Every creative professional has heard the phrase “for exposure.” It means that your work will be seen by a new audience, but it mostly means that you won’t be paid.
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Most of us have only heard of IKEA as that place where, as Jonathan Coulton said, “they sell things for apartments smaller than mine, as if there were smaller apartments than mine,” so their induction of Annie Leibowitz as their first Artist in Residence comes mainly as a surprise, one that is even further improved by the fact that Ms.
If you've been a Fujifilm user for a while, you know all the aches and pains of their app. Well, the Fujifilm XH2s might not need to use it come 2023. Today, Frame. IO is announcing a partnership with Fujifilm to make the camera capable of delivering images to its platform quickly.
Content creators are wonderful at what they do. But at the same time, so too are photographers. If you're a photographer and identify as one, you'll know that we have much different needs from content creators.
Something I realized over the pandemic is how many wonderful letters we get from the photographers we feature. We've gotten folks more work. We've also apparently really made some photographers get a ton of traffic to their websites.
We're aware that this is a bit exteme. But it's surely possible that AI is going to majorly change the way we do things. AI Body Tracking is sort of here. But it's going to explode in a huge way soon.
Every time I hear about laptops targeting creatives, I get really excited. The new HP ZBook Firefly G8 seems to be targeted Macbook users pretty hard. Specifically, in their press release, they claim the weight of their 14-inch variant to be around that of a MacBook Pro 13"! That's impressive.
There's the old idea that photographers should bring their cameras everywhere with them. But of course, not every photographer does that. For the ones that do though, we wondered exactly why this happens.