After 11 years, Electronic Arts (EA) has released a college football game that uses photos and AI to bring 11,000 real players into the game. [Read More]
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Google Photos took the spotlight at the opening of the tech company's I/O keynote, complete with a big AI-powered update.
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"I like having only 36 photos to go through," says Mike Caputo when asked why he prefers analogue to digital for his photography work. Based in Hawaii for over two decades now, he enjoys being in complete control of his creative process, from shooting all the way to developing. thephoblographer.com »
2021-12-06 02:00
Deep Nostalgia is a new AI that can breathe new life into historical photos by animating people who have long passed. The results are both creepy and fascinating at the same time. The AI was just launched by the online genealogy platform MyHeritage, which you’ll need to sign up for if you’d like to use […] petapixel.com »
2021-03-01 20:11
Where has the time gone? It's been ten years since Jordan and I started our annual roundup of the best and worst products in our industry. Every year we give our opinions on the cameras we feel deserve the top spot as well as any honorable mentions that have also made a positive impression.
For photographers who cannot get enough of photography in the real world, there are plenty of ways to enjoy it in the virtual world. [Read More]
Hideo Kojima, famed video game director and creator of titles like Metal Gear Solid and Death Stranding, argues that video game photo modes help hone the craft of photography. Kojima is a video game designer, director, producer, and writer and is considered one of the most influential of all time. In a recent set of […]
If you’re a video game enthusiast who’s also trying to get into photography, Texas-based photographer Miles Morales has a creative new video series for you: he’s teaching photography skills through the photo modes in popular games.
Many pop-culture references to photography tend to get it wrong, and this 30-second video perfectly encapsulates how silly video game photography missions can be. While funny, there seems to be a real disconnect with how game designers view photography.
One of the most unintentionally useful influences on my photography has turned out to be the time I’ve spent playing computer games. Some photographers use cinema as a learning tool to observe the way cinematographers and DOP’s use their cameras to capture a scene.