Photography

OnePlus Lights Up London with a Moonbow

OnePlus‘ partnership with Hasselblad and the recent launch of the OnePlus 9 series of smartphones have been greeted with almost universal acclaim. To celebrate this and the open sale of the 9 Pro, OnePlus’ latest crazy publicity stunt has been…

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Andrew
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Nikon Announces D780 DSLR and More at CES 2020

Nikon announced several cameras at CES 2020. They include the Nikon D780 DSLR, AF-S NIKKOR 120 300mm f/2.8E FL ED SR VR Lens, NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f/2.8 Lens and COOLPIX P950 Camera. This is a stunning showing at CES 2020…

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JenThorpe
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Google Stops Syncing Between Photos and Drive

How stupid is this? Google has announced that from July, photographs will no longer sync between Google Drive and Google Photos citing “the connection between these services is confusing”. What? Sorry, but how is this confusing? Images are synchronised between Google…

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Andrew
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Nixplay Seed Wave Adds Sound at CES

I always think of digital photo frames as cinderella gadgets that don’t get the attention they deserve. I’m a fan, especially when the frame can connect into services like Google Photos meaning there’s no need to copying photos about the…

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Andrew
Photography

National Geographic Best 100 Photos of 2018

As the planet twirls to the winter solstice, the “Best of 2018” starts to emerge. Most of these are worthless click-bait, but National Geographic’s Best 100 Photos of 2018 presents truly amazing photography from the world around us. NatGeo’s great…

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Andrew
Photography

Flickr sheds the Yahoo login requirement

Flickr has become one of the top photo sharing services online since its founding in 2004. It’s extremely popular with pro photographers and bloggers. The company was sold to Yahoo and began requiring a Yahoo account to log in, but since April of…

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Alan
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Google’s Live Albums Keeps Families In Touch

Google’s Pixel 3 event today didn’t bring too many surprises on the hardware front: most had been leaked well in advance of the presentation. What caught my eye was not a device but a new a new software feature called…

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Andrew