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The Phoblographer (Feed)
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You Can Now Listen to Our Articles While You’re on the Go
We're incredibly excited to officially announce a brand new feature on the site. It's called Listen to Articles. From now on, nearly every article by the Phoblographer will have this function going forward. We've had it in place in a smaller capacity and have gathered feedback.…
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jwz (Feed)
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Today in Dunning-Krugerrand news
Bitcoin and Ethereum use the same amount of energy as the whole of Austria: And then there's the environmental problem. The environmental problem? Aren't we talking about digital coins? Yes, which makes it even stranger. Solving all those complex puzzles requires a huge amount o…
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How the Olympus Pen F Stole This Photographer’s Heart
I remember when I was introduced to the Olympus Pen F before it was officially announced. The Olympus PR reps sold the black and white photo rendition to me very hard. So I shot RAW+JPEG with it just in case. But as the trip went on, all I cared about were the stunning black and…
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Can You Believe the Quality? Samyang 75mm f1.8 AF Review
I need to preface this review of the Samyang 75mm f1.8 AF by saying that we didn't test it on the newest cameras. We've done this for years. We, like you, don't always have a justification for upgrading cameras every generation. And this site was designed to mimic the consumer e…
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kottke.org (Feed)
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Four Quick Links for Tuesday Afternoon
I Was In Charge of the Deck Chairs On the Titanic, and They Absolutely Did Need Rearranging. "When the Titanic slid beneath the waves, taking hundreds of souls with her, she did so with the most becoming, loveliest deck amenities imaginable." [mcsweeneys.net] Kamala versus Daene…
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NYC’s New Digital Subway Map
New York City has a new digital subway map that reflects the current status of the subway lines. And you can even see the trains moving, right on the map. (Finally!!) Visually, the new map combines the styles of two past maps, each beloved in their own way.1 Fast Company expla…
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It’s Reflective Fjord Season
This image-stabilized video of Tomasz Furmanek kayaking through the fjords of western Norway is almost obscenely beautiful. I want to go to there. (Really dislike the music though…this would have been so much better just with the ambient noise of the boat and paddle slipping…
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The Go Programming Language Blog (Feed)
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Announcing the 2020 Go Developer Survey
Help shape the future of Go Since 2016, thousands of Gophers around the world have helped the Go project by sharing their thoughts via our annual Go Developer Survey. Your feedback has played an enormous role in driving changes to our language, ecosystem, and community, includi…
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Three Quick Links for Tuesday Noonish
In case you missed it the first time around, the 2nd edition of @craigmod's Kissa by Kissa book (about his 1000km walk along an ancient Japanese highway) is now available to order. [shop.specialprojects.jp] Sixty-two Films That Shaped the Art of Documentary Filmmaking. This is f…
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Magnum Nominee Sabiha Cimen Shows Something Mainstream Media Doesn’t
Magnum Nominee Sabiha Cimen is based in Turkey. She's doing what many religious people would call, "Fighting the good fight." Sabiha is working to show the world a completely different side of Islam. The religion overall is, unfortunately, majorly misunderstood due to the media'…
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A World of Calm
Well, this is interesting. A World of Calm is a new TV series from HBO Max based on a sleep & meditation app called Calm. A timely antidote for our modern lives, each half-hour episode takes audiences on an immersive visual journey into another world. Building on the record-b…
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Adactio: Journal (Feed)
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Standards processing
I’ve been like a dog with a bone the way I’ve been pushing for a declarative option for the Web Share API in the shape of button type=“share”. It’s been an interesting window into the world of web standards. The story so far… I blogged some half-formed thoughts. T…
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Grumpy Website (Feed)
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dmitriid is being grumpy
dmitriid: (Click the image for a larger version, some data is redacted) So, Fitbit forced some kind of game on its users. It appears between data that the user actually cares about: stats. When you try to remove the game, it warns you that you will quit (no one signed up for it…
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World’s Fastest Production Car Reaches a Ludicrous 331 MPH on a Public Road
The SSC Tuatara has snatched the title of the world’s fastest production car away from its rivals by an absurd margin — and it wasn’t even going as fast as it could have. After the satellite data from the onboard GPS system had been analyzed-the devices tracked two runs…
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New HP DreamColor Displays Want To Improve Your Photo Editing Experience
The global pandemic has shown us that we need new solutions when it comes to working from home. Many of us creatives need to collaborate with team members daily, but that is now harder than ever. HP, however, has been trying to figure out solutions to help us stay in touch. Toda…
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Loupedeck and Adobe Get Cozy With A New Plugin For Photoshop
Loupedeck has been trying to make what we do behind the scenes as creators easier for a few years now. The company's innovative controllers give quick access to the most common functions in post-production software. Using sliders and dials to control tools in programs like Light…
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5DayDeal: The $89 Complete Photography Bundle Deal Ends Today
Today is the last day to save over $2,695 on the 5DayDeal Complete Photography Bundle. This massive $89 bundle will allow you to learn from the best photographers on the planet. You'll also be entered to win over $10,000 in prizes. Your purchase will also give 10% back to select…
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Learn How to Capture Perfect Landscape Light with Nigel Danson
Have you ever wished that you could capture gorgeous lighting in your landscape photos all the time? Did you know that there are steps you take to ensure that you find ideal conditions regularly? Nigel Danson's landscape lighting course shows you how to be in the right place at…
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