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Do you want or need the convenience and speed of a quality home digital photo printer with a small footprint? If so, then a dedicated 4X6″ digital photo printer may be the answer, and there are plenty of them from which to choose. These small printers turn your digital camera into a sort of “Polaroid” instant camera and work wonders for parties and get-togethers because of their portability. In fact there are several models that operate off a battery pack so they can be used anywhere. The drawback is that the per print cost is a bit on the high side but even so it’s about the same as most “instant” print kiosks but you have the convenience of printing when and where you want. Here are the latest compact Canon digital photo printers to get you started on your search. Take a camera with you whenever possible, and look around, you’ll find a picture somewhere. Source:www.letsgodigital.org See full article. Related Entries: NEW DIGITAL PHOTO FILE FORMAT COMING – 10 June 2007 Checking out photo printers – 30 October 2007 Discount Canon Printers – 10 December 2007 Sony DPP-FP75 Digital Photo Printer – 01 February 2008 Canon’s National Parks Digital Photo Contest – 26 April 2008 Digital Photo Urn helps you remember your pets – 30 May 2008 Contents of this feed are a property of Creative Weblogging Limited and are protected by copyright laws. Violations will be prosecuted. Please email us if you’d like to use this feed for non-commercial activities at feeds – at – creative-weblogging.com.

Can You Be Arrested For Using Your Digital Camera In Public?
With terrorist related news being broadcast almost non-stop on TV it’s easy to understand why there’s an increased alertness towards suspicious activity of any kind. But what is “suspicious activity”, and who decides what should, and shouldn’t be allowed. There have always been locations where photography is prohibited, such as art museums, because electronic flashes can, over a long period of time, harm the paintings, or so I’m told. Other reasons include copyright infringement, privacy and religious reasons, but now we have situations where threats to security are the reason given. Since 9/11 I’ve been hassled twice, once while taking pictures of a particularly attractive courtyard outside a small bank building, and again while on the roof of the New York New York Casino parking garage here in Las Vegas. The first incident brought out the bank manager, who was extremely nervous and not very eager to get close to me. He showed visible signs of relief when I explained why I was taking the pictures and gave him my business card. After a few minutes he looked around and agreed that the courtyard was nice and that he had no eye for art. I assured him that when I hit the Lottery I would make a large deposit in his institution. As for the Casino incident, which yielded the above photo, I was told, by a bicycle riding security guard, that taking pictures of the “towers” was forbidden, due to security reasons. I was then figuratively thrown off the roof. I’m not a lawyer but my rule of thumb is that if I’m on private property, such as the bank or casino, the owners make the rules. If they say go, I go, because they have the rights to allow or disallow any type of activity on their property, I don’t. Here’s a rundown of what’s going on in America, England, and a few other places with regards to photography and suspicious activity. This link takes you to a website that has a listing of photographer’s rights in America. A simple search on Google will bring up photographer’s rights in other countries. Source:www.jimippolito.com See full article. Related Entries: LATEST DIGITAL CAMERA GIMMICKS – 22 May 2007 DIGITAL CAMERA EXPOSURE METERING MODES – 19 July 2007 Make A Great Digital Camera Or Lens Better With Bibble Pro – 14 May 2008 What Will The Digital Cameras Of The Near Future Be Like? – 23 May 2008 Are More Megapixels Always Better For Digital Cameras? – 21 July 2008 Contents of this feed are a property of Creative Weblogging Limited and are protected by copyright laws. Violations will be prosecuted. Please email us if you’d like to use this feed for non-commercial activities at feeds – at – creative-weblogging.com.

Gizmodogate
At the 2008 Consumer Electronics Show, Gizmodo blogger Richard Blakeley pulled a little prank: he used a TV-B-Gone remote control to turn off a whole bunch of TVs. It was a controversial stunt, even for the perennially snarky gadget blog because it blurred that sacred line between journalist and participant. Well, Rocketboom has an interview with Blakeley in which he defends his little act of sabotage: What do you think? Are bloggers allowed to cross the line which traditional journalists have (almost) always maintained? -Kent, Yahoo! video Team

Samsung Camcorder For YouTube Fans
Is there anyone out there who hasn’t played around on YouTube at least for a little while? Hey even I have over 100 videos on YouTube, which I shot for my “Playtime Las Vegas blog. Well now, digital camera and camcorder manufacturers are starting to offer a recording option that allows the user to record video clips that are optimized and immediately available for upload to YouTube. Now the well equipped videophile on the go can shoot a video, download it to a Wi-Fi enabled laptop, and instantly upload it to YouTube. The Samsung SC-MX20 camcorder uses SD cards, provides 720×480 resolution, has a Schneider lens with 34X optical zoom, and allows 16:9 widescreen recording at a MSRP of $279.00. Take a camera with you whenever possible, and look around, you’ll find a picture somewhere. Source:www.cameratown.com See full article. Related Entries: Samsung Miniket Extreme Sport Camcorder Ships! – 14 April 2005 OOPS, A video, NOT A PICTURE – 26 March 2007 Samsung VM-X300 is a super-fast turn-on – 08 June 2007 CANON TX1 HYBRID DIGITAL CAMERA/CAMCORDER – 15 June 2007 Micro Camcorder: World’s Smallest Camcorder – 24 September 2007 Contents of this feed are a property of Creative Weblogging Limited and are protected by copyright laws. Violations will be prosecuted. Please email us if you’d like to use this feed for non-commercial activities at feeds – at – creative-weblogging.com.

Free ImageBadger Digital Photo Software
Here’s a free digital image program that is small, about 10mb, and will make your life easier especially if you have a need to process several image files at a time. This procedure, called “batch processing” enables you to simultaneously apply the same changes to a limitless number of digital photo files. This option is particularly helpful if you have a number of images shot under the same lighting conditions when you want them all to share the same parameters. If you want this free software grab it now because the offer is only open until midnight tonight. Here’s the link to the “ImageBadger” free digital software download. Take a camera with you whenever possible, and look around, you’ll find a picture somewhere. Source:www.kristanixsoftware.com See full article. Related Entries: DIGITAL PHOTO POST PROCESSING SOFTWARE POLL – 01 June 2007 FREE MULTIPLE IMAGE RESIZER SOFTWARE – 30 June 2007 FREE WONDERSHARE PHOTO STORY SOFTWARE – 16 July 2007 Recover Lost Digital Photos With This Free Software – 07 April 2008 Contents of this feed are a property of Creative Weblogging Limited and are protected by copyright laws. Violations will be prosecuted. Please email us if you’d like to use this feed for non-commercial activities at feeds – at – creative-weblogging.com.

Fringiest Friday
Hello Readers, Here we are, another Friday, another fringe-y film. When I look for content for Fringe Fridays, I dream of finding something as weird, funny, and well-animated as what I found today. Be warned, my friends, this one is weird. If you’re at all squeamish about bugs, blood, or marital melodrama, you shouldn’t watch it. Anyone still there? Good! The Ballad of Mary Slade I wish I knew more about the animator, Robin Fuller. But the film did win the prestigious Slamdance film Festival’s prize for animation. And it’s the perfect video for the day before Edgar Allen Poe’s birthday. -Kent, Yahoo! video Tea

Picture Your Kids
eva serrabassa If you have a kid or kids then chances are you also have a digital camera. Because my father was an avid amateur photographer I have plenty of well done pictures of myself and my family; most of which were taken with box and folding cameras. I enjoy dragging them out and reminiscing and I’ve provided family members with pictures of themselves and others courtesy of my scanner and printer. Make sure you take the best pictures possible of your tykes and I’m sure they’ll treasure them for the rest of their lives. Read this article that will help you get the most out of your digital camera when photographing your kids. Take a camera with you whenever possible, and look around, you’ll find a picture somewhere. See full article. Related Entries: Gigapixel Camera May Better Render Big Picture – 28 February 2005 DIGITAL CAMERA FOR LITTLE KIDS – 06 January 2007 SHOOT THE KIDS – 22 March 2007 For kids only; home ceiling-mounted kids gym and climbing wall – 13 August 2007 Contents of this feed are a property of Creative Weblogging Limited and are protected by copyright laws. Violations will be prosecuted. Please email us if you’d like to use this feed for non-commercial activities at feeds – at – creative-weblogging.com.

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