Adaptalux Wants to Make Macro Lighting Easy
Adaptalux has announced a fresh addition to its macro lighting system, the Pod Mini 2.0.
DJI Lands Partial Win in Legal Fight Over ‘Chinese Military Company’ Designation
A U.S. Court of Appeals has partially reversed a lower court's ruling regarding DJI's label as a Chinese Military Company, sending it back to the lower court for further review.
This Dumb but Fun App Sends Photos to Your Friends at the Speed of Bird
The creator of a new vibe-coded iOS slow-messaging app, Carrier Pidge, admits that his app is pointless and has minimal, if any, practical use.
Honor Robot Phone Hands-On: This Isn’t a Gimmick
The Honor Robot Phone is no longer a concept -- it’s a finished product now available in China. The first smartphone with a built-in motorized gimbal in its rear camera module is an engineering win for Honor, not least of which because it actually works. After spending hands-on time with the device, it’s clear enough this isn’t just another gimmicky half-baked experiment.
Gone Are the Days of Universally Cheap Used Digital Cameras
The conventional wisdom that camera prices only decrease is proving false in the current market. Sometimes, not only do prices for specific used cameras increase over time, but used cameras can also cost more than when they were brand-new, even for relatively recent digital models.
Kodak Has Overtaken Fujifilm as Japan’s Film Brand of Choice
Last year, Kimiyasu Morikawa published the first comprehensive film usage survey conducted in Japan, giving insight into usage habits, brands, and more. It is the only publicly available recurring survey of film photographers in Japan and is now in its second year.
Tickets for Fujifilm’s New York Fujikina Event Cost $10 and Are on Sale Now
Fujifilm has announced that tickets for its New York City Fujikina event will cost $10 and grant access to keynotes, workshops, photo walks, and festival programming, with limited spots per session available.
Sony Declined an Invite to Work With Another Camera Company
A new interview with Shigeki Ishizuka, former vice chairman of Sony Group, sheds light on Sony's foray into the mirrorless camera business, including that Sony turned down an invitation from a market leader to cooperate.
TV Station in a Fight to Retrieve Its Archive After Cloud Company Went Bust
A local TV station is in a messy situation after the cloud company it was using to store 70 years' worth of archival material vanished.
Testing the Best On-Camera Shotgun Microphones of 2026
By now, you're used to seeing nearly every YouTube video shot with a little clip-on wireless microphones. They're small, discreet, and they go anywhere, but there's a real case to be made for the onboard camera shotgun mic, too.
Popular Memphis Photographer Killed in High-Speed Police Chase
A local photographer who was well-known in Memphis, Tennessee was killed in a high-speed police chase.
Cosina Announces Silver 23mm f/1.2 and 35mm f/1.2 Lenses for Fujifilm X
Cosina has officially announced a pair of stylish silver Voigtländer lenses for Fujifilm X Mount, the Nokton 23mm f/1.2 Aspherical and the Nokton 35mm f/1.2.
Beautiful Tilt-Shift Video of Remote Arctic Region of Norway Inspires Wanderlust
Joerg Daiber travels the world creating mesmerizing videos using a tilt-shift perspective and recently traveled to the stunning Norwegian archipelago of Lofoten.
Man Accused of Hiding Insta360 Camera in Bag of Snacks to Steal Trade Secrets
An engineer is facing 10 years in prison for using an Insta360 X4 Air camera hidden in a bag of snacks to steal trade secrets and pass them on to his next employer.
Meta Faces Landmark Trial That Could Reshape its Platforms and Cost $1.4 Trillion
Meta will head to court on Tuesday for a potentially landmark child-safety trial that could have enormous financial and operational consequences for the tech giant -- with four states seeking up to $1.4 trillion in penalties and sweeping changes to Facebook and Instagram.
Scammers Are Using AI to Pinpoint Where Your Holiday Photos Are Taken
Scammers are increasingly exploiting photos posted on social media to gather personal information about a target so they can use it against them.
New York Times Photographer Unwittingly Took Staged Photo of Trump
Veteran New York Times photographer Doug Mills says he was shocked when he learned he had unwittingly taken a staged photograph of President Trump exiting Air Force One.