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Artist Removes One Letter from Famous Movie Titles and Illustrates the Results   Writer and illustrator Austin Light recently shared a funny series of sketches from his notebook that reimagines movie titles with one letter removed. The idea started on reddit where users were asked to, “Pick a mo...
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Photographer Documents the Fashionable Wardrobe of Slavik, A Homeless Man He Befriended Ukrainian photographer Yurko Dyachyshyn has spent the past two years capturing the intriguing outfits of Slavik, a local 55-year-old homeless man who changes his clothes at least once a day, using a wardrobe made up of i...
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Creepy Website Streams Feeds from 73,000 Private Security Cameras Across the Globe The website Insecam claims it’s providing a public service announcement of sorts… the trouble is, that announcement seems to be: change your security camera password or we’ll broadcast your bedroom or living room p...
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Boy with Down Syndrome Beats Leukemia, Fist Bumps with the Boston Bruins   The remarkable 8-year-old boy in the video above is Liam Fitzgerald. Liam, who has Down syndrome, was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia at age 4. After a 3.5 year battle, Liam “kicked cancer’s butt,” a...
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Through the Viewfinder Video Shows Off the Canon 7D Mark II's Lightning-Quick AutoFocus The Canon 7D Mark II is an enigma. One day we’re hearing about how its weather sealing is second to none, the next about how the sensor’s performance at base and low ISO is on par with Nikon… 5 years ago, and now w...
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Clever Photos That Make It Look Like Painted Museum Portraits are Taking Selfies It was during a trip to the National Gallery of Denmark that Olivia Muus came up with a fun idea: she decided to use painted portraits as the centerpiece for a small collection of forced perspective 'selfies.' By simply ...
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The 'Lost Wallet' Technique and 10 Other Great Tips for Photographing Wildlife So you just got yourself a great telephoto lens and you’re aching to go shoot some wildlife (with a camera), but you have no idea what you’re doing. You shoot landscapes, or street photography, or sports, but wildlif...
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Amazon Just Announced an Intriguing New Product Called Echo   Amazon unveiled a new device called Echo that the company hopes will become a mainstay in your home. The always on, always connected gadget is voice-activated and begins working as soon as it hears you say the customi...
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Remarkable Time-Lapse Created from 80GB of ISS Pictures is the Best ISS Edit We've Seen If you’re interested in using the many hundreds of thousands of photos taken from the ISS to create a time-lapse — and people have done a pretty spectacular job in the past — the bar has just been raised significan...
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The Shirk Report - Volume 290

Twisted Sifter - 7 Nov 2014 17:12
The Shirk Report - Volume 290 Welcome to the Shirk Report where you will find 25 funny images, 10 interesting articles and 5 entertaining videos from the last 7 days of sifting. Most images found on Reddit; articles from Twitter, RSS and email; video...
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The Olympus Lens Camera Goes from Open-Source Experiment to Patent Remember the Olympus Open Platform project? Well now it's a patented Olympus lens camera.
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Fujifilm Japan Announces Slick Looking Thumb Rests for X-Series Cameras In the interest of offering an official Fuji thumb rest alternative for the major X-Series cameras out there, Fujifilm Japan just announced a series of thumb rests for the X-Pro1, X-E2 (also compatible with the X-E1), X1...
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12 Weekend Photo Projects You Can Do With Food

The Phoblographer - 7 Nov 2014 13:09
12 Weekend Photo Projects You Can Do With Food Good food photography should make your mouth water. Try it this weekend.
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Rokinon 12mm T3.1 ED AS IF NCS UMC Cine DS Fish-eye Lens

Photography Blog - 7 Nov 2014 12:10
Rokinon 12mm T3.1 ED AS IF NCS UMC Cine DS Fish-eye Lens Rokinon (Samyang) have announced a Cine version of their new 12mm Fish-eye lens.
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Exposure for iOS

Photography Blog - 7 Nov 2014 12:05
Exposure for iOS Bitpoem has released Exposure for iOS, which allows the user to apply different effects to different parts of a picture.
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First Hasselblad Used in Space to Go Under Hammer

Photography Blog - 7 Nov 2014 12:00
First Hasselblad Used in Space to Go Under Hammer The first Hasselblad camera body and Zeiss lens carried into orbit by Wally Schirra on Mercury-Atlas 8 will be auctioned by Boston, MA based RR Auction later this month.
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Review: Nikon D750

The Phoblographer - 7 Nov 2014 07:02
Review: Nikon D750 It's not a D700 successor, but the Nikon D750 is still a great camera.
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A second glance: two takes on the Leica X

DP Review - 7 Nov 2014 03:57
Leica has built up a significant reputation since it created the first 35mm film camera 100 years ago. That reputation means different things to different people, and hangs over every new model  its name is applied to. ...
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Steve Huff on Street Photography: Seeking Connection Rather than the Decisive Moment There is no ‘right’ way to go about street photography. There’s the laid-back, voyeuristic style, controversial in-your-face methods, and more personal relationship-building approaches. Well-known photographer and ...
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Midden City: Photographs 'Printed' Directly Onto Abandoned Concrete Slabs More often than not, photographs are displayed on high-quality photographic paper, but that hasn’t stopped people from experimenting with dramatically different mediums that, just maybe, serve a symbolic purpose as wel...
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The Mexican Suitcase: One of 20th Century Photography's Biggest Mysteries One of the most interesting photographic mysteries of the 20th century is the story of the 'Mexican Suitcase' — something that is neither a suitcase, nor Mexican. What it is, is three boxes of roughly 4,500 negatives t...
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The Limited-Edition 66/6 is a Pinhole Camera that Uses Polaroid Instant Film Supersense, a company striving to keep analogue photography alive and well, has announced the launch of the devilishly-named 66/6 camera, a limited-run pinhole instant camera that uses Polaroid's instant film. The handcr...
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