Posted by David Peterson on 11 Oct 2007 as General, Image Files, News, Outdoors
Kodak will include GPS in it’s camera range starting in 2009. GPS (the Global Positioning System) shows you where you are in the world by checking with satellites orbiting above us.
The location information will be stored in the EXIF information of the image, and will be able to be retrieved using common software.
It’s no longer a case of saying “One, Two, Three, Smile” then taking the photo. Instead you can press the “Smile Shutter”, and your camera will automatically take the photo when your subjects smile!
Remember the saying ‘never work with children or animals’? That includes photography! But I’d be tempted to extend the definition when concerning photography to include pretty much all people in general. Most of the people you photograph will be kind, helpful and friendly, but you’ll sometimes find a subject that wants their pictures taken a [...]
Posted by David Peterson on 30 Aug 2007 as General, Image Editing
Every year or so, something radically new invades our digital photography world. I predict this technique for image resizing will be this year’s contribution.
Until now, if you wanted to resize a photo, you could either resize the whole image, or crop parts of it. This means you either lose detail of your subjects, or lose [...]
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