's Swift satellite to create the magnificent imagery. Read The Full Story

Bullet Time gains movement: fixed-camera limits no more

, Jun 4th 2013 Discuss [0]

This week the team at NHK have shown off a method for expanding the world of "Bullet Time", a form of time-freezing video and photo capture made famous by the original "Matrix" movie. Having done a bit of a timeline exploration of Bullet-Time back a few months ago, we can confidently say that the art has come a long way since its "first appearance" in the intro to the Speed Racer cartoon. Here the system to capture such time-stopping images transforms with panning, tilting, and shared lens data between multiple cameras. Read The Full Story

AT&T Nokia “EOS” 41MP PureView Windows Phone tipped in testing

, Jun 4th 2013 Discuss [32]

The application of Nokia's brand-name camera technology "PureView" is reportedly headed to AT&T in its original form, 41-megapixels strong and attached, this time, to Windows Phone 8. While the original 41-megapixel-toting Nokia 808 PureView was a smartphone running Symbian, here the Windows Phone version of the device is being tipped to hit the blue network with a "summer release" to its name. Read The Full Story

Eye-Fi Mobi allows photographers to wirelessly send images to iOS and Android

, Jun 3rd 2013 Discuss [0]

Eye-Fi, provider of SD cards that allow users to wirelessly transfer images, did some research and discovered two things: the first is that people want to wirelessly transfer photos from their camera to their mobile device, and the second is that they would more often use their camera if they could do this. Such data compelled Eye-Fi to create the Mobi card, which it has just announced. Read The Full Story
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