In this post, Natalie Norton introduces us to the magical world of Poladroids (found via Oh Happy Day)! Since the announcement of the discontinuation of instant film the world of Polaroid has become even more fascinating, exciting and desirable than ever. Now, turning your digital images into printable, high res Polaroids is as easy as 1, 2, 3 with Poladroid (beta). A few helpful hints: It’s only available for Mac users at the moment. . . but word has it that the windows version is on the way. It doesn’t work with screen captures. . . I had the best...
Secret messages hidden inside digital images could be easily rooted out with new software...
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How to store your digital images is an issue that faces every digital photographer at some stage. In this post ChristinaNichole Photography shares some tips on how to do it. I once met a very talented photographer at a digital photography class. The topic of discussion was digital image organization. Of all the students attending this class, she was extremely distraught. When asked if she needed assistance, her response was, “I never knew how to organize my pictures before, so I kept them all in one file. Where do I start?!? Not the best-case scenario. Though not an overwhelmingly fascinating...
Even though I always tell people that the Kindle will never replace books, but just supplement them, I never fail to hear people say that they will never get a Kindle because they like the feel of paper books so much. But geeky as I may be, there is technology I'm not inclined to adopt either (not yet anyway). Last week I lamented a world with only digital versions of magazines, since I love seeing fresh new issues in my mailbox each month. And even though I tout digital picture frames as excellent gifts, I couldn't see my hallway lined...
If you thought your photos could not be traced back to you, think again - digital cameras leave a telltale "fingerprint" every shot...
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Filed under: Internet, Photo, Windows, Web services, Freeware, Browsers Looking for an easy way to share photos with your GMail contacts? Adding the GPhotoSpace extension to your Firefox install provides you with a solution that's just as easy as using "send to: email recipient" in Windows.Once you've installed the addon, you can open it by clicking the status bar icon. If you're like me and your status bar is hidden, you can also customize your main toolbar and dropping the included button (which is a little lo-fi) or bookmark chrome://gps/content/gpsMain.xul to access it.The interface is extremely simple. Create a new...
Photo by Scott Bourne Regular readers know that I put a premium on printing images, or at least sharing them. What good does it do to take a picture and then not show it to anyone? Well it turns out there’s a reason people don’t share digital images. Better digital photo albums are required. There’s no question that digital technology has revolutionized photography. The statistics speak for themselves: not only have the past several years seen a boom in digital camera sales, but online photo sharing and printing services are proliferating everywhere. But researchers at ABI Research, Oyster Bay, N.Y.,...
New image recognition webapp ALIPR (Automatic Linguistic Indexing of Pictures in Real-Time) is a on a mission to assign relevant tags to digital images based on their content, and wants you to help it learn. While digital image recognition has come a long way in recent years, it's still got a long way to go, and ALIPR's got its share of hits and misses. Upload an image to ALIPR or hand it a URL of an image already online, and the engine will suggest tags, and ask you to add to its list. Some of ALIPR's suggestions are spot-on,...
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