Steve in GA

The really amazing thing is that NASA could even find a camera that would operate on the moon.

Google says that temperatures on the moon can range from 260 degrees Fahrenheit to a low of minus 280...

Gorgeous. Even the raptor photos, although they are brutal, are beautiful

Reminds me of some photos I took in the 1950's with my Kodak Brownie Hawkeye.

Storm photos can be mesmerizing, beautiful and even magnificent. But, the devastation they can leave behind is horrific.

I live in a small town in Georgia that experienced an EF-4 tornado on...

If you Google the current distance from Earth to Mars, this is the result:

"The distance of Mars from Earth is currently 262,828,733 kilometers, equivalent to 1.756902 Astronomical Units. Light...

I really like about 80% of these photos, especially the little, red-haired girl and the Lincoln from the 1950's.
But, I don't really know whether I like them because of the camera equipment used. ...

If you have seen the movie, "Red Planet", you have seen what happens to helicopter drones on Mars. (It goes crazy and attacks the astronauts.)

Since we have no astronauts on Mars, this drone...

I dismantled my darkroom 30 years ago when I sold the house it was in. But before then, Ilford was my preferred paper.

I'm actually surprised that there is enough demand for Ilford to continue...

@Scottelly

You are absolutely right. When I widened the map, it shows that London is farther north than any U.S. state other than Alaska. That must make for very short winter days.

So interesting.

And, the winter tracks of the sun in the exposure would indicate that the location is very far north. But, when I looked up the location, it is actually not too far from London.

Some people seem to think this is a really big deal. I'm not so sure, unless you have 50,000 photos on Google.

I am a Google Photos user, and I received an e-mail from Google Photos describing...

Just be glad this was 70 million light-years away.

If it had been nearby, we would be history.

How many DPREVIEW readers, especially those over the age of, oh, 50 or so, had a Kodak as their first camera? When I was a kid in the 1950's, a relative gave me a Kodak Hawkeye. It wasn't much...

Like some other commenters here, I too had a darkroom in the 1970's and early 80's. I had a darkroom then because I was shooting weddings, and the local newspapers needed B&W prints to make decent...

Large manufacturers in many industries find that it is more profitable, and certainly much easier for them to use a dealer network and avoid the retail market.

These manufacturers have a workforce...

It is very unusual to see an article in the scientific press that is critical of an Elon Musk company. Normally, all parts of the media adore Musk and see him as a shining knight on a quest to...

Neat and amazing, as others have said.

But, the headline did confuse me for a minute. When I saw that it said, "...insects taking flight at 3,200fps", my first thought, since we were talking...

The police in today's USA are in an impossible position.

In this case, the police enforced the laws of NYC, but as you can see from some of the comments here, many people want to hold the police...

"Opinion: Businesses, especially corporations, should pay to use your photos"

I doubt that you will find many who want to argue with this opinion on this website.

However, out in the rest of the...

The Nikon super-pro cameras have always been out of my price range, but I can dream, can't I?