Your point & shoot camera has been keeping things from you. Has it mentioned, for example, that it has a motion sensor for photographing lightning, or that it can shoot in RAW format? We’ll bet it hasn’t even told you that it can shoot at speeds up to 1/25,000th of a second.
Via Photojojo | Posted on 2008.05.08 at 05:17
Lifehacker's Adam Pash put together a nice overview for using CDHK, the firmware enhancement toolkit for consumer-grade Canon point and shoot cameras.
Via Hackszine | Posted on 2008.05.06 at 23:50
Photography is an art, but so is finding a subject without destroying the local ecology. I will show you how to find wildflowers and photograph them without harming the environment.
Via Instructables | Posted on 2008.05.05 at 22:30
Instant dolly, no equipment, just simple duct tape, and the side panel of a PC. What do you see? A levitating piece of aluminium? Almost there!
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Via Instructables | Posted on 2008.05.05 at 15:50
We recently saw this cool post on Craft Chi* about inkjet transfer stamping, and our brains nearly exploded. “Hmmm,” we thought, “we could use our inkjet printer to mimic rubber stamps, only we could use our own pictures.
Via Photojojo | Posted on 2008.05.05 at 07:06
Welcome, This is my entry into the 2008 Flower Contest. If you find that you like this Instructable please vote for me in the contest and/or give me a + plus.
Via Instructables | Posted on 2008.05.04 at 23:51
Eric shot some sweet 3D photos here @ Bay Area Maker Faire. Very cool if you have a pair of anaglyph glasses around. - Retinal Rivalry blog
- Eric's Flickr photo set.
Via Makezine | Posted on 2008.05.02 at 17:18
If you send Damien Weighill a photo, he will draw your face and put it on his blog. When he does you will have a mustache. Or perhaps there will be a gorilla behind you.
Via Photojojo | Posted on 2008.05.02 at 06:46
Ok This is a very simple instructable that i will have great detail with. This is mainly for the NEWBS TO The INTERWEBZ. But if you dont know how it will be very simple.
Via Instructables | Posted on 2008.05.01 at 16:28
If you take enough images with your digital camera, they can all be compared together and a unique signature can be determined. This means that even when you think that you are posting a photo anonymously to the internet, you are actually providing clues for the government to better tell who you are.
Via Instructables | Posted on 2008.05.01 at 09:15