SmallRig has teamed up with global media franchise Transformers for a new series of products, including camera cages, phone rigs, tripods, power systems, lighting, handles, stabilizers, microphones, and more.
Perhaps no building in the world captures the early 20th-century art deco movement quite like the Chrysler Building, which has been an iconic fixture in the Manhattan skyline since 1930. Its grace and beauty have captivated photographers for decades. For one NYC shooter, the building has become his life's work.
While the digital camera market is doing relatively well this year, thanks in large part to surging camera demand in China, the digital camera market during the smartphone era has been in near-constant decline. This has put significant stress on all camera manufacturers, although some have navigated the challenges better than others. Fujifilm is a particularly strong example of a company that has managed not only to survive in the ever-changing market but also to thrive.
Haunting photos show a rare virus transforming ordinary rabbits into animals with horn-like and tentacle-shaped black growths on their faces.
All About Photo (AAP) announced the winners of its Black & White Photography contest, showcasing 25 international photographers whose work explores the expressive depth and enduring relevance of monochrome imagery.
Universal Pictures has made a move in the ongoing AI dispute by adding a legal warning to its films at the end of the credits.
A tourist and photographer is facing one year in prison for flying a drone in Thailand days after the country imposed a nationwide ban on the aerial devices.
It has been a hot summer in England, with the ongoing warm weather causing droughts. And now the UK government has stepped in with some unusual advice regarding old photos.
A TV news crew's camera was stolen while they were filming a segment on the rising street thefts in London.
Sam Altman has compared AI images to photos, a demonstrably false juxtaposition that has been wheeled out before by AI tech executives.
Award-winning photographer Lynsey Addario is the subject of a new National Geographic documentary, Love+War, scheduled to make its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) early next month.
CIPA recently published its year-to-date photography industry statistics for January through June, showing not only that for the first half of the year, camera and lens shipments are up compared to 2023 and 2024, but also that the Chinese market is playing an increasingly important role in the camera industry.
Two tourists have died after they were swept out to sea while taking selfies on a cruise ship in Greece.
Pirelli has provided a behind-the-scenes look at its 2026 calendar which Norwegian photographer Sølve Sundsbø is currently shooting.
A mountain biker was taken out by a camera operator who stepped into his path as the rider was competing in a gruelling 100-mile race through the heart of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado this past weekend.
Anna Delvey -- the fake heiress who scammed New York’s elite -- was accused of dumping rabbits that she used for a photo shoot in a park.
Ontario-based Custom Camera Building announced a new line of film cameras on Kickstarter, including panoramic 617/612 and large-format (4x5, 5x7, and 8x10) models.
The future of Eastman Kodak is in doubt today after the historic company said it is struggling to pay a $500 million debt obligation.
Peak Design has released four new colors for many of its products, including backpacks, shoulder bags, pouches, camera straps, camera leashes, and more. It is Peak Design's largest drop of new colors ever.
Midjourney has condemned Disney and argued that the company has no power to prevent AI training on its works in an explosive first response to its lawsuit.
A diver had a "once in a lifetime" encounter with a giant Pacific octopus after the sea creature showed interest in him and his camera -- grabbing it from him and then giving him a hug.
Abode, the Kickstarter software project that sold over 3,000 backers who pledged nearly a quarter of a million dollars the promise of an alternative to Adobe's creative suite over two years ago, is dead.
PetaPixel put Photoshop’s two newest AI features, Harmonize and Generative Upscale, to the test on real-world photography projects to find out if they are useful tools for photographers, or just more hype?
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is considering legal action against The New York Times over a photograph of a malnourished child in Gaza that he has called "fake."
Massive chip makers Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) have reportedly signed an agreement with the United States federal government to give the government 15% of their revenue from selling advanced computer chips to China.
At the beginning of this year, Yashica announced the City 100 and City 200 compact cameras. The company has quickly followed up these two cameras with the City 300, which promises better imaging performance than its predecessors while maintaining a more compact, travel-friendly form factor.
An acclaimed photographer has sued a gallery for allegedly charging visitors to copy his images in art classes.
A man was seriously injured after an elephant attacked him while he was attempting to take a selfie with it.
On the morning of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty's scheduled interview with archivist Oleksandra Buzko, her phone rings unanswered.
DJI has entered yet another new product category by launching Romo, a robot vacuum cleaner. And like DJI's other recent new products, including its first 360° camera, the Osmo 360 action camera, its advanced Power-series battery system, and even its e-bikes, everything always comes back to DJI's most famous product segment: drones.
