In this category you’ll find information related to printing and technology. Learn about the different technologies and printers we use for various print products. For example, the Cannon Colorado Gel-Ink printer or the process for creating metal prints. Get tips for how to prepare your image files for the best printing results. You can also read about the smartphone camera vs. digital camera debate and get tips for taking better pictures with your phone.
How would you like a camera that could totally eliminate red eye and even better not need any flash at all? Kodak is working on that. They are developing a sensor that will read not only the color but also the brightness of what you are shooting. The new technology will be implemented in cameras [...]
This week Kodak announced a new line of consumer cameras that are due to come out between now and September. Looks can be deceiving, these small cameras pack a powerful punch. The M753 & M853 models will capture images that are large enough to print 30x40's. Plus they come in pretty colors. Full write up [...]
Go ahead show those pearly whites. Or maybe they're not so white, well you can fix that. If only it were this easy in real life without spending hours in the dentist chair. Image Trends recently released two new Photoshop plug-ins that will automatically whiten teeth and remove skin glare. Two very common problems in [...]
"2007 will mark the first time that more prints will be made from digital than analog (film) sources." -DIMA We still get a fair amount of film that customers need scanned for printing. A well exposed medium format or 4x5 piece of film still beats out digital in detail for large prints, but we are [...]
Microsoft released their newest innovation in computer technology today. Their Milan surface table top computer is run entirely on touch manipulation. There is no mouse and no keyboard. It looks very similar to what Jeff Hahn demonstrated at the TED convention earlier this year. Read our write up on it here. The implications for the [...]
This is some pretty amazing technology. I bet this image has enough information to wallpaper your house. Hope you like pink. First 1 trillion-pixel image; by Donald Bell for CNET Medical imaging specialists Aperio have broken the 4GB file size limit on the TIFF image format by creating their own format called BigTIFF and offering [...]
Many photographer's have run across this question from their clients. They love the image and want to buy it, but can not visualize how it will look in their office or living room. Google provides some very useful software that might be able to help you out. SketchUp is a free download and will allow [...]
After a year of beta testing on their product Adobe has released Lightroom 1.0 to the public. If you are interested in purchasing, now is the time. Until April 30th you can get it for $199, after that it will be $299.Review by bigpicture.net: Designed for professional photographers, the software allows users to import, manage, [...]
Check out Jeff Han's demonstration from the 2006 TED (Technology Entertainment Design) event in Monterey California. This has amazing possibilities for design, photography and mapping applications. All I want to know is when can I buy one. Thanks to Don for the tip.Jeff Han is a research scientist for New York University's Courant Institute of [...]
We are a big fan of FilmLoop. We have utilized their software on our site to showcase the posters we offer from Russo and Steele vintage cars. It is an amazing service, and it's free! Photo Reporter: FilmLoop 2.0 and New Website Help Users Generate Photo Story Loops FilmLoop, a provider of free software that [...]
