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Obscura Image Management v2.0

Obscura Image Management v2.0 11/17/2003 04:18 AM
A PHP Web image gallery

DXG Introduces First Underwater Ditigal
Camera for Less Than $139 - Compact
Digital Camera Features Protective
Housing for Active Lifestyle Uses

DXG Introduces First Underwater Ditigal
Camera for Less Than $139 - Compact
Digital Camera Features Protective
Housing for Active Lifestyle Uses 07/06/2004 03:09 AM
DXG, one of the world's largest digital camera manufacturers and designers, today announced a digital underwater and waterproof camera for everyday outdoor use. At $139 with capabilities of up to 6.6 megapixels, the DXG-308U sets a new price/performance benchmark for rugged outdoor cameras that can be used in a variety of settings. [PRWEB Jul 6, 2004]

Making a pin hole camera that actually
looks like a camera

Making a pin hole camera that actually
looks like a camera 01/09/2004 10:10 PM
Communist-era Czechoslovakian Paper Pinhole camera .. Dirkon - The Paper Camera [pinhole.cz]

pinhole.cz/en/pinholecameras/dirkon_01.html
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Taking The Camera Out Of The Camera
Phone

Taking The Camera Out Of The Camera
Phone 11/04/2003 07:06 PM
We've had a lot of stories in the last six months or so about shortsighted companies deciding to simply ban camera phones outright. In the past, I wondered if such rules would have an impact on mobile phone sales, but I didn't expect the carriers to jump on this topic so quickly. Put me in the same surprised boat as Alan Reiter to hear that carriers are convincing mobile phone handset makers to offer multiple versions of their phones: one with a camera and the other without. I really thought that with only a few companies overreacting and missing the point about camera phones, it would blow over, and a decade from now we'd be laughing at silly companies banning camera phones. At this rate, that might not be true. This is going to be a huge waste of money. Designing a new phone will take some money, and will create a phone that offers less value to the customer (and less opportunity for revenue for the carrier). However as camera phones begin to find more acceptance in the marketplace, people are going to get angry when their boss tells them the expensive phone they just bought can't be brought into the office. They're not going to want to buy the version without the camera if part of the reason they're upgrading is for the camera in the first place. This is a (costly) over reaction to a technology that will do nothing to stop the real problem (theft of corporate secrets or invasion of privacy), but will cost lots of money and anger many people.

Digital Camera Help Website MalekTips
Offers a Holiday Digital Camera Buying
Guide

Digital Camera Help Website MalekTips
Offers a Holiday Digital Camera Buying
Guide 12/19/2004 03:45 PM
Free advice when shopping for digital cameras - what to look for and what to avoid. [PRWEB Dec 7, 2004]

i need a drivers for that camera i miss
my drivers cd plz send me the driver of
this camera

i need a drivers for that camera i miss
my drivers cd plz send me the driver of
this camera 09/05/2004 10:05 PM
TechTree Sep 6 2004 2:42AM GMT

Camera 0.8

Camera 0.8 01/12/2004 12:47 AM
A GNUstep application for digital still cameras.

New camera?

New camera? 07/17/2004 09:47 AM
Yesterday, Dan Bricklin took me camera-shopping at his favorite camera store, Newtonville Camera (in, guess where, Newtonville, MA). My current camera, a Sony DSC-S50 is about 4 years old. It's 2.1 megapixels and only ASA 100. Worse, I've never been impressed by the vividness of the images it takes. So, I'm looking for a camera that I'll use primarily for family photos, almost always for viewing on screen. The immediate spur for the purchase, however, is that I want to be able to take pictures at the Democratic Convention without having to use a flash. So, here are some...

The camera they used

The camera they used 12/16/2003 12:33 PM
By now we've all seen the video footage of Saddam Hussein being examined by a physician after his capture Saturday evening, but the New York...

New Camera

New Camera 08/07/2004 02:04 PM
Bought a Canon PowerShot A80. Here's a 1.7 MB show off picture.

Really Fast Camera

Really Fast Camera 05/18/2004 11:41 AM
This is co mpletely, utterly ridiculous. But oh, that colour (drools).

A big hand for a little camera

A big hand for a little camera 11/16/2003 01:27 AM
US News Nov 16 2003 0:01AM ET

Snack camera?

Snack camera? 07/06/2004 05:15 AM
USA Today Jul 6 2004 9:14AM GMT

Win a Digital Camera!

Win a Digital Camera! 08/31/2004 11:37 AM
Internet Works Aug 31 2004 4:10PM GMT

CAMERA/IRAQ

CAMERA/IRAQ 05/26/2004 04:40 PM
CAMERA/IRAQ gathers materials and perspectives about photography and the Iraq War of Images, from Abu Ghraib to moblogging soldiers.

Poppot Pet Camera

Poppot Pet Camera 07/26/2004 02:18 PM

It looks extremely hokey, but Matsushita Electric Works has announced a new camera with a motion-sensor that will take pictures of your pet, then email them to your mobile phone so you can keep an eye on them. Called the 'Poppot Camera ATR0202W,' it uses a DDI Pocket CF card for some reason (why couldn't they just integrate the electronics?) And while that's all well and good, I don't know that a 0.1-megapixel camera and motion-sensor is worth $110 dollars, especially when a combination of a webcam and some software could probably do almost the same thing for about one-quarter the price.

Read - Peppot - New Remote Pet Camera on Japanese Market [I4U]

Related
The ISeePet [Gizmodo]

How to Buy the Right Digital Camera

How to Buy the Right Digital Camera 08/19/2004 05:03 PM
WebDevInfo Aug 19 2004 8:46PM GMT

But Does Anyone Want A Camera Phone?

But Does Anyone Want A Camera Phone? 05/11/2004 02:20 AM
There seem to be two opinions when it comes to camera phones: either people think they're going to be the greatest thing since the first internet browser or they're a silly waste-of-time trinket that's only going to make mobile phones (that don't work all that well already) more expensive. As with any such situation where there are extreme viewpoints, it often helps to have someone take a bit more of an objective look at what's really happening in the camera phone space. The summary seems to be that they're coming, no matter what. What people aren't quite as sure about is whether or not people want them. In fact, in areas where camera phones are being offered, there's really not much evidence that they're using them all that much. Also, while much of the push for camera phones has focused on how it will help the carriers by driving more wireless data usage, some providers have said they've seen no evidence to support that. Does this mean the whole camera phone concept is set to come crashing down before it's really begun? It's certainly possible. As with so much in the wireless space, the ridiculous level of hype has a tendency to do more damage than help. However, there are a few reasons why camera phones may work out after all. First off, people aren't buying camera phones for the camera. They're buying them for the phone. The camera just comes along with it. As such, handset makers and wireless carriers don't have to be nearly as concerned about the success of camera phones early on. It's almost a "stealth" way of seeding the market (if you can call this stealth). Next, whether or not users think they'll use camera phones isn't so much of an issue compared to whether or not they actually will use camera phones - and that will depend on the applications. People are going to realize that there are an awful lot of connected cameras out there - and that presents an opportunity. It's not the fact that everyone will have a camera in their hands, but the fact that those cameras are connected that will drive people to start creating applications that take advantage of that - whether for productivity, for safety or for fun. It's those applications that will make the camera phone worth while. I doubt that it will happen nearly as fast as most folks in the industry would like, but I certainly don't think it's the fad that some columnists/analysts are predicting will quickly go away.

Digital camera not for everyone

Digital camera not for everyone 05/04/2004 02:29 AM
Washington Times May 4 2004 6:38AM GMT

Camera-Xfer

Camera-Xfer 01/01/2004 09:52 PM
Camera-Xfer 1.0 released

Oh, and don't pack your camera.

Oh, and don't pack your camera. 05/07/2004 01:43 PM
You too can apply to become a private interrogater in Baghdad! [Via Randi Rhodes on Air America]

Assists the interrogation support program team lead to increase the effectiveness of dealing with Detainees, Persons of Interest, and Prisoners of War (POWs) that are in the custody of US/Coalition Forces...

Hotspot Camera

Hotspot Camera 01/05/2005 06:47 PM
Did Kodak just build 802.1X into a camera? Kodak will release a camera in June that can upload photos via T-Mobile hotspots. The software to enable this uploading isn't due until fall, for some reason. The new Easyshare-One sounds like a combination of Apple iPod Photo, PDA functionality (for wireless and previewing), and digital camera. It comes with a trial for using T-Mobile's service. I'm guessing that this camera's fall software release will leverage the 802.1X authentication that T-Mobile has added to its North American venues. 802.1X is both simple and hard. If Kodak preloads unique accounts, or allows people to set this up through PC or camera back software, there's very little complexity. The 802.1X supplicant in the camera can manage the connection. The camera will retail for $600 plus $100 for the optional Wi-Fi card. Terms of the free trial service and monthly pricing are yet to be determined. It's a direct shot across the bow at cellular operators who are offering poor upload speeds on their high-speed network. Given that T-Mobile has articulated a long delay in their 3G rollout plans and don't want to clog their GPRS networks, this seems like a perfect symbiosis for Kodak and T-Mobile....

The Gigapixel Camera

The Gigapixel Camera 12/17/2004 06:43 PM

Ok, so it is basically a large-format film camera, the image only gets to gigapixel size after the film is developed and scanned, and the thing will probably never see mass production, but Clifford Ross' R1 camera is getting plenty of attention in spite of it's decidedly low-tech construction. And it's worth noting that the people who are sitting up to take notice of this camera are scientists from NASA and spooks from the CIA.

The camera uses a 9 x 12 inch piece of high-definition film — ordinarily used for high-altitude reconnoissance photography — which yields a 2.6GB image file. The file has to be color corrected in Photoshop to clean up color abberations that are characteristic to the film (can you imagine how long it takes to apply a change in a file that big?)

The end result is an image that has about a thousand times more detail than a standard digital photo, which NASA engineers think may be able to help them see problems with the Shuttle's heat shielding without the need for the astronauts to do a manual inspection. And who knows what kind of duties the CIA and military types might cook up for it.

from a Cnet article.

Chad Gets a New Camera

Chad Gets a New Camera 10/29/2003 01:15 AM
I haven't posted many photos in the last month or three. The reason? My old Kodak digital camera gave up the ghost. I researched and researched, and I bought a Canon Powershot A60. I've been using it for about three weeks. The executive summary? An amazing amount of performance for a camera in this price range ($210-$250 as of October 2003). It can do a continuous drive mode which lets you hold the shutter down and take 3 or 4 pictures in a row like a fashion photographer (saying something cheesy like "Make love to the camera, baby" is optional.) The pictures are crisp: many are usable at 100% size. It also has a 3X optical zoom and manual settings like a F-stops, shutter speeds ranging from 1/2000 up to 15 seconds, and exposure compensation, that let you capture what the vast majority of digital cameras costing this much simply couldn't. The only real miss is the software. The picture transfer software uses TWAIN to bring pictures into Photoshop. Excuse me? Like I have time to do that for 100 images? Even worse, the install program crashed twice on my fully patched Windows 2000 computer; and afterward the ZoomBrowser thumbnail program crashed every time I tried to run it. I eventually installed a newer version from the Canon web site, but it ran slowly and didn't tell me anything the File Browser in Photoshop already couldn't. Fortunately, I had bought a Compact Flash reader and am happily using that to transfer pictures. Here are pictures. I took the first with a 15 second exposure and a camera being moved on a tripod. Guesses encouraged as to what I was actually photographing....

Smile, You're Always on Camera

Smile, You're Always on Camera 09/10/2004 08:58 AM

Chicago plans advanced surveillance: I don't know what's more amazing — that Chicago is going to have a network of 2,000 cameras monitoring their city streets, or that the ACLU didn't flip their lid about it.

The linchpin in the network — paid for with a $5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and scheduled to be up by March 2006 — is software designed to detect "suspicious" activity.

For instance, if someone left a suitcase in a stairwell, the software would engage any camera within range and alert a worker at the emergency operations center. It would do the same if an individual rushed up to another and dragged him away. A series of cameras could track fleeing criminals, and 911 operators would be able to give police descriptions of suspects.

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Candid Camera Fun

Candid Camera Fun 10/29/2003 12:10 AM

Here's something fun to do next time you're at Best Buy or anywhere else that carries PDAs like the Sony PEG-UX50 - work through the menus until you find the pictures taken with the devices built-in camera. Better yet, find the video clips. It's pretty funny to watch clips of people staring at the device with a quizzical, "is this thing on?" look on their faces, especially when they keep moving their heads in closer and closer to the lens. Minutes and minutes of endless fun....

2nd intersection to get a camera

2nd intersection to get a camera 01/23/2004 02:25 PM
Chicago Tribune Jan 23 2004 6:50PM GMT

DIY Underwater Camera Housing

DIY Underwater Camera Housing 06/21/2004 01:43 PM

This do-it-yourself waterproof camera enclosure is pretty involved, and isn't the sort of thing you'd want to screw up, even a little, but if you're handy with the heat gun and aren't afraid to get your handheld deburring tool with swiveling cutter a little dirty, you can take pretty much any type of camera you'd like into the drink. Of course, if they make an underwater housing for your camera, it would probably just be easier to buy that, and maybe a little more reliable. Also, just for the record, this will work with your pet turtle Sub Captain Sandy, but only for about three minutes or so.
Read [mit.edu/~tim via GeekDIY]

Nokia Remote Camera

Nokia Remote Camera 09/23/2004 07:13 AM

Nokia announced an interesting new home security camera that uses any GSM network to send images back to your phone or email if someone trips its motion sensor or if its in-built thermometer exceeds a pre-set threshold. It's a lot like a 1-megapixel cameraphone without the phone part, although it can even take pictures at night with an infrared sensor. For now, though, it looks as if the Nokia Remote Camera will be Europe only, as its dual-band (and priced only in Euros, at around €450). You can also use an existing Series 60 phone to remotely control the camera via SMS. It's great idea - a smart way to utilize the existing networks.

Read - Product Page [Nokia]

Camera Phone Tips

Camera Phone Tips 05/10/2004 08:40 AM

A Camera That Seems as Thin as the
Prints

A Camera That Seems as Thin as the
Prints 06/24/2005 03:02 PM
The new Exilim EX-S500 takes five-megapixel still images and shoots video in MPEG-4 format at 640 by 480 pixels and 30 frames per second.

Digital Camera Feature

Digital Camera Feature 08/21/2004 12:42 PM
With the prevalence of flash drives digital cameras should have an auxiliary port that allows use of flash memory drives as a storage medium. This...

A digital SLR camera from Minolta?

A digital SLR camera from Minolta? 12/18/2003 10:38 AM
Minolta might be joining Canon and Nikon on the digital SLR camera bandwagon. Popular Photography says that Minolta is probably going to show off a...

Hack the Digital Camera

Hack the Digital Camera 05/14/2004 10:45 AM

Police in new speed camera row

Police in new speed camera row 09/21/2004 05:04 AM
A new row flares over speed cameras, with a denial that North Wales Police Authority is 'in the pocket' of the chief constable.

Panasonic's new five megapixel camera

Panasonic's new five megapixel camera 02/19/2004 11:21 AM
A new five megapixel digital camera from Panasonic. The DMC-LC1 Lumix, which is designed to look like a standard 35mm camera, also has a 3.2...

washingtonpost.com | Camera Works

washingtonpost.com | Camera Works 05/07/2004 04:13 PM
the Washington Post has the evidence

washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/flash/photo/world/2004-05-03_pris onabuse/index_frames.htm?startat=1&indexFile=world_2004-05-03_prisonab use
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The world follows camera down the hole

The world follows camera down the hole 12/16/2003 11:19 AM
CNET Dec 16 2003 10:52AM ET

Lomography Fisheye Camera

Lomography Fisheye Camera 03/14/2005 06:02 PM

Lomography, the folks who are pleasantly still lost in the world of 35mm film, have released the 'Fisheye Camera,' a film camera with a built-in 170° lens. If an always-on fisheye sounds perfectly useless to you, you might be missing the Lomo vibe—the same vibe that produces things like the Colorsplash camera.

Lomography Shop [Lomography via CoolHunting]

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Sony camera blends photos, video

Sony camera blends photos, video 09/08/2004 11:29 PM
The company's latest digital camera includes advanced video features.

Sony Cybershot DSC-F828 Review Redo

Sony Cybershot DSC-F828 Review Redo 04/20/2004 08:45 AM
PC Magazine reviews the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-F828, an 8-megapixel camera that was first marred by slipshod image quality, but after a firmware upgrade warrants a second look. The four-color Sony CCD still has some problems getting the colors quite right, but good controls, nice weight balance, and logically laid-out menus...

7 Megapixel Sony CyberShot DSC-P150; New
Cameras from Panasonic

7 Megapixel Sony CyberShot DSC-P150; New
Cameras from Panasonic 07/21/2004 09:30 AM

You know, this whole having a social life thing is not conducive at all to cooking you kids your gadget breakfast. Fortunately for me, Panasonic and Sony have provided some low-hanging fruit this morning with the launch of several new digital cameras, including a really nice looking CyberShot [pictured] with a 7-megapixel sensor. And by "nice looking" I mean "pretty cheap," as Sony plans to launch the DSC-P150 for less than $500. I was almost going to buy a camera today, but now I may end up waiting a bit.

Panasonic's 5 new Lumix models look decent, too, with 3.4- to 5-megapixel options and 12x optical zoom on the FZ model line. LivingRoom has a round up page with most of the details, as does Photography Blog.
Read - More New Digital Cameras [LivingRoom]
Read - New Cameras [PhotographyBlog]

Related
Canon A85 4-Megapixel [Gizmodo]

Photos from Hell, Singapore-style

Photos from Hell, Singapore-style 04/30/2004 12:17 PM
Following up on this earlier post about museums in Asia that depict Buddhist Hell, BoingBoing reader Heng-Cheong sends us more photos of the Hell exhibit in Singapore's Tiger Palm Gardens, better known locally as Haw Par Villa. Shown here, the Filthy Blood Pond, part of a special section in Hell reserved for sinners who have (begin quote)

* kidnapped little boys [Ed. note: AHEM, cough cough]
* claimed to have lost somebody's deposit (probably an estate agent)
* are an incompetent physician or
* are a matchmaker

"For this, you are slapped with extreme thirst and hunger, soaked in ice, dipped in volcano, or forced to bathe in filthy blood."
Link

Digital Hub: Bring Old Photos To iPhoto

Digital Hub: Bring Old Photos To iPhoto 12/19/2003 11:32 AM
To bridge the gap between print and pixels, you'll need a scanner. I'll show you how to pick the right one, and I'll share strategies for incorporating those old photos into your new digital workflow. By Jim Heid (Macworld via MyAppleMenu)

Omit photos with a given keyword in
iPhoto 5

Omit photos with a given keyword in
iPhoto 5 04/08/2005 11:58 AM
To omit photos with a certain keyword from your Library or from an album in iPhoto 5, simply Option-click the keyword. It will then turn red instead of blue, and any photos with that keyword will be omitted. This can be very ...

Scale and move photos in books in iPhoto
5

Scale and move photos in books in iPhoto
5 02/05/2005 10:14 PM
I'm sure others will discover this soon enough by accident as I did, but I haven't seen in mentioned anywhere else yet... If you double-click a photo on a book page, a slider will appear above the photo, allowing you to scal...

Delete photos from an iPhoto album and
library

Delete photos from an iPhoto album and
library 09/03/2004 08:46 AM
If you want to remove a photo from a specific album and from the entire library at the same time, all you have to to is:Select the photo Hold down Command and Option, then press Delete. This also works in iTunes, as discusse...

Sony dru500ax DVD Dual RW Drive -
Firmware Upgrade 2.1A

Sony dru500ax DVD Dual RW Drive -
Firmware Upgrade 2.1A 05/15/2004 07:17 AM

Sony PSP Launch Photos from Sony Metreon
San Francisco

Sony PSP Launch Photos from Sony Metreon
San Francisco 03/26/2005 04:13 PM
Mobile Tech Review Mar 26 2005 6:33PM GMT

Don't Lose Your Camera Phone Photos

Don't Lose Your Camera Phone Photos 04/12/2004 11:20 AM
There isn't exactl a smooth workflow established for managing those candids. Here's what I've worked out for my Mac OS X digital hub. By Derrick Story, O'Reilly Network (via MyAppleMenu)

Camera Phone Photos Not So Bad Afterall

Camera Phone Photos Not So Bad Afterall 06/22/2004 04:34 AM
At the top of the list of complaints among reporters and analysts who simply don't get the concept of camera phones is almost always the tired line that "the photo quality sucks." It doesn't take a genius to work out that the technology is improving rapidly, and it won't take long for that complaint to fade away. A new study suggests that day may even be closer than many expected. The study compared photos from camera phones with regular phones and found that, surprisingly, the camera phones could hold their own when it came to photo quality. The study was fairly thorough in testing a variety of situations and cameras in order to come up with a detailed set of results. The end result was that even the low-end camera phones often displayed quality that wasn't too far off from cheap disposable film cameras. However, once they started going to higher end camera phones, the quality quickly surpassed the one-time use cameras, suggesting it won't be long until disposable cameras are a thing of the past as well.

Photos: Focus on camera-binoculars

Photos: Focus on camera-binoculars 03/25/2005 04:55 PM
Hybrids let people watch and wait--for a rare bird to land, for instance--then take a snap.

RNC Panty Flash Photos

RNC Panty Flash Photos 09/02/2004 03:27 PM

fleshbot.com/archives/rnc-panty-flash-photos-020692.php
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Camera Phone Photos For Location Info?

Camera Phone Photos For Location Info? 04/12/2004 03:44 AM
As the major media and short-sighted analysts continue to trash camera phones for their poor resolution, some people are actually realizing that it's not the camera that makes it interesting, but the fact that the camera is connected. Here's yet another example of some people trying to take advantage of a camera phone for its ability to do something that a regular camera cannot do. Everyone is talking about location-based services, and one of the reasons why many think they're finally set to take off is that most new phones have GPS included as part of the efforts to get E-911 location services in place for emergency phone calls. However, once that GPS is there, lots of people see the ability to do other services. The problem, though, is that GPS has some weaknesses - especially in urban areas. So, some researchers from the UK are working on photo-recognition software that would let someone take a camera phone photo of a building, send it off to a server, and the softwar e on the server would figure out where the person was and even send them back directions to their destination. Of course, this seems like quite a lot of effort, especially considering that GPS is already pretty good and will only get better at filling in where it currently has problems. Still, the researchers claim that the advantage of their system is that it can also tell which direction the person is facing and thus give them clearer directions ("go left" instead of "head west"). Still, is that really worth money to people? Furthermore, it seems like there are two huge hurdles to this system: (a) they need to create and maintain a huge database of up-to-date images of building photos and (b) make sure the software can recognize the buildings taken from different angles and distances in variable lighting and weather conditions. It seems difficult to believe that the combination of the database and the software can be good enough at a reasonable enough cost that it's worthwhile for enough people to actually use the service. So, while this particular application might not go very far, it is still an interesting look at a way to take advantage of what makes a camera phone special.

Foldable 35mm cameras

Foldable 35mm cameras 01/08/2004 07:45 PM
Eli sez, "This Czech designed pinhole camera is made from carefully cut out and constructed paper (needs to be stiff and lightproof). The name comes from the Czech word for pinhole (dirka) and a pun on Nikon. Uses 35mm film. Remember that you'll want a long exposure for a pinhole camera." Link

Yahoo Takes Photos from Camera Phones
(NewsFactor)

Yahoo Takes Photos from Camera Phones
(NewsFactor) 07/23/2004 06:18 PM
NewsFactor - Yahoo (Nasdaq: YHOO) has introduced a service allowing users to upload photos to their Yahoo Photo online accounts directly from their cell phones.

ActiveWin.com Exclusive: Microsoft
Hardware 2004 Fall Lineup Photos and
Descriptions (plus Fingerprint Device
Photos)

ActiveWin.com Exclusive: Microsoft
Hardware 2004 Fall Lineup Photos and
Descriptions (plus Fingerprint Device
Photos) 08/15/2004 10:58 PM
You heard it first here...We have posted multiple photos, descriptions, etc. for the complete Microsoft hardware fall lineup, which includes two fingerprint reader devices. The devices are to be released September 9th. Here is a complete list of the hardware included:

Washington Post Censors Iraqi Prison
Photos (At the Request of the WH?): Has
More Than 1,000 Photos, But Has Just
Published 10. We Wonder When Karl Rove
Made His Call To Them. 5/11

Washington Post Censors Iraqi Prison
Photos (At the Request of the WH?): Has
More Than 1,000 Photos, But Has Just
Published 10. We Wonder When Karl Rove
Made His Call To Them. 5/11 05/12/2004 05:26 AM

editorandpublisher.com/eandp/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_i d=1000507649
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Digital Camera Link For iPod: Device
Transfers Your Photos

Digital Camera Link For iPod: Device
Transfers Your Photos 09/22/2004 10:43 AM
The Digital Camera Link for iPod is handy for clearing out your camera's CompactFlash cards and tucking your images afely into your iPod until you can get them into your Mac. By Jackie Dove, Macworld (via MyAppleMenu)

Best 35mm SLR Camera for Beginners?

Best 35mm SLR Camera for Beginners? 12/09/2003 07:25 PM

""The iBox has a built in hard drive
meaning it can be used as a network's
hub for homes or offices which would
like to share photos, music, or other
files. Not only does it act as a hub
which can connect wirelessly or by
Ethernet, it also calls upon its..."

""The iBox has a built in hard drive
meaning it can be used as a network's
hub for homes or offices which would
like to share photos, music, or other
files. Not only does it act as a hub
which can connect wirelessly or by
Ethernet, it also calls upon its..." 01/04/2004 03:53 AM

Wireless photos, video hit some static

Wireless photos, video hit some static 05/11/2004 02:55 PM
New U.S. guidelines meant to free up wireless e-mails with attached photos and videos are getting a mixed reception from carriers.

More photos from video game launch
party, Playboy mansion

More photos from video game launch
party, Playboy mansion 05/13/2004 09:24 PM
Here are the rest of the images I shot at the Playboy video game launch party on Tuesday evening, at the Playboy mansion.
Link to photo gallery, Link to previous BoingBoing post.

Sony Cybershot DSC-T33

Sony Cybershot DSC-T33 12/28/2004 11:13 AM

Sony has released a new sleeker version of the CyberShot DSC-T3, called the DSC-T33, in countries that aren't Japan or the United States. Much like the DSC-T11 was the slimmer counterpart to the DSC-T1, the new camera isn't fundamentally different internally than its predecessor—the difference is just the casing. I have no idea why the camera might be available in Korea, for instance, but not other countries, but I'm sure that demand for a svelte, blue camera will encourage someone to start importing it into the US.

Whether a Japanese importer will ship a Japanese product from Korea to sell again in Japan is something I can't speculate on.

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T33 Digital Camera [I4U]

Sony Cybershot DSC-M1

Sony Cybershot DSC-M1 09/09/2004 09:00 AM

Oh Sony, when you aren't acting like a blind, lumbering bastard of a company sometimes I almost want to give you a big bear hug. Like when you make something like this new Cybershot DSC-M1 - there's no reason for it, you just decided to get funky, and let the engineers take a long, deep pull off the pipe before starting to design it. It's not the specs that really get me, I guess - it's just a 5.1-megapixel camera that scrounges parts from the DSC-T1 - it's just all the weird features, like the four shutter buttons and dual-microphone stereo sound recording. And the new MPEG4 video implementation (although in truth, I really don't care much about solid-state camcorders, at least not using expensive Memory Sticks).

LivingRoom has the press release and some pictures, while DCResource actually got to play around with one of the cameraphone-looking things and has lots of hands-on impressions and more pictures.

Read - Press Release [LivingRoom]
Read - DCRP First Look: Sony Cyber-shot DSC-M1 [DCResource]

Related
New Sony Cybershots, HP Photosmarts, Including Sony T3 (Rawr!) [Gizmodo]
Cybershot Archive [Gizmodo]

The Abu Ghraib Prison Photos - It's the
"liberation" of the Iraqi people . These
are just some of the photos that led to
an investigation into conditions at the
Abu Ghraib prison, now run by the
occupation authorities, as revealed in a
shocking report br

The Abu Ghraib Prison Photos - It's the
"liberation" of the Iraqi people . These
are just some of the photos that led to
an investigation into conditions at the
Abu Ghraib prison, now run by the
occupation authorities, as revealed in a
shocking report br 05/03/2004 09:26 AM

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"The Abu Ghraib Prison Photos - It's the
"liberation" of the Iraqi people . These
are just some of the photos that led to
an investigation into conditions at the
Abu Ghraib prison, now run by the
occupation authorities, as revealed in a
shocking report..."

"The Abu Ghraib Prison Photos - It's the
"liberation" of the Iraqi people . These
are just some of the photos that led to
an investigation into conditions at the
Abu Ghraib prison, now run by the
occupation authorities, as revealed in a
shocking report..." 05/03/2004 03:25 PM

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