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Use Old Windows and Doors to Make Unique Picture Frames

admin — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 02:00:04 +0000

In the world of digital photography, we like to focus on
everything that’s wonderful and new. After all, who wants to remember what
digital photos looked like when a megapixel or two was all we could manage? But
of course, that doesn’t mean we can’t take inspiration from the past.

One photographer on Reddit
came up with a pretty brilliant idea.
The user, who goes by Mfah, picked up an old window at a flea market and
used it as a photo frame. The end result
is a rustic looking frame that holds six pictures.

Another user, The Contrarian, used half of a French door to achieve a
similar effect. The door hangs
horizontally in the room with pictures behind each piece of glass. It’s a really nice look.

(via PetaPixel)

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Just posted: Our FujiFilm FinePix F600EXR Review

admin — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 02:40:05 +0000

For those of you who are looking for a high-tech pocket camera that is loaded with goodies, you’ll want to check out our latest review of Fuji’s FinePix F600EXR. This model boasts all of FujiFilm’s latest and greatest technologies, like an all new EXR system that combines a newly developed 16-megapixel BSI CMOS image sensor, dual core EXR processor, and a versatile 15x optical zoom lens. Other appealing features that have been stuffed into this petite shell include 1080p HD video recording, a manual pop-up flash, 3.0-inch LCD screen, built-in GPS, and a plethora of useful exposure options for users of all degrees.

Get the full scoop on the F600EXR by taking a peek at Steve’s Conclusion; and don’t forget about our unedited, full-size Sample Photos.

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Delkin Releases a Waterproof Action Camera

admin — Fri, 28 Oct 2011 08:00:04 +0000

The new WingmanHD 3oz. Waterproof
Action Camera is the latest product to be available from Delkin,
though the timing’s a bit odd. You’d think a camera designed for
surfing and other water related activities would be a spring/summer
release, wouldn’t you?

Delkin’s camera offers an 8 megapixel
CMOS sensor and is also capable of 1080p high definition recording.
It packs a 1.5 inch LCD so you can check out the shots you just took
and you can grab yourself an optional HDMI output so you can put
those videos on the big screen.

The WingmanHD has a traditional tripod
attachment and includes a helmet mount, vented helmet mount and a bar
mount. It’s also compatible with Fat Gecko mounts and accessories.

You can learn more about the WingmanHD
from Delkin
or buy it from B&H.

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