Japanese photography

Posted on 19 augustus 2014

Ben je geïnteresseerd in Japanse fotografie, dan zal het onderstaand document u waarschijnlijk een beetje helpen.

‘We don’t see the smartphone as an enemy’

Posted on 18 maart 2014

“We don’t see the smartphone as an enemy. We like to see it as representing an infrastructure which we should be making use of. If we make sure that we continue to produce cameras that do things which smartphones can’t, and we also continue to provide links between our cameras and smartphones we’ll be able to create a system which is of benefit to our customers.”

Voilà, dat weten we dan ook weer.

http://www.dpreview.com/articles/2097339172/cp-2014-canon-interview-we-dont-see-the-smartphone-as-an-enemy

Categorie: Blog, Nieuws Getagd: Barnaby Britton, Canon, DSLR, Go Tokura, Japan, Ken-Ichi Shimbori, Masaya Maeda, Naoya Kaneda, phone, Tokio, Yuichi Ishizuka

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Censuur door Nikon?

Posted on 27 juni 2012

‘Ahn Sehong of the Juju Project has been taken photos based on the theme of ‘Comfort Women’, referring to ‘women forced into sexual slavery by the Japanese military during the Second World War’, since 1990s and displayed the Korean ‘Comfort Women’ left in China for the first time in Seoul.’

http://juju-project.net/en/

‘Suddenly it was cancelled two weeks ago by the sponsor, Nikon, who apologised to us but did not offer any reasonable explanation. Since then I have found my personal information being posted on the internet, and I and my family has been intimidated by some anonymous calls.’

http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~sibarber/iamcensored/p1.html

Categorie: Blog, Nieuws Getagd: Ahn Sehong, censuur, Comfort Women, Japan, Japanese military, Juju Project, Nikon, Second World War, vrijheid