Tag: photography

Swimming in the oceans of digital photos

By Adam Tinworth

Estimates peg the peak of film photography at 80n in 1999. Has the rise of digital completely swamped that number? Oh, yes.
How we will remember: the new age of digital photos

By Adam Tinworth

We've come an awful long way from albums full of print photos - and much of that journey has come in the last few months. This is how we will live - and remember.
Computers start beating humans at image recognition

By Adam Tinworth

Microsoft's researchers have manage to craft image recognition software that beats humans on a reference set of images.
Could startups find meaning in our photo streams?

By Adam Tinworth

We're generating ever-increasing volumes of photos - so why isn't technology helping us find meaning in them?
Amazon Fires its first shot at the phone market

By Adam Tinworth

Amazon is finally making a bid for its slice of the phone market - but is the Fire ready to blaze?
What Instagram got right – and Facebook can learn

By Adam Tinworth

People fear what Facebook could do to Instagram - but what could Instagram do to Facebook?
The third age of photography

By Adam Tinworth

The fall of Kodak reveals the dangers for companies who think they've already made the changes they need for the digital age. The post digital one may be less forgiving.