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Hotel Keys Don’t Work? Make An LCD Hood! A Pictorial
Have you ever got stuck out side of your hotel room with the plastic keys not working and decided to go on a photowalk, but…
Why Magic Lantern Raw Video Is The Best Thing That Happened To Canon
If you are living anywhere on this little planet of ours and are subscribed to any of the blogs about photography, videography, HDSLR, or cinematography…
Magic Lantern: Canon 5DmkIII Raw Recording Up To 3592X1320 + Double Buffering
Yesterday we shared that the Magic Lantern team managed to pull a RAW HD stream from the Canon 5DmkIII and today EOSHD shares some hands…
Pictures Of Computer’s Insides Show Who’s Really Taking Care Of Our Data
Portland based Photographer, Mark Crummett, explores the internals of modern calculus machinery… His pictures explore the relations between men and machine, depicting the possible world…
Introduction To Tethered Shooting
Tethered shooting is connecting a computer to the camera when you shoot so the pictures you take a downloaded to the computer rather than (or…
2,000 Water Drops Were Used To Create This In-Drop Animation
While this short movie looks like was taken inside a single drop of water, it was actually taken with 2,000 distinct drops each carefully shot…
Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo Possibly The First Movie To Use Computer Animation
Vertigo, Hitchcock’s 1958 classic just celebrated its 55th anniversary and rhizome released an interesting bit of information about the movie. As with the other “late”…
The “Nice Shot” Comment Myth
Don’t Let The Comment Haters Slow You Down Most people appreciate and maybe even crave feedback, especially positive. When it comes to photography, there are…
I Took Headshots Of 80 People In One Day. It Hurt
You know that moment when you agree to do a favor for a friend and it turns into something a bit… well, more? This weekend…
Introduction To 6 Photographic Processes By The George Eastman House
Today, most of us shoot digital which is an electronic process, but not that long ago, the photographic process was chemical in nature. The George…





































