Tag: Imaging Alliance
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National Geographic Launches NatGeo-at-Home Digital Hub to Support Families and Educators During COVID-19
The Imaging Alliance Blog – 4.7.20 (4.6.20) As the coronavirus global pandemic has resulted in widespread school closures and stay-at-home mandates, National Geographic is responding to the needs of families and educators with NatGeo@Home, a centralized digital resource for families looking to fill the gap with practical, educational, inspiring and entertaining content designed to keep…
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Fujifilm wins the internationally prestigious “iF Design Awards” for 10 products
The Imaging Alliance Blog – 2.24.20 (2.20.20) FUJIFILM Corporation (President: Kenji Sukeno) is proud to announce that it has been awarded the iF Design Award 2020, sponsored by the iF International Forum Design (Hanover, Germany), for 10 of its products including mirrorless digital cameras, broadcast lenses and cinema lens. Among them is the “FUJIFILM GFX100” mirrorless…
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Airworks Explain Why DJI Tello is the Perfect Drone for Kids
The Imaging Alliance Blog – 1.27.20 The DJI Tello is literally a small bundle of joy. Despite weighing only 80g, it has a sturdy frame and offers many flight capabilities and intuitive controls. Designed by the Chinese startup Ryze Tech in collaboration with Intel and DJI, the Tello provides an impressive flight experience and is…
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Photoshop Reimagined for iPad: The Journey
The Imaging Alliance Blog – 11.25.19 (11.21.19) We are thrilled to have shipped the first version of Photoshop on the iPad at Adobe MAX earlier this month. On behalf of the Photoshop team at Adobe, I want to thank all the customers who’ve downloaded the app and already started to create so many amazing images.…
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Introducing Spectacles 3
The Imaging Alliance Blog – 8.15.19 (8.14.19) Today we’re excited to introduce Spectacles 3, the latest version of Spectacles sunglasses with dual cameras designed to capture the world in 3D. Read more: Introducing Spectacles 3
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Kodak Mobile Film Scanner – Bring your memories back to life with just a smartphone!
The Imaging Alliance – 7.29.19 (7.19.19) Love looking at your old films, but tired of messy wires and bulky scanning equipment? Skip the expensive fees and keep things simple with the KODAK Mobile Film Scanner. On the surface, it looks like a cute little box. But put it together, place your smartphone on top, and…
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Consumer Alert: ScanMyPhotos.com Reveals Why You Are Wasting Money Scanning Pictures
The Imaging Alliance Blog – 4.29.19 (4.25.19) Unless your car requires premium-grade high-octane gasoline, you are wasting money. Pumping the higher priced premium fuel when your vehicle requires regular is a cash guzzler. The same is true when it comes to digitizing pictures. The actuality is like premium gasoline, ultra-high photo scanning resolutions are not…
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Sony Launches RX0 II, the World’s Smallest and Lightest Premium Ultra-compact Camera
The Imaging Alliance Blog – 3.28.19 (3.25.19) Sony Electronics Inc. today introduced an exciting new addition to its highly popular compact camera line-up with the launch of the world’s smallest and lightestvi premium compact camera, the RX0 II (model DSC-RX0M2). Building upon the waterproof/dustproofii, shockproof,vii crushproofviii and ultra-compact qualities of the original RX0, the new model now offers internal 4K recording, an adjustable LCD screen that tilts…
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Datacolor debuts SpyderX, a ground-breaking color calibration solution for monitors
The Imaging Alliance Blog – 2.11.19 Datacolor®, a global leader in color management solutions, has launched SpyderX, its fastest, most accurate and easiest to use color calibration tool for monitors. The development of SpyderX is testament to Datacolor’s commitment in advancing color management solutions for photographers, videographers and creative specialists worldwide. Read more: Datacolor debuts…
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Digital Photo Frames Take 3
The Imaging Alliance Blog – 12.3.18 (11.26.18) Digital frames have been around for a while. We got tired of the first generation in the early 1990s, and the second generation of internet-connected frames in in the early 2000s wasn’t compelling enough either for most of us to keep using them. Why have yet another device…