Technology Photography News

The bundle includes a Garmin GPS, a Pentax WPi 6 megapixel digital camera, and a special software package that creates web pages of your images with the GPS data.

LG's new display uses a technique called subpixel rendering to display resolutions up to 330pixels per inch.

Willard S. Boyle and George E. Smith share the Charles Stark Draper Prize for 'an invention that revolutionized imaging technologies'.

New prototype CMOS image sensor designed by two professors at the University of Rochester, NY

Jessops introduce unit for computer-free creation and sharing of digital photos

SanDisk's uniquely designed USB flash drive allows students to carry secure and legal Internet downloads including textbooks, novels, study aids and learning tools

Apple UK announce they are to sell Solio in their online and high street stores

Working closely with Adobe, Canon, Fujifilm and Nikon, Microsoft plans to deliver native support for digital camera RAW images in the next major version of Windows codenamed Longhorn.

An affordable way to add a face and voice to online chats by adding live video and audio to online communications.

The Graphire Bluetooth is the first Wacom Bluetooth wireless pen tablet targeted at digital imaging enthusiasts, for wirelessly editing digital photos and images, videos or DVDs using a pen and tablet.

Hitachi Global Storage Technologies achieve industry-leading areal densities via Perpendicular Recording and demonstrated an areal density of 230 gigabits per square inch (Gb/in2) recently.

HP have reported a strong growth in the photo-speciality market, with photo-service companies installing HP Indigo presses in ramp-up for the holiday season.

How will we take photographs in the future? A group of Scientists have a plan.

Polaroid have announced the launch of the their first inkless instant digital printer.

This camera can capture 11.5 megapixel RAW images at speeds of up to 60 frames-per-second.

Meet the Nokia N8, the photographer’s dream.

An amateur photographer who has a little technology know-how has produced his own 130Mp camera.

Yahoo! Have announced Eye-Fi as the winner of their annual Last Gadget Standing competition.

Memoto is set to launch a wearable automatic camera to capture your daily experiences.

Innergie has launched the world's smallest battery bank, that charges two devices at the same time.

Extrasensory Devices is to launch a Kickstarter campaign for an iPhone light meter called the Luxi.

Olloclip has launched a 3 in 1 photo lens adapter for the 5th generation iPod touch.

Take 360 degree, high-resolution shots with ease thanks to Tamaggo.

Sinar Photography shows another groundbreaking innovation.