Photography

Magazine articles on photography.

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IEEE Spectrum May 2012 Mark Harris	Light-Field Photography Revolutionizes Imaging A new generation of cameras promises an imaging revolution
IEEE Spectrum May 2012 Grotta & Grotta	Pixels: Size Matters A camera's sensor area, not its pixel count, determines the quality of a photograph
Fast Company May 2012 Kate Rockwood	Three Tricks To Dress Up Your iPhone Photos With new technology comes new obsessive tricks -- like these from Adam Bronkhorst's new book, SnApp Shots: How to Take Great Pictures With Smartphones and Apps.
AskMen.com Adam Fox	How To Take A Good Passport Photo "The truth is, most of us rarely take a head-on, face-only photo in everyday life."
Fast Company January 9, 2012 Rachel Z. Arndt	Wanted: Lytro's Pocket-Size Camera Lets You Take Photos You Can Focus Later Forget what you think you know about taking photos. Lytro may change everything.
This Old House	How to Take Magazine-Worthy Photos of Your Remodel That doesn't mean you have to become a professional photographer -- just follow the guidelines that we put together for readers like you.
Fast Company November 19, 2011 Farhad Manjoo	Photos Are The New Killer App Why photography is every tech product's most valuable feature. For a medium that hit the mainstream during the Civil War, photography has become the digital era's most reliable hit maker.
Fast Company October 19, 2011 Kate Rockwood	Rachel Sussman's Favorite Tools For Photographing The World's Oldest Living Things The Brooklyn, New York-based photographer has spent the past six years chronicling the world's oldest living organisms.
PC Magazine August 5, 2011 Jim Fisher	Sony Alpha NEX-C3 The Sony Alpha NEX-C3 builds on the already-excellent NEX-3, but manages to be lighter and more compact.
PC Magazine July 5, 2011 David Pierce	Olympus PEN E-P3 The Olympus PEN E-P3 Micro Four Thirds camera offers a pleasing mix of a smaller-than-SLR body, fast performance, and beautiful images, but for the best pictures possible you still need a true D-SLR.
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