For a lot of photographers the iPad is a handy tool to show, upload, edit and organize their photos. The standard “Photos” app is rather basic and has no support for displaying photo metadata like shutter speed, focal length, ISO and much more … The PhotoMeta app fills this gap. It extracts a huge amount of metadata and supports both … Continue reading →
NRW-Forum Duesseldorf to show the legendary Polaroid Collection with over 500 examples from the history of Instant Photography. From Ansel Adams to Andy Warhol. A huge outcry erupted on the international photo circuit, when in 2009 both parts of the Polaroid Collection in the USA and in Europe were to be auctioned off at Sotheby’s in the process of dealing … Continue reading →
Stop unwanted zoom lens sliding! Ever had the problem when taking a shot with a zoom lens downwards that the zoom started an unwanted slide? Some zoom lenses have a build in zoom sliding stop. Like the Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS USM, a ring that controls the friction of the zoom lets you easily block the zoom at any position.
Sensorgraphy.net now has a facebook fan page which is reachable via this pretty link: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Joerg-Knoerchen-Sensorgraphynet-Sensorgrafiede/172898599427760 To make this URL really look nice and to shorten it, my facebook page needs at least 25 people who like it. … Continue reading →
