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Consumer printing is pining for the fjords… Yesterday, Costco announced that it’s shutting down its in-store photo centers (CNN, PetaPixel). With nearly 800 warehouse stores, this represents a …
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There, I said it. It’s time that we pour one out for what Instagram once was: a photo-centric social network that was about sharing, discovering, and appreciating the photography of our friends and …
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What I Read in 2020: it varied. I tried to keep track of what I read this year and I think this is a complete list of the books that accompanied my daily diet of various internet sources. Here's …
RIP Photokina, you had a good run. One of the biggest photo industry news bits in the last few days was that Photokina is no more.1 The 70-year-old photo trade show held in Cologne has been …
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It's time to vent about gear vs. skill. You know... the old trope about how gear doesn’t matter, and it’s the photographer that counts. We need to acknowledge that the gear matters. This …
The easiest way to open the iPhone camera yet. One of the new accessibility features in iOS 14 is the addition of a “Back Tap” feature, where you can configure actions to occur based on a …
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