Yahoo hacked, 500 million passwords stolen, change your Flickr password

Udi Tirosh

If you own a Flickr account you should probably change your password the minute you read this post. Yahoo says that the data breach occurred in late 2014 and “The account information may have included names, email addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, hashed passwords (the vast majority with bcrypt) and, in some cases, encrypted […]

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SanDisk Announces 1TB SDXC Memory Card

Eric Reagan

Files sizes continue to grow larger but, thanks to memory card makers, there are bigger and bigger cards to handle our growing media demands. SanDisk’s news from Photokina 2016 provides us with a case in point. SanDisk unveiled a new 1TB capacity SDXC card that’s in development. There’s no release date or price pinned on […]

Lynda.com joined with LinkedIn Learning: What does this mean for Photographers?

Vanelli

LinkedIn purchased Lynda.com; an online learning company, on April 7, 2015 for $1.5 billion. In June of this year–according to Forbes–Microsoft announced they have entered into a definitive agreement under which they will acquire LinkedIn for $196 per share in an all-cash transaction valued at $26.2 billion, inclusive of LinkedIn’s net cash. Sounds impressive, but…

Fixing Three Common Workflow Problems with the Drobo 5N

Kristina Sherk

Well… It’s a pretty exciting day here at SharkPixel and Washington DC Headshots. I am finally upgrading my storage “situation” thanks to the amazing people over at Drobo. John Harrington once told me, there are two types of photographers in this world; people who have had a drive fail and people that will. So when…

Live from Photokina 2016 – #2

Marco Larousse

On day two at Photokina 2016, I selected some big and some of the small product news that I came across. Let me start with one of the big (not only sensor wise) new cameras again. Hasselblad is back! Well, they were not literally gone, but they had been producing pro medium format digital cameras…