printing photos
How to turn your digital photos into cyanotype prints
If you’d like to try interesting photography experiments, when is a better time than now? If you’ve always wanted to try making cyanotypes, Mathieu Stern…
We ordered a bunch of Flickr prints and here’s an in-depth review
In August this year, Flickr brought back its photo printing service. Alex (a.k.a. Shaka1277) ordered two prints to see what they look like, and he…
Google Photos now lets you print your images and pick them up at CVS pharmacies and Walmart stores
Despite the fact that we live in the digital era, printing your photos is still a fantastic way to preserve your precious memories (or make…
How I converted Durst Laborator 1200 enlarger to use LED lights
While I’m waiting for the crowdfunding campaign for my darkroom timer project to reach its completion (7 days to go), I’ve been busy with a…
This music video was made without VFX, using 2,250 printed photos
I love creative music videos and stop-motion movies, and we’ve featured quite a lot of both here on DIYP. Still, it looks like directors always…
Fuji announces first standalone square format Instax printer for your smartphone
Although Fujifilm seem to be intent on killing off their film products, they’re going full on with the whole Instax thing lately. And specifically a…
This tiny case lets you print photos directly from your iPhone
For all those who want to bring together the instant printing of Polaroid and modern-age mobile photography, Prynt has launched an interesting gadget. It’s called…
Waving or drowning? What’s the situation with Kickstarter / photo printing service Flag?
Do you recall Flag? The app that wanted to take your photos and print them for free, funded by advertising on the reverse of the…
Google’s PhotoScan app now automatically removes glare from old photos
Printing the photos gains popularity even in the digital age, and it undoubtedly has many advantages. Still, if you want to reverse the process and…
You should be printing your photos, and here’s why
In the age of digital photography, few people still print their images. We are used to storing them on clouds, hard drives, and other digital…





































