We’ve come a long way from the era when the first video camera was invented. Nowadays, most of us have one sitting in our pocket—you might even be reading this article on the same device you use to capture video! …
Disposable cameras are making a nostalgic comeback. From teens taking them to concerts to couples buying them for 50th-anniversary parties, they’re a fun way to commemorate memories that might otherwise have been lost. But once you’ve captured the moments, how …
The first DVD movie changed the game for home entertainment. With superior quality, interactive features, greater storage capacity, and a sleeker design, the DVD stood out as infinitely superior to its video storage predecessors. With its official launch in Japan …
There are so many different video cassette tape formats out there that it’s hard to keep track of them all. You might even assume everything sitting in your attic is VHS tapes — but that may be far from the …
Despite the rise of digital photography in the 21st century, classic-style film cameras are still highly popular with photo fanatics, from amateur photographers to famous filmmakers. It’s rare for technology to struggle to match the quality of older analog methods …
Even though it was invented over 70 years ago, the Polaroid camera has created a lasting legacy and is still a hot-ticket item even today in the digital age. However, unlike photos taken on a smartphone, Polaroid snaps can deteriorate …
From cave paintings, etchings, and portraits to photos and film, capturing images has always been a necessity in human culture. The photos we snap with our phones each day now are automatically saved to the cloud and preserved for as …
