Earlier this year, Meta launched its Twitter (now X) competitor called Threads. It immediately became a hit, but then it caused quite a stir when people figured out they couldn’t delete their account without deleting Instagram, too. But it’s being sorted out now. Meta will soon introduce a separate account deletion for Threads, so you can leave it when you get bored without being forced to delete Instagram entirely.
Incredible video of neuron connection wins Nikon Small World in Motion 2023
Nikon Instruments Inc. has just announced the much-anticipated winners of its 13th annual Nikon Small World in Motion video competition. If you’ve ever thought visual art and cutting-edge science can’t be combined, this contest will convince you otherwise.
This year’s first-place prize went into the hands of Dr. Alexandre Dumoulin. His pioneering 48-hour time-lapse video shows the development of neurons within a chicken’s central nervous system. Not only is it hypnotizing to watch, but it’s also scientifically groundbreaking!
Selfie-takers force a baby pony off a cliff to its death
In a world where capturing the “perfect moment” has become an obsession, wildlife is paying the price. A heartbreaking incident recently occurred in Rhossili, Swansea, a headland home to free-grazing ponies. According to farmers, selfie-taking tourists and drone users forced a baby pony off a cliff, leading to its tragic death.
ChatGPT now “sees” your photos and talks to you
OpenAI has introduced exciting new voice and image features in ChatGPT. The AI tool can now “see” your photos and understand what you’re talking about, which is as impressive as it is scary. These updates are a part of ChatGPT’s “new, more intuitive type of interface,” so let’s dive right in and see what it’s all about.
Tourists fight over a photo spot at famous Pedra do Telégrafo
Two tourists recently got into a fight at Rio de Janeiro’s famous photo spot, Pedra do Telégrafo. The incident was captured on video, showing that the two men got into a fight while trying to take photos at the popular rock. Since there’s a 300m (almost 1,000 ft) abyss below the spot, the two men nearly escaped a tragedy!
NASA reveals five photos of space objects invisible to human eye
No matter how much we stare into the night skies, even through our telescopes, there are just so many things we can’t see. But that’s why there are space telescopes and observatories. NASA’s has shared a stunning collection from its Chandra X-ray Observatory and other telescopes. They show objects that are hidden from our eyes, and these images show them in all their glory and beauty.
Facebook now lets you (legally) have multiple profiles
If you separate your personal and business profiles on Instagram – you’ll be happy to know that Facebook now allows it, too. From now on, Facebook will allow you to create multiple profiles. I mean, legally. You don’t have to come up with fake names; you can make fake new profiles and just attach them to your existing account.
Everything you need to know before you start film photography
So, you want to start film photography. I completely understand you: it’s a beautiful process, and the wait before you see the images is incredibly exciting! But alas, if you’re new to film, it may feel overwhelming. I mean, where do you even start? Don’t worry, Isaac Abner‘s got you covered. In his recent video, he shares everything you need to know before you start film photography.
In the video, Isaac discusses everything from film formats, film choices, camera options, and the development process. He also shares some valuable tips for anyone considering exploring this medium.
Ridiculous AI image of “Giant of Kandahar” has been fooling the internet
The conspiracy theory about “the Giant of Kandahar” has been going around lately more than ever. This is thanks to a ridiculous AI image that has been fooling the internet over the past few weeks. It has gone viral and resulted in a bunch of comical memes – but also serves as a reminder of the potential dangers of AI-generated content.
Fujifilm’s new Instax Pal is a tiny camera and a huge hassle
Fujifilm has introduced Instax Pal, its latest instant-digital camera hybrid. It’s as tiny as a keychain, it looks adorable and offers tons of options to play with. However, it’s separated it from the printer, making everything unnecessarily complicated. You need your phone and a dedicated Instax printer to get a tangible batch of your favorite snaps.
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