for people who are wired for photography
Very interesting article on the BJP website today, exciting news from the Netherlands!! The Impossible Project and their UK-based partners Harman Technology (owners of the Ilford film brand) have announced that they’ve produced and tested the first run of a new black [..]
Just a week or two after Kodak’s announcement that their Kodachrome film was being discontinued – similar news has been released from Fujifilm regarding their Fujicolor Pro 800Z film stock. As of September 2009, the production of Fujicolor Pro 800Z will cease, [..]
Kodak have announced that they will be ceasing production of the 135 format version of their reknowned Kodachrome 64 K14-processed slide film by the end of the year (the 25 and 200 ASA versions went end of life a couple of years [..]
Olympus’ newest addition to its camera ranks is one that has caused a massive shockwave of interest in the photography arena in the last couple of weeks (something that Olympus haven’t been able to do for years!). The E-P1 – the first [..]
Who said instant photography was a dying art form? Pish and nonsense – I say! More good news from the lovely (and ever so slightly wacky) people over at lomography.com: they have just released a new Instant Back for the perfectly-formed plastic [..]
Here at PhotographyWired we could probably be justly accused of having a biased Canon/Nikon slant on the world of digital photography. But we realise not everyone sees the world in such black and white terms. Some of you out there do [..]
MMMmmmm I love my 50mm f/1.8 prime lens. Why? well firstly because it was CHEAP and secondly because it is SHARP. These as you no doubt are aware are two qualities seldom found together in one lens. Imagine my Joy when I [..]
I read the following article yesterday over at network world news and it made me chuckle a bit and then it made me a bit annoyed. I thought I’d share it here and see what you all thought. No, we’re not joking. [..]