Inspire
We offer a wide range of gifts that you can design and personalise with your favourite photos. But not just that, we also have plenty of creative ideas to help you personalise your gifts in a unique way.
From step-by-step instructions for DIY photo projects to ideas for the perfect table decoration and tips on taking photos, we’re here to help you make the most of your gifts and photo products.
Drop in regularly for fresh inspiration and let your creativity flow!
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Creating Fascinating Nighttime Photographs with the GoPro Night Photo Setting
Nighttime photographs are always difficult. With our tips and the right settings on your GoPro, however, you’ll be sure to end up with good-looking results.
The Photo Heart: A Photo Collage for the Wall
Craft a heart-shaped collage from individual photos for your wall. Here we’ll show you how.
Decorating Your Desk with Photo Products
Customize your apartment with photo decorations. Here are some decorative ideas for your living room, kitchen, office, and more.
The Fascination with Action Cams
Egal ob Sand, Wasser oder Schlamm - Actionkameras machen in vielen Umgebungen eine gute Figur. Lesen Sie hier, warum Actioncams immer beliebter werden.
10 tips for a perfect landscape photo
There is hardly any other Swiss person who has as many Instagram followers as Martina Bisaz.
Valentine’s Day Greeting Cards Designed with Collage Layout
Create your own personal greeting cards for Valentine’s Day with our variable collage layout. Here you’ll learn how to design your very own online.
Street Art tour through Zurich
Explore the Zurich street art scene. We show you the way to the most popular hotspots.
A Photo Garland for the Grandparents
The photo garland for the grandparents will be completely different this year. You can transform a clothes hanger into a real head-turner whether it’s displayed on a wall, on a door, or in the middle of a room.
The History of Photography from Its Beginnings to Today
There have been many developments in the world of photography since its creation. Our series will give you a detailed look at all of the milestones.
The History of Photography - Part 1:
Here you’ll find interesting facts about the birth of photography and its development up to the period of industrialisation.
The History of Photography - Part 4:
In part 4 of our series “The History of Photography,” you’ll learn more about the development of colour film and colour film photography.
The History of Photography - Part 5:
The development of the SLR camera took many decades to complete. Here you’ll read everything there is to know about how it came into existence.
The History of Photography – Part 3:
The year of 1925 is considered to have ushered in a revolution in the world of photography with the development of the first 35mm film camera.
The History of Photography - Part 7:
A time without digital cameras? Hardly conceivable. It did, however, take a lot of time to get to where we are today. You can read all about it here.
The History of Photography - Part 8:
Modern smartphone cameras have qualitatively caught up with digital cameras. How did this rapid advancement occur? You can find out more here.
The History of Photography - Part 2:
Learn everything there is to know about the industrialisation of photography - new cost-effective methods made photography affordable for everyone.
The History of Photography - Part 6:
Instant cameras are an integral part of photography and are popular today like never before. Here you’ll learn everything about the Instant Camera.
Tips for Editing Action Videos
You can create some brilliant videos with action cams. Here you’ll learn how to professionally edit your own action videos.
Gift tip: interactive balloon card
You achieve an exceptional surprise effect with the interactive balloon card for crafting yourself.
Tips for still-life photography
With these 14 tips, you will be able to capture still-life with your camera like never before. Still-life photography will no longer be a mystery!
Photoshop tutorial: converging lines
Learn how to deal with converging lines using Photoshop. This is an easy step-by-step tutorial which will change your vision of architectural photography