Cloud computing might be the latest and greatest thing in the world of tech but it doesn’t look like it is working out for Canon’s Irista photo storage service which announced it was shutting down in 2020. Irista first launched in 2014 and promised Canon users a quick and easy solution to photo storage as […]
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Selfies are a risky proposition. Just ask Samsung’s altitude balloon made by Raven Industries which the South Korean conglomerate commissioned to tote a Cara Delevigne selfie into space..only for it to become a falling star moments before crashing into the farmland outside Nancy Mumby-Welke’s house in Gratiot County, Michigan. Mumby-Welke said that she thought a […]
Drones don’t get a lot of good press but this story is a nice change of pace. A drone photographer in Minnesota helped locate a boy lost in the woods using a thermal camera attached to the UAV. Located in Sherburne County, it was imperative that the missing child be located as soon as possible […]
It happens to the biggest among us it seems as it looks like Adobe’s Creative Cloud service is the latest to suffer a breach of its accounts database…to the tune of some 7 million. If you’re like us, you’ll probably want to go on ahead and change your password just to be safe even though […]
Not all experiments end well and some might call it quits too soon. That’s what a lot of the fans of RED’s Hydrogen smartphones are saying after the company announced it was retiring the model line and doubling down on its other optical equipment efforts. Coupled with word that CEO Jim Jannard is retiring and […]
We’ve got some great news for Canon fans today. Among other things, Canon will bring two new lenses to the market in the form of the RF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS and RF 85mm f/1.2L USM DS which are slated for the EOS-R line and joining its current RF lens offering. The first is being targeted […]