Cameras - Page 28

November 4, 2015

How to Photograph Fireworks

Fireworks are beautiful.

November 4, 2015

10 most innovative electronics products of 2013

The advance of personal technology is typically measured in increments of innovation, but this year saw some fascinating leaps forward, including wearable technology to fingerprint-scanning phone...

November 4, 2015

Walmart Black Friday 2013 deals for TVs and more

If you don't have a problem shopping on Thanksgiving to get a jump on Black Friday sales, Walmart is trying to make it worthwhile: Among its deals is a 32-inch LCD TV for just $98.

November 4, 2015

5 things to know before buying a camera

Hybrid cameras are a favorite of hobbyists and professionals alike. Before you head to the store, here are five things you need to know about buying the perfect hybrid camera.

November 4, 2015

New Nikon D610 SLR could help you avoid getting shushed

Have you been shushed by people around you as you snap photos at important events such as weddings and school plays?

November 4, 2015

Canon EOS 70D camera is speedy and responsive

You expect an SLR to autofocus perfectly when you’re shooting photos, but most haven’t been able to autofocus as well with video.

November 4, 2015

Kodak to stop making cellulose acetate for film

Eastman Kodak Co. says it's ending in-house production of cellulose acetate next week -- an important component of camera film -- and cutting 61 jobs.

November 4, 2015

Why don't people like video calling?

The pace of technology change can make your head spin. But there's one technology whose lack of traction is more of a head scratcher than a head spinner: Why hasn't video calling become the norm?

November 4, 2015

Purple iPhone pics? You ARE holding it wrong, experts agree

Photographs taken with the iPhone sometimes show off a purple halo effect. But it's not the iPhone, experts said: It's every phone. 

November 4, 2015

Sign of the times -- baseball autographs go high-tech

Egraphs launched at the All-Star break, a technological breakthrough that extends the autograph business from the age-old methods of writing to stars, leaning across ballpark railings and hanging around hotel lobbies.