Posts by Author: Maaz Khan
History.JPG: The American Museum of Natural History Digitizes its Photography Collection for Online Public Access
Back about two hundred years ago, the development of chemical photography brought forth the first camera. For the next one-hundred and fifty years, most photographers…
The Cinematography of Harris Savides
“He was a complete rule-breaker. He’d light anything to make a scene work, never paid attention to conventional wisdom and did not know from self-doubt.”…
Tour Manager for Three Days Grace Speaks Out On Concert Photography
Two days ago, controversy was bred after a clash over social media between photographer Rohan Anderson and the pop-punk band Red Jumpsuit Apparatus; the band…
Lytro’s New 40-Megaray Camera Is Nothing Like Their Previous Toy
Post-production focusing is something that’s gotten a good amount of attention in the past two months, thanks to the new HTC One and Google’s latest…
How a Band Responded in the Most Immature Manner Possible After Stealing a Photographer’s Work
It’s a sad reality for small business photographers that there will be times where their work is stolen by others. Most of the time they’ll…
Blade Runner: The Cinematography of Jordan Cronenweth
Last Friday, I did my second entry in a weekly feature I started on the work of cinematographers. That entry covered Jeff Cronenweth, who is…
Restoring and Digitizing Old Photos Using a Smartphone
I was going through some old photos of my family overseas. My dad’s kept them in a hard brown briefcase since before I was born,…
Wrapping Up the 2014 NAB Show: Innovation with Affordability
In case life took over and you haven’t been aggressively checking up on what’s new in the photography world every day, you probably missed quite…
The Sony Xperia Z2 Now Has the Highest Rated Mobile Camera on the Market
A few months ago, Sony unveiled its new flagship smartphone: the Xperia Z2, which is still awaiting its release. One of the taglines for the…






































