Globetrotting Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Marcus Yam has recovered from a work injury, completed a Nieman Fellowship at Harvard, and returned to the field, where he now develops, writes, and photographs features.
Sony has reportedly made a significant offer to buy Tamron, a leading Japanese lens manufacturer that makes more than 20 lenses for Sony E-mount mirrorless cameras.
While the news flew under my radar a bit, Vaonis recently unveiled its next generation of smart telescopes for astrophotographers: the Vespera 3 and the Vespera Pro 2. Each smart telescope promises exciting upgrades for astronomy enthusiasts and improved imaging capabilities.
Cadrage has launched Cadrage Studio, a new preproduction platform designed to bring together many of the tools filmmakers use before production into a single application. Built by the team behind the Cadrage director's viewfinder app, the new software combines shot lists, storyboards, camera diagrams, mood boards, script management, and location planning within one collaborative workspace.
Simmod has announced a new 4-in-1 PL Lens Adapter that allows cinematographers to use a single adapter across four of today's most popular full-frame mirrorless camera systems.
Tamron has announced a new firmware update for its 25-200mm f/2.8-5.6 Di III VXD G2 (Model A075) lens released last year that does something very unusual, it significantly improves close-focusing performance at the wide end of the lens.
In what is fast becoming a trend, Google has quietly shelved its "Me Meme" feature that was rolled out just a few months ago.
Lomography just launched a new colorway of the popular Lomomatic 110 called the Discomatic. Featuring eye-popping colors that help you "relive the heyday of disco," the camera features the same 23mm Minitar CX glass lens, autoexposure, zone focusing, adjustable ISO, flash with color filters, and multiple shooting modes (including long exposure). They're available over in the Lomography shop for $119.
Peak Design's new modular L-bracket, the Field Bracket, has eclipsed $500,000 in backing on Kickstarter. With over three weeks left in the campaign and 2,300 backers already in line, it's safe to chalk this one up as another Kickstarter success for Peak Design.
As reported by DC.Watch, Sigma released new firmware updates for 13 E-mount lenses to fix an issue with the Sony a7 V, where the monitor would sometimes go black and freeze while shooting. Affected lenses are all Contemporary Series primes. All Sigma lens firmware updates are available directly from Sigma.
Photographer Jeff Cable has a great idea about how to take full advantage of Pre-continuous shooting on the Canon R1 and R5 II. Recent R1 and R5 II firmware updates have made it possible for photographers to assign Pre-continuous shooting to a customizable function button. Cable suggests that photographers assign Pre-continuous shooting to the illumination button on top of their camera. It's conveniently located, rarely used for its primary function, and makes Pre-continuous shooting easy to turn on when it's needed, like when doing sports or wildlife photography.
"The feature is incredibly powerful and now more accessible then ever," Cable concludes.
'Drive' was one of the last Hollywood movies shot on the streets of L.A. before the iconic orange-yellow sodium vapor lights were replaced by the more clinical white LEDs. The 2011 film starring Ryan Gosling is celebrating its 15th birthday.
In this episode of Trail Camera, Chris and Jordan take their OM SYSTEM OM-3 cameras across northern New Mexico in search of what keeps pulling artists to the high desert. The landscape got their attention first. But they found out that the real story is the people still making things there.
The Sony FX5 is less than 24 hours old, but SmallRig already unveiled new accessories for it, including a mount plate, extension plate, full cage, and cage with rails. The new accessories start at $29.90.
New Samsung Galaxy ZFold 8 series smartphones means new smartphone cases. Spigen has clever new cases for the Z Fold8, Z Fold8 Ultra, and Z Fold8 Flip, each promising maximum hinge protection, durability, and a splash of style.
I got some hands-on time with Samsung's three new folding phones in New York. Get everything you need to know about these new Z-series devices in under three minutes!
The EU's AI Act is being introduced in stages, and this coming Sunday any AI-generated content impersonating people or real events will be required to have a label.
A wild AI video depicting a miniature Miami being wiped out by a huge wave as an imaginary film crew captures it has gone incredibly viral on Instagram -- as some question why Meta is pushing such content.
Young people are increasingly being rescued from mountains after attempting risky climbs and hikes to capture dramatic photos for social media.
An upcoming exhibition celebrates the women photographers who shaped the public image of fame throughout the twentieth century.
Sony and Fujifilm have evacuated workers from their factories in Kumamoto, Japan, which is at the epicenter of a 6.8 magnitude earthquake that struck the country yesterday.
Researchers have developed a new tool that can identify fake videos by tracing them back to the AI system that made them, using distinct visual “fingerprints” that these generative models leave behind.
The U.S. government is prosecuting an American citizen for wiping the contents of his phone, including his photos in a first-of-its-kind case.
Nocs Provisions and the National Audubon Society have teamed up to launch Shared Ground, a limited-edition optics collection that combines modern binoculars with bird-inspired woven tapestry straps designed around some of North America's most recognizable and threatened species.
Aptly named PlantCam has introduced a compact timelapse camera and app designed specifically for monitoring plant growth, giving plant owners a new way to document how their plants change over time.
Apple announced Apple Upgrade today, a new product leasing program offered through Klarna to approved customers in the United States.
After becoming the world's most valuable company last week, Apple upped the ante by temporarily being the world's second-ever $5 trillion company after Nvidia was the first across that line last October.
GoPro just released a fantastic new action camera, the Mission 1 Pro, but somehow that is not even close to the biggest news surrounding GoPro in recent months. The company, mired in financial difficulties, is now noncompliant with NASDAQ listing requirements.
Canon's second-quarter financial results are out, and they are stupendous news for the giant Japanese company.
Xtra issued a new statement reassuring customers that its existing products will continue to receive full support following recent scrutiny from the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
An astronomer claims that existing proposals for 1.7 million satellites, including incredibly bright ones, will have "devastating consequences" for humanity's view of the Universe.
South African photographer Chris Fallows, who has famously captured Great White Sharks leaping from the waters around Cape Town, has opened up about witnessing a humpback whale "supergroup" at the end of last year.
Footage of a group of tourists conducting a photo shoot at the entrance of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest of the former German Nazi concentration camps, has sparked public backlash.
One of Meta's advertising partners in China has been linked to thousands of Facebook and Instagram ads promoting "nudify" apps.
An image of the pop star Charli XCX, taken by photographer Harley Weir, has been acquired by the U.K.'s National Portrait Gallery.
A retired French tourist has spent three months in prison for taking a photo of a train while on holiday -- with his worried family receiving no information about him or his whereabouts since his arrest.
It's been 89 years since Amelia Earhart disappeared while attempting to become the first female pilot to circumnavigate the world, and despite numerous attempts, her airplane has still not been found.
France became the first country in the European Union (EU) to ban children under 15 years old from using social media.
The 2027 Pirelli Calendar features an all-Indian cast of women and celebrates the legacy of the country's most celebrated photographer Raghu Rai.
It's well-known that U.S. President Donald Trump likes to play golf during his downtime, but the Czech Republic President Petr Pavel likes to photograph motorsports on his weekends.
A very special Leica prototype lens designed by Jony Ive and Marc Newson will be auctioned in October, and it's a wild piece of photographic history.
Arizona State University is now offering a bachelor's degree in content creation for aspiring social media influencers.
Two Chinese lens companies are teasing new, very different lenses. 7Artisans is teasing what appears to be an ultra-wide full-frame prime lens, while SG-image is gearing up to launch a fast standard prime for APS-C cameras.
An EMT worker, who says she turned off cameras pointed at patients in the back of ambulances, has filed an $800,000 lawsuit - claiming she was fired for protecting the privacy of patients who were unaware they were being filmed.
Apple is set to enter the world of smart glasses -- a move that is full of perils for a company that has made privacy one of its defining principles.
I have been using the Rode Wireless Pro for a few years now, because it was the first of its kind to offer 32-bit internal recording back in 2023. But now, we have a bunch of new contenders entering the market, and it’s starting to feel like an arms race of who can create the most compact, long-lasting, internal-recording, noise-cancelling, all-in-one wireless kit.
Shocking footage of a longtime San Francisco photographer being arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents at an airport has sparked outrage online.
A grazing grizzly bear got within mere inches of a wildlife photographer who says that despite the proximity, he was never scared.
Instagram is reportedly banning videos filmed on Meta smart glasses that feature harassment of strangers in public places.
Let's take a journey back to February 2016. DSLR cameras are a big thing, even Sony is still making them. Nikon announces the flagship D5 and the powerhouse D500. Nikon also unveils an all-new series of premium Type 1 compact cameras: the DL Series. But they never actually arrived.
The best wildlife photographs can happen when the weather is at its worst. After more than two decades photographing wildlife in snow, mud, rain, and storms, I've learned that challenging conditions are often where the most rewarding images are created.
Photographer AJ Smadi has captured the second-ever photograph of the International Space Station (ISS) and Venus in the same frame -- he also captured the first one.
In the United States, it is legal to film in a public space. Photographers, especially those working in the media, know about this First Amendment right.
Most photographers would not dare to use moonlight as their key light, but Darren Almond is not most photographers.
A photographer spent a year documenting inmates in Bulgaria's most notorious prison, home to the country's largest number of criminals serving life sentences for murder.
Just days after the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) put Xtra and other similar companies in its crosshairs, Xtra suddenly removed the Muse 2 Pro from its website, halted preorders, and said it would start refunding customers.
For the first time since it was manufactured in Santa Monica, California, in 1958, the historic DC-6B aircraft from Red Bull’s aviation collection returned to the skies over the United States for a series of flights, with New York City serving as its first stop. To capture the significance of the aircraft’s return, the production team chose an equally historic approach: filming the aircraft using vintage Bolex motion picture cameras from the same era.
Canon released new firmware updates for the EOS R6 Mark III and EOS R6 V cameras this week. Arguably the biggest addition of all is the ability to shoot with flash on the R6 V.
An anxious travel consultant working from home for a British travel company successfully sued the company for discrimination after it made her turn on her camera during meetings.
