Thursday, 20 March 2014

Beyond the Selfie: How Photographers Take Self-Portraits

 
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March 20, 2014
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Taking a truly magnetic self-portrait is no simple matter; five creative shooters break down how they do it
We can all point a camera at ourselves. But to make a truly thought-provoking, beautiful, and magnetic self-portrait is another matter. Read on to see how some top photographers are lifting self-portraiture to new heights, and let their stunning work inspire you to make your own.

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The 30 Most Important Digital Cameras

1999 Nikon D1 

The first DSLR body designed from scratch by a single manufacturer, the 2.7-megapixel D1 made the digital camera a serious challenger to professional film SLRs. It dropped the price of a digital SLR by more than half (it was originally sold at just under $5,000), and offered the image quality, build, and performance required by photojournalists. It, and DSLRs from Fujifilm and Canon, also helped end the reign of Kodak in professional DSLRs.

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Wednesday, 19 March 2014

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Thursday, 13 March 2014

Star Photography: 32 Epic Photos of the Night Sky

 
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March 13, 2014
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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
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Photographer Scott Markewitz on framing action photos


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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.

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