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                Blog:   Check It Out: Rube Goldberg Photography Video.The most complicated &quot;camera&quot; ever?
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                Eleven days ago, a Canadian company called 2D Photography posted a video called &quot;2D Photography Rube Goldberg&quot;. I&apos;m impressed!
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                Blog:   The More Things Change....The one constant in photography seems to be debate.
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                There must be something innate in the photographic process that engenders passionate discourse.
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                Blog:   The Thirty-seventh Frame.We all have fish tales about the ones that got away. Here&apos;s one of mine from just last night.
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                Every photographer has, at one time or another, missed a shot due to the combination of operator error and system limitations. Back in the days of film canisters, one of the most unwelcome sounds of a
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                Blog:   Let&apos;s Say Farewell to the DSLR and Welcome the FSLR into our Vocabulary.Even the staunchest film die-hard has got to admit the paradigm shift is complete. 
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                A modest proposal to update the language of photography to reflect the new now will most definitely save keystrokes for writers, bloggers and copyeditors. Or not.
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                Blog:   Sony and xD: Thanks for the Memories.The new Sony and Olympus models announced at CES take SD memory, meaning xD and Memory Stick formats are on the way out. And that&apos;s a good thing. But what to do with those old cards?
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                One of the more interesting photocentric bits to come out of the 2010 CES show in Las Vegas was the news that Sony&apos;s new consumer-level compacts are now dual-format for memory, accepting both Sony&apos;s p
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                Blog:   This posting has nothing to do with #CES.Listening to photos, vintage photo ads, and a quote by me about HDRI are all cool things I&apos;ve seen recently via the John Nack on Adobe blog.
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                Here&apos;s a couple of cool things I&apos;ve come across recently via John Nack&apos;s blog. If you&apos;re not subscribed to this blog from the one of the lead developers of Adobe Photoshop, you should. John has a grea
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                Blog:   From the Department of Bad Ideas: The Gun Camera.Weekend Wrap
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                Franziska Dierschke has an idea for a digital camera: Make it look like a toy gun! As if snapshooters haven’t had enough problems with security-conscious police.
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                http://www.adorama.com/alc/blogarticle/12117
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                Blog:   Eight Cool Photo Links.From news you can use to good photos, here are online destinations worth visiting
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                I’ve been following the links on my Twitter feed lately, and have been rewarded with some fascinating viewing and reading by and for photographers. It&apos;s nice to have nearly 2,700 friends who are enthu
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                Blog:   What the Duck, a W.T. Duck Collection, Quacks Me Up.The second collection of comics featuring Aaron Johnson&apos;s camera-toting curmudgeon is chock full of photocentric humor.
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                The world of photography has been a lot more entertaining since Aaron Johnson&apos;s What the Duck comic strip burst onto the scene, pretty much fully hatched, just over three years ago. Yes, yes, it&apos;s tru
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                Blog:   Classic Celebrity Camera Commercials.Ashton Kutcher&apos;s Nikon spots are just the latest in a long line of celeb-themed camera ads that, um...well...speak for themselves
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                Maria Sharapova, Andre Agassi, Michael Landon, James Garner, Dick Van Dyke and the Muppets, among many others, have hawked cameras and photo gear through the years. And not all of these commercials ha
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