Premier League Broadcasts Ref Cam for the First Time, Captures ‘Sick’ Goal
The most popular sports league in the world, the Premier League, deployed its new Ref Cam feature last night -- feeding in the unique vantage point into the live broadcast.
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’20-Hour’ Line to Enter Burning Man Captured Creatively From Above
While waiting in an extremely long line to enter Burning Man festival, video creator Steven Donovan decided to film the huge pack of vehicles by flying overhead -- but no, he didn't use a drone.
Bringing My Favorite Photos to Life With Lumaprints
Lumaprints' print-on-demand service gave me the perfect way to celebrate two of my most cherished images by turning them into gallery-quality prints, an experience that sparked a deeper appreciation for the craft of printing and why it remains essential for photographers today.
Alibaba Unveils An Open Source, Text-Based, AI Photo Editor
China-based e-commerce giant Alibaba's AI research team has released an open-source, text-based AI photo editor that the developers claim brings "state-of-the-art" image editing performance that supports both English and Chinese prompts.
‘I’m a Victim and Totally Innocent’ Says US Open Photographer Who Walked Onto the Court
The photographer who made international headlines after interrupting a pivotal match point in a US Open tennis match last night has broken his silence, stating that he did nothing wrong and is a victim of an online mob.
Photographer Upends His Whole Life to Chase Auroras Around the Arctic
One night in 2018, I was viewing the international space station through a telescope in the observatory of Helsinki. Suddenly, I looked into the opposite direction and there, for the first time ever, I would see the northern lights dancing over the city below. The experience was otherworldly and I wanted to see them again and again.
GoPro Has Designed an Osmo Pocket Competitor with Modular Pieces
The DJI Osmo Pocket 3 is not only the most popular camcorder on the planet, it's one of the most popular camera devices, period. It is also occupying its niche pretty much uncontested, as only a smartphone or an action camera are modern viable competitors. That might not remain the case for long, however, as GoPro has designed a competitor.
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Ricoh Discontinues the GR III as the GR IV Steps in to Take Its Place
As the company promised earlier this summer, Ricoh has discontinued the GR III as it prepares to replace it with the forthcoming GR IV.
YouTube is Secretly Editing Users’ Videos Without Their Consent
YouTube has been quietly using AI to alter people’s videos without telling them or asking for permission.
Photographer’s Images of Hurricane Katrina Aftermath Still Shock 20 Years Later
20 years ago, Hurricane Katrina ravaged New Orleans claiming 1,833 lives -- one of the worst U.S. disasters of all time.
Photo-Seeking Tourists Cause Traffic Accidents to Double Around Mount Fuji
Foreign tourists seeking photographs have reportedly caused traffic accidents to double around Mount Fuji in the last year.
Electronic Device and Smartphone Searches at US Border Hit Record High
New data shows that searches of phones and other electronic devices at U.S. borders have reached an all-time high.
Terrifying Moment Motorcyle Almost Hits Cameraman During Race
During the MotoGP race this weekend in Hungary, a cameraman had a scary moment when a crashing motorcycle came flipping toward him and very nearly hit him as he was standing atop a broadcast podium.
Photographer Sues Detroit Lions Over Use of Jared Goff High School Photos
A photographer has filed a lawsuit against the Detroit Lions, alleging the NFL team used his photos of quarterback Jared Goff without proper licensing.
Photographer is Ejected From US Open After Interrupting Match Point and Sparking Chaos
A photographer who entered onto a tense US Open tennis court during a critical moment sparked chaos as his presence caused match point to be replayed, sending Russian star Daniil Medvedev into a frenzy.
When Phones Eat Cameras: Is This the Last Era for Dedicated Pro Gear?
The camera isn’t dying: it’s disappearing, not into nothing, but into something smaller, smarter, and always connected. For more …
Sigma 12mm f/1.4 DC Contemporary Review: An Absolute Gem
The industry desperately needs more lens support for APS-C cameras and it often feels like a neglected market. Full frame is clearly the favored child when it comes to the camera game, but I happen to love smaller sensor cameras, which give a great mixture of compactness and quality. Sigma is on a roll, making sure to give users excellent and affordable optics for Sony E mount, Canon RF mount, and Fujifilm X mount. The latest $629 Sigma 12mm f/1.4 DC Contemporary lens seeks to cover the ultra-wide arena with plenty of light-gathering potential to boot.
You Should Spend Time Understanding Your Camera’s Shutter Speed
Choosing the correct shutter speed is imperative. Here’s how it works and why you should take it into consideration when shooting any photograph.
How Camera Tech and Emotional Storytelling Overlap in Chris Hemsworth’s Series ‘Limitless’
The new season of National Geographic's "Limitless" with Chris Hemsworth follows the star actor as he explores different ways that everyone can live better, healthier lives.
Haukland Teams With Wildlife Photographer Simon d’Entremont for Feature-Packed Jacket
Acclaimed Canadian nature and wildlife photographer Simon d'Entremont teamed up with Haukland to make a custom "Signature Edition" jacket for outdoor photographers. It comes in an Earthy olive green tone.
Backlight Is a Powerful Subscription-Free Web App Built for Photographers
While there are many website builders and publishing services online, few are specifically designed for photographers and professional-quality photo sharing. That's where The Turning Gate's Backlight 6 comes in.
Nikon Forced to Again Increase Camera and Lens Prices in the US
Nikon will raise its prices again on September 1 in the United States in response to tariffs.
The Godox AD400Pro II Outdoor Flash Is Faster and More Versatile
Godox continues to expand its portable lighting system with the release of the AD400Pro II, the latest addition to its Witstro series. Building on the success of the original AD400Pro, this new model introduces upgraded features for greater control, speed, and versatility in studio and outdoor environments.
Photographer Sick of Paying Subscription Fees Builds His Own Apps
A photographer and software developer fed up with paying endless subscription fees has decided to help himself -- and his fellow photographers -- by building not one, but four free apps.
TTArtisan’s $200 14mm f/2.8 Lens Shoots for the Stars
TTArtisan announced the release of its latest ultra-wide-angle prime, the 14mm f/2.8 ASPH lens. The lens is designed for full-frame cameras and available in Sony E, Nikon Z, Canon RF, and L mounts.
Hasselblad Teases a New Medium-Format Camera and Lens
Hasselblad is teasing what looks like a new medium-format camera and lens, slated to be announced next week.
Newly Unsealed Videos Shows TikTok Staff Worrying That App Keeps Young Users Hooked
Newly unsealed videos show TikTok employees worrying that the platform's potentially addictive features could harm young users’ mental health, and they may "never want to leave" the app.
Saudi Arabia Once Published a Textbook with Photoshopped Yoda Next to the King
Saudi school children opening their social studies textbooks in 2017 were surprised to see a picture of King Faisal sitting next to Yoda from Star Wars at the United Nations.
No, This Isn’t What the Night Sky Looks Like on Mars
A fake video showing the "night sky on Mars" allegedly filmed by NASA's Curiosity Rover has fooled thousands on TikTok and even a couple of news websites.
Families of Idaho Murder Victims Sue Over Release of Crime Scene Photos
The families of victims in the Bryan Kohberger case are suing the city of Moscow, Idaho, over the release of crime scene photos.