Photography stories - Page 14

NZ printer market sees $55M in Q2 2011, with an 8% rise by 2014 driven by inkjets, despite the digital shift and tablet impacts.

The Holga 120 PC 3D camera merges dreamy pinhole aesthetics with 3D technology, thrilling indie photography enthusiasts.

Samsung's MV800 camera redefines flexibility in photography with a unique hinged screen, offering novel angles and a 16.1MP lens at $399.95.

Camera and accessory distributors TA Macalister have launched a range of tripods and heads from the renowned Gitzo brand.

Lady Gaga teams up with Polaroid to revolutionize printing, unveiling a portable device for instant photo prints from phones.

Tonight at Yoobee Newmarket, adventure lensman Tony Harrington shares how tech reshapes photography, drawing on his globe-trotting exploits.

Canon secures a pivotal contract to modernise the Maori Trustee's print and imaging infrastructure, heralding a new era of efficiency.

Craig 'CPL' Levers, ex-chief of NZ Surfing Mag, captures the Kiwi spirit in breathtaking photos, celebrating New Zealand's serene summers.

Resizr.com provides a hassle-free solution for resizing photos online, eliminating the need for downloads and offering additional editing features.

FlipShare's new app brings its award-winning video capture to iPhones, iPads, and Android, making sharing moments easier than ever.

Canon warns of looming product shortages in NZ and Australia due to Japan earthquake, affecting cameras and accessories until Q3.

Canon warns of looming product shortages across NZ and Australia due to the impact of a recent earthquake in Japan.

Bill Bain to head up the Business Imaging Group as Canon enters one of its biggest years to date in the business imaging market.

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Kiwi photographers harness the sheer beauty of New Zealand, using tips like depth of field and magic hour to elevate landscape photography to art.

These alternatives may not be as comprehensive as the almighty Photoshop, but they are completely free to download and use.

Google acquires photo editing site Picnik, promising future features while maintaining existing services for a seamless user experience.

Isn’t it frustrating? You download some photos from your digital camera to your computer and they’re all fuzzy.

Capture the essence of summer with your digital camera using simple tips from Jorin Sievers. From composition to lighting, make your photos shine!.