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Carve Out A Place For Your Nostalgia With Custom-Made Wooden Photos
Nowadays, we take most of our photos digitally and they stay digital. Photo paper and bulky albums are dead. So if you are compelled to print you photos for some reason, you might as well try to make it interesting, like printing them as tactile wood reliefs with the Photocarver.
Why You Have No Right To Complain About Not Seeing The PlayStation 4 Console Today
For those who have been asleep all day, Sony held a two-hour press conference to announce the PlayStation 4 and didn’t even show a console. Or at least that’s what over-entitled whingers have been spouting on social media all afternoon. Here’s why we have no right to be upset about not seeing the console today. Take a knee.
What If Famous Photos Were Ruined By Annoying Watermarks?
Watermarks are the annoying result of people stealing pictures — they’re ugly, distracting and cheapen the art of photography. But it’s a necessary evil! Or is it? Kip Praslowicz poked fun at the ugly watermarks ruining pictures these days by plastering them over famous photos. It’s not a good look.
Nikon Coolpix S800c Hands-On: Is Android On A Camera As Awful As It Sounds?
Nikon’s latest camera gimmick is actually pretty clever. As smartphone manufacturers race to beef up their built-in cameras from five-megapixels to eight, to twelve and so-on, Nikon thought it prudent to flip the game on its head: it already has a 16-megapixel compact camera, so why not put Android on it and beat phone makers to the punch? Introducing, the Android-powered, Nikon S800c digital camera. Is it nifty or just plain bad?
Instagram 3 Hands-On: The Single Coolest Way To Browse Your Friends’ Photos
There’s a new Instagram out today — and because the Instagram team is smart, they’re keeping the app simple. But there’s one major change: you can see where all your friends have taken their pictures, all across the world. Awesome.
What A Picture In A Picture In A Seemingly Endless Loop Of More Pictures Looks Like
How to have fun on the internet: when a friend takes a picture with a picture of a girl inside a monitor, you take a picture of that picture and you make someone else take a picture of your picture and keep going on an endless loop that’ll be like a picture in picture in picture in picture. This went on for 55 pictures. Watch the fun above.
This App Automatically Shares iPhone Photos Between You And Your Friends
Flock, a new iPhone app from the people behind Bump, solves the first world problem of having to send photos to your friends through email by creating shared photo albums with your friends with pictures that have similar metadata. It works like magic.
