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Jollylook: a folding instant camera made almost entirely from cardboard
A new interesting project has been launched on Kickstarter, and vintage camera fans might like it. Meet Jollylook: a simple folding instant camera made entirely…
3 tools to help you get super sharp manual focus shots
Last week we covered three of the main tips to bear in mind when trying to get sharper manual focus images. Ambient lighting, contrasting elements…
TwoEyes VR – the first 3D camera that imitates human eyesight
Our eyes work together to see the depth and enable us to get the feeling of space. TwoEyes VR is the first binocular 360° VR 4K…
Model Bs: A Tinder-like app that conects models and photographers in only a few swipes
A young actor Troy Akin has created an interesting called ModelBs. It’s designed like Tinder, only this app is strictly business related. It serves to…
The Dobot M1 is the maker’s best friend
On my last visit to China I was invited to review quite an interesting product – a robotic arm. This has nothing to do with…
This military truck will become a large format camera
It’s hard to believe that a massive military truck can be turned into something beautiful. But, thanks to a documentary photographer Kurt Moser, this is…
Using the Chronos high speed camera with motion capture rig for bullet time effects
We’ve posted about the Chronos high speed camera a couple of times before. We mentioned how it smashed through its kickstarter goal in less than…
148 photo editing tools and apps for every possible need
Hi photo lovers, In the past two months, I’ve been doing a market research for my project, Photolemur. I looked for different tools in the area of…
Photographer shops out ex-gang members tattoos, resutls bring them to tears
Photographer Steven Burton started an ambitious project, photoshopping out the tattoos from 27 ex-gang members. He did this to understand the effects tattoos have on people escaping…
This DSLR-sized camera shoots over 21,600fps and costs only $2,500
High speed cameras are generally out of reach for most people. Sure, our iPhones can do 240fps now, and there’s a few postage stamp 1000fps…






































