 | March 13, 2014 Breaking news from America's top photo magazines |   | |  | Warning: This gallery may encourage you to stay up late shooting photos In last month's photo challenge, we encouraged our readers to bust out the tripod and the espresso, then get outside and make some incredible photos of the night sky. And while the word "epic" tends to get thrown around a lot on the internet, it really does seem applicable to many of our entrants. |
| | Dalibor Zykas' second generation ring light flash modifier is a winner | | Enter our biggest contest of the year | | Photographer Scott Markewitz on framing action photos |
 Be the first to hear about new stuff on PopPhoto.com by subscribing to our revamped RSS feed! | | | CAMERA FACTS The 30 Most Important Digital Cameras 1999 Kyocera VP-210 Imagine people wanting to take pictures with their phones! Kyocera did, with the Japan-only VP-200. It could store 20 stills and transmit live “video” at a rate of 2 fps. Sharp soon followed with its J-SH04, developed with inventor Philippe Kahn, whose 1997 prototype phone was the first to transmit a photo—of his baby daughter. See the rest of the 30 Most Important Digital Cameras of All Time HERE. |
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