Nikon seems to be creeping up on the camera giant Canon. Cnet reports that even though Canon remained the No. 1 SLR-maker in the world, their market share amount dropped by about four percent. Continue Reading

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Apple has announced two new Macbook latops yesterday in both the pro and standard models. Of course the processor is faster, the pro has the new multi-touch built in, and they both have more storage. All of which make me want to chuck mine out the window so I can justify picking up one of these beauties. Even the standard Macbook is starting to look fantastic, if it had a better video card I would be hawking my pro on eBay as we speak. Continue Reading

Icon Sports Media leverages Spitfire Photo technology to deliver new online archive of editorial and historical sports images

One million sports images now available online from searchable database

SAN FRANCISCO AND CHATSWORTH, CA. February 11, 2008 –– Spitfire Photo (www.spitfirephoto.com), providers of cutting-edge technology solutions for online image management and sales, along with Icon Sports Media (Icon SMI), the nation’s premier sports photo agency, have jointly announced the launch of Icon SMI’s new online database of searchable sports images, now available at www.iconsportsmedia.com.  

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Canon Inc. in Japan announced today that they’ve had a record profit in the 2007 year, pulling in 756.67 billion yen in operating profit and a whopping 488.33 billion yen in net profit. Who wants to get in the camera business? Continue Reading

Their photography has been showcased in 17 books and they’ve worked with some of the world’s top chefs. Meet Shimon Rothstein and Tamar Shavit, culinary photographers with some real talent. (Photo by John Hritz) Continue Reading

If you’ve been waiting to get your greedy little fingers on the Mac’s newest addition to the laptop world? Get out your wallets and pocket books! Wednesday is d-day. So says The Boy Genius. Have fun, you punters! ***UPDATE***: The dead link for the story has been fixed. 

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Over at the blog, PDN Pulse, Daryl Lang found an New York Times article that stated one of the reasons that Getty Images is selling is because of the pressure from cell phone cameras replacing wire services as sources of news images. Continue Reading

Mac Users! Not only can you brag about how much cooler those commercials with the young college kid and the nerdy PC guy are the truth, but you can also enjoy Adobe Photoshop Elements 6, which according to Adobe, will be available by June. Continue Reading

It’s no secret that Getty Images is for sale. However, if you’re interested in buying the business, you’re going to have to dig deep in your wallet because the popular wire service has an asking price of $1.5 billion Continue Reading

Robert X. Cringely offers more speculation on what Apple is up to in light of its announcements from Macworld. Continue Reading

For those of us in the editorial photography business, it could be another bad year for the newspaper industry. So predicts Goldman Sachs, who is projecting a 7.9% drop in revenue this year. When newspapers do poorly, photo departments usually take a hit.  Continue Reading

No this is not a news headline. Apple has not announced it will buy Adobe nor is a rumor on the march through Wall Street or Silicone Valley. It is the prediction of Robert X. Cringely (not the Robert Cringeley that writes for InfoWorld), a computer industry pundit for 20 years. Cringely always has interesting insight on the tech world. Continue Reading