Jamie9999 writes – “Adapting an easily obtainable off-the-shelf storage case for use as a highly protective camera case, in this case, fitting a Canon SD-500, SD-400, or SD-550 perfectly. The resulting case is waterproof and protects the delicate camera from scratches and mild shocks (i.e. knocking over on table, banging around in your backpack/daypack). The […]
Wow, Sony has a little GPS device that will sync/tag your photos with the location they were taken (via a time stamp and software) – back in 2004 I used a GPS and a hacked camera to do the same thing, well, a DIY blackbox for cars – it was an ugly hack but worked! […]
Neat – check out these animated gifs made from a light pen and digital camera (long exposure)… [via] – Link.
Michael A. Covington has some good tips that go right along with our weekend project! – “Photoshop techniques to get a dramatic improvement in the quality of pictures taken through an airplane window, or from a balloon or model rocket, or what have you. “ – Link.
Old camera tricks from pre-PhotoShop/GiMP days – Link.
Toxic Candy writes – “This is a modification of a CANON A80 digital camera. It adds a wired remote control for focus and release button so the camera can be triggered without shaking it. Plus, you can lock the functions.” – Link.
Tabletop studio has some good tips and instructions on taking close up photos of jewelry (these techniques are good for other close ups of shiny things too)… – “Taking good quality pictures of jewelry for most is an unsolved mystery. However, there are some simple techniques used by the professional, which even amateur photographers can […]
