Category: Tech Talk

As in Time Magazine … back in October, the news magazine published a list of the 100 greatest and most influential gadgets from 1923 to the present and there’s a subset of a dozen cameras. Frighteningly, I’ve owned more than half of them. Does this help my geek cred? Or just make me even more hopelessly uncool? From the list,...

This week I’m looking at The Glif for the National Press Photographers Association’s Gear Geek blog. If you own an iPhone 4, you gotta get one of these things.

I’m writing about a couple of cheap mobile apps visual journalists should take a look at over at the NPPA’s Gear Geek blog this morning. All of these were things brought to my attention at this past weekend’s Teachapalooza* conference at the Poynter Institute. Incoming and returning students be warned: I have A LOT of new ideas for the fall....

Ben Long over at Macworld.com talks about leaving his MacBook behind and wandering through parts of Turkey with just his iPad, DSLR and a portable hard drive. He’s got some good tips on software for the iPad that’s worth looking at. (I use Photogene and have been happy with it, so there’s another vote for it.)

Many of us still have negatives around the office. Lots and lots of negatives. Wired.com has a post up about an idea that Andrew Lewis came up with to help scan those negatives on the nearly-ubiquitous flatbed scanners. Not sure on the image quality here, but it’s a neat idea. Some flatbed scanners do have the ability to scan film....