Photographer Chris Burkard is positively incredible. In-person, he radiates an aura that will make any photographer in the room both envious and in awe. That aura permeates through his images and his words about said images.
Fact: There isn't a single career-long photographer that has successfully made a living yet off of social media. Those who started in it have more or less faded away. We don't hear all that much about Peter Hurley, Jasmine Star, Lisa Bettany, or Chase Jarvis anymore -- do we? Most of these people haven't had major print sales that you'd see in exhibits, galleries, or even museums.
The Fujifilm Instax mini EVO is a combination digital camera, traditional Instax printer, and photo printer for smartphone photos, all in one. [Read More]
Someone was bound to say it, but Fujifilm isn't really trying with the Instax format it seems. They're putting out cameras that spit the film out in various sizes. Some have Bluetooth connectivity, which is very cool.
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In light of the recent news of Fujifilm hiking up prices for photographic films and photographic papers, the film photography community continues to lament the company's dwindling support for its film products.
What constitutes as a photograph has drastically changed with the advent of digital photography. Prior to being ushered into the digital world, a photograph meant the same thing to everybody -- a physical print.
Kodak Moments, the consumer printing arm of Kodak, has launched a new Facebook Messenger chatbot. Its purpose: to try and sell you prints of your old photos. The app, once it has a connection to your Facebook account, will sift through your old photos and use some type of algorithm to pull out the most interesting […]
Digital instant cameras are an emerging trend in the world of photography: Polaroid launched the Pop in January, and Fujifilm followed suit with the SQ10 a few short months later. But industrial designer and photographer Jordan Steranka thinks he can do better: his Print is a concept instant camera designed with an ultra-modern aesthetic. “As […]
The KineCAM is an instant camera-inspired "DIY" device that allows users to capture and create "animated" photographs (of physical GIFs) in the form of a kinegram. [Read More]
No one wants to buy your prints partially because of the fact that you (if you're reading this) are most likely a nobody in the photography industry. That's a very broad and general statement, but let me explain.