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Hasselblad’s 200-Mpixel Camera is Now a Reality

Posted by: Veronica Lynne on: 1 June 2011

Megapixel junkies can find their next fix in Hasselblad’s latest medium-format creation, the H4D-200MS. The camera boasts an amazing 200-Mpixel resolution, and was announced at Photokina last year. To put that in perspective, most professional DSLRS hover in the 20-Mpixel range. Hasselblad’s newest camera is about 10 times greater than that.   Medium-format, for those who don’t know, [...]

Lomography’s Spinner 360 Degrees

Posted by: Veronica Lynne on: 18 June 2010

This looks cool. What a neat way to capture those panoramic views. Keep in mind it’s lomo and not DSLR.

Developing Film With Coffee and Vitamin C

Posted by: Veronica Lynne on: 21 March 2009

This is by far the wierdest DIY I’ve ever come across. I have been talking about doing this experiment for a long time, but have never gotten to it until this weekend. It is possible to process your own film using coffee. Hard to believe, I know, but it works. The other ingredient besides vitamin [...]

History Lessons from The Photocritic

Posted by: Veronica Lynne on: 15 December 2008

I just discovered a three part series on the history of photography by the Photocritic. Photography History I – Before Film In this first post you’ll learn about: The Camera Obscura Nicéphore Niépce Louis Daguerre William Fox Talbot John Herschel and Anna Atkins Frederick Scott Archer In the second part, Photography History II – The [...]

A Pinhole Camera in Your Pocket

Posted by: Veronica Lynne on: 2 October 2008

Even Professional Photographers have either used or made their own pinhole cameras. It’s something feared and yet can be something so easy to make. Welcome to matchboxpinhole.com!  This site includes the instructions for building a matchbox pinhole camera which first appreared on my blog in 2005.  I’ve re-written the instructions to hopefully make things clearer, [...]

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