Monthly Archives: October 2006

Prodig contributor Ian Anderson has brought this short film by skin care company Dove to our attention. link: Dove video

In an interesting spin-off from the Iceland Adventure, Derrick Story spontaneously videoed an interview with colour specialist Bill Atkinson whilst they were there. In it Bill discusses how to analyze colour shift across your image sensor and a possible way … Continue reading →

When Google introduced Google Base on November 15, 2005, it passed many people by. But David Sanger, the new president of the Stock Artists Alliance, started immediately one day later to work with Google Base and loaded up 200 fine … Continue reading →

CreativePro have published a set of articles by Ben Long on how to start and get the best out of your printer. Part 1: Selecting a photo printer. Part 2: Color management, soft proofing, make your first print. Part 3: … Continue reading →

ZUSE, by Austrian company Inseq Design, is a compact toasting device that can be attached to the wall. It is automatically activated through an optical sensor when any slice of bread is put in. As a special gimmick it is … Continue reading →

In Stephen Johnson on Digital Photography, the renowned photographer writes about his journey on the “bleeding edge of digital photography’s evolution.” In this podcast, Johnson talks to Sara Peyton about his career, photo techniques, photo ethics in a digital age, … Continue reading →

O’Reilly talks to Mikkel Aaland about shooting RAW in this podcast. But Mikkel also starts with a surprising story about Ansel Adams. We may think of Adams’ classic black and white images of our National Parks, but Adams was very … Continue reading →

Photo-i took the chance to interview Henry Wilhelm, the man behind Wilhelm Research archival print testing, whilst they were at this year’s Photokina. Its a two part interview during which Wilhelm talks about the stbility of pigment inks and the … Continue reading →