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The Digital to Tangible Revolution

Posted by Adam Uhrynowski, 28 Apr 2011
According to my grandmother, I'm the greatest photographer on the planet. Of course, my grandmother is also amazed at my ability to operate a toaster and a gas pump. My achievements are well-known among her friends at the croquet club — yes, these actually exist. Luckily, I've never had to actually prove my photography genius to them as my photos all reside on my iPhone where I can easily alter them using the built-in filters from Instagram. These croquet friends never actually see physical prints of my work. That could all be about to change.
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Photo Apps Add Nostalgia to Social Sharing

Posted by Jon Thomas, 28 Dec 2010
As we have evolved as a society, so too has our technology. In this past decade you could have found a digital camera that accepted 3.5" floppy disks (can you believe they're still for sale?). Rewind another decade and you probably could have hunted down a Polaroid camera with relative ease for your immediate photographic desires. However, now the best cameras in our households are often the ones in our cell phones. The iPhone 4 boasts a 5-megapixel camera that takes pictures just as well as the Canon S90, which retails at over $350.  The iPhone 4 screen itself is so high-resolution that even after a month of owning it, I still can't believe how sharp the images are.
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