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The Coming Earthquake in Photography
"If the change from film to digital was the equivalent of a magnitude 5 earthquake, the changes to photography in the next 10 years will be equivalent of a magnitude 10.
The Digital Journalist, the monthly online magazine for visual journalism, has been predicting many of these changes for the past 10 years. In 1997 we stated that the days of......
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05/04/07 |
Lifeblogging with the Nokia 7610
Imagine this: You're walking down the street and stop at a pet store window where half a dozen kittens are rolling around, batting each other, mewing, dozing and being unspeakably cute. You want to remember this moment AND share it with your friends - so you take out your video camera, shoot and post the film to your Web site - all before you step ......
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09/06/05 |
The News from the Dark Side: The Paparrazi
"It was during one such radio epic that I was asked by an interviewer what made me want to visit the dark side - that is, why write a book about the paparazzi? It is specifically because it is the dark side that I felt it would be interesting to shine some light and see what was revealed. For most of us in the profession of photography the paparazz......
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06/10/05 |
The High Definition Revolution is Upon Us
Television is now undergoing the greatest change since color. High Definition is now poised for the major breakthrough that will lead to a $600 billion market.
The implications of this revolution will affect us all, especially those who are now working in visual journalism. At the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) convention in Las V......
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06/01/05 |
Professional Careers: How Creative Are You?
Truly creative people are different from the majority of the population. Tests show that only 3% to 8% of the population have characteristics and personality traits that lead them to be innovative, able to think outside the box. Creative people can sustain a higher level of risk, they like to break new ground, discover new ways to do things; they l......
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05/03/05 |
Field Test: Epson R-D1
David Alan Harvey takes the world's first digital rangefinder to Tuscany. Here, the veteran Magnum photographer tells American Photo and The Digital Journalist what it's like to shoot the old-fashioned way-and get digital pictures.......
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04/10/05 |
Photokina: Photography's Carnival Part 1
Once every year, around February, Cologne - a town on the Rhine known for modern business, manufacturing, banking, catholic-political tendencies, designers and fashion, its cathedral and a sophisticated cultural life - succumbs to the follies of carnival. Neither visitor nor burgher of Cologne can escape the merry madness for at least six days and ......
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11/12/04 |
