Instant print cameras have been popular for a long, long time, but they’re seeing a renaissance now — led by Fujifilm, whose Instax mini-films and cameras lead the pack. But Canon wants in, and has debuted a pair of new cameras to challenge Fuji’s dominance — but their reliance on digital printing may hold them back.
View More Canon takes on Fuji with new instant-print CLIQ camerasCategory: Photography
AI photo startup Polarr raises an $11.5 million Series A
Bay Area photography startup Polarr announced this morning that it has raised an $11.5 million Series A. The new round of funding, led by Threshold Ventures with participation from Pear Ventures and Cota Capital, brings the startup’s total funding to around $12.5 million, according to the latest Crunchbase figures. At the moment, the company is […]
View More AI photo startup Polarr raises an $11.5 million Series AFlickr says all Creative Commons photos are protected from deletion, not just past uploads
Flickr announced today that all Creative Commons images will remain protected on its site – including those uploaded in the past and those that will be added in the future. The news follows Flickr’s November 2018 announcement where it had stated it wouldn’t delete Creative Commons photos already on its service, after switching over to […]
View More Flickr says all Creative Commons photos are protected from deletion, not just past uploadsLeica’s Q2 is a beautiful camera that I want and will never have
Leica is a brand I respect and appreciate but don’t support. Or rather, can’t, because I’m not fabulously rich. But if I did have $5,000 to spend on a fixed-lens camera, I’d probably get the new Q2, a significant improvement over 2015’s Q — which tempted me back then.
View More Leica’s Q2 is a beautiful camera that I want and will never haveAfter more than 10 years, Flickr frees its login system from Yahoo
Oh joy, oh rapture, unsubdued, Flickr’s login is no longer tied to Yahoo. The photo-sharing platform announced today that it will roll out a new system to members over the next few weeks that doesn’t require a Yahoo ID. This is welcome news to long-time Flickr users who are still bitter over the requirement, introduced […]
View More After more than 10 years, Flickr frees its login system from YahooYou can now take super cute AR photos on Pokémon Go
Have you ever wanted to flaunt the super rare Pokémon you have caught on your phone? Us too! Well, Niantic is now making that possible with Go Snapshot. It lets you call your Pokémon out into the real world (through AR) and line them up for…
View More You can now take super cute AR photos on Pokémon GoNokia’s new Android phone has not 2, not 3, but 5 rear cameras
In the past, HMD-owned Nokia leaned heavily on nostalgia to drum up interest for revamped versions of classic dumbphones like the 3310 and 8110 4G “bananaphone.” But not this year.
At Mobile World Congress 2019, Nokia unveiled the Nokia 9 PureView, a…
This custom ‘hyperfisheye’ lens can see behind itself
If you’re doing ordinary photography and videography, there’s rarely any need to go beyond extreme wide angle lenses — but why be ordinary? This absurd and unique custom fisheye lens has a 270 degree field of view, meaning it can see behind the camera it’s mounted on — or rather the camera mounted on it.
View More This custom ‘hyperfisheye’ lens can see behind itselfThe Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 camera is $30 off at Best Buy
Having a fancy camera phone is hella convenient and amazing, but there’s something so cool about instant pictures. They’re genuine depictions of a captured moment because you only have one chance to get the shot. Technically you could retake a photo if you’re not satisfied with the outcome, but let’s be honest, film is not cheap. Plus, candids are usually more fun than perfectly planned pictures anyway.
Join in on the fun with the Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 on sale for $39.99 at Best Buy — that’s $30 cheaper than usual. (The only catch? That deal is on every color except smokey white or lime green, but you’ll still save $10 on those.) Read more…
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View More The Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 camera is $30 off at Best BuyFujifilm Instax Mini 9 instant cameras on sale at Walmart
Yeah, Instagram is very convenient, but there’s nothing like snapping a quick fun photo with a dedicated camera — especially a camera that’s as exciting and fun as the Fujifilm Instax Mini 9. This little analog shooter might actually make you forget about your smartphone for a while.
Shop the Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 on sale for $49.95-$55.95 (depending on the color.)
Typically retailing for $69.95, Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 is a compact and sleek instant camera that develops and spits out photos that are the size of a standard credit card. This is the perfect size to carry around in wallets and purses, or post on your refrigerator at home or work. Read more…
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View More Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 instant cameras on sale at WalmartLearn photography skills without spending more than $20
If you’re pop superstar Ariana Grande, dabbling in photography is as easy as click, click, click, and post.” The only problem? Most of us are not pop superstar Ariana Grande, so capturing compelling images — not to mention editing them to the point where they’re good enough to share — is often a much more complicated, challenging process.
But don’t give up hope just yet — there’s always the Essential Digital Photography Master Class Bundle, on sale now in the Mashable Shop. Across 30 hours of expert training divided into three separate courses, you’ll learn how to use a fancy DSLR camera to take pro-quality pics worth posting. Read more…
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View More Learn photography skills without spending more than $20Thousands of photographs of the bygone Ottoman Empire digitized and viewable online
The Getty Research Institute has digitized over 3,000 photos from 19th century Turkey. The moments captured were primarily in Ottoman Turkey and tell a story of Turkeys culture and tradition. Read more…More about Photography, History, Mashabl…
View More Thousands of photographs of the bygone Ottoman Empire digitized and viewable online