Spinn Upgrades Its Camera Wrap Fabric With a Water Resistant Layer
Spinn.Design announced the CW.02, an upgraded version of its fabric camera protective wraps that has an extra barrier that protects gear against wet conditions.
What PC Makers Are Promising Customers With Crashing Intel CPUs
It has been a tumultuous year for Intel. Beyond the company's dire financial performance and the resulting slashing of 15,000 jobs, the company has been mired in a controversy with its 13th and 14th gen CPUs, which are irreparably damaged in some cases.
SanDisk is the First to Cram 4TB into a microSD and 8TB into an SD Card
Lately, memory card manufacturers have been trying to cram as much storage onto SD and microSD cards and SanDisk is no exception. Samsung, Kioxia, and Micron have all released storage dense memory cards in recent years but SanDisk has them all beat with a new 4TB microSD and massive 8TB SD.
Cesium’s New 3D Map of the Moon Will Help Plan Future NASA Missions
American 3D geospatial company Cesium has released Cesium Moon Terrain, a comprehensive, exceptionally accurate, and publicly accessible 3D dataset of the Moon.
SmallRig’s Limited-Edition Custom Camera Cages Add Color to Your Kit
SmallRig is having an exclusive, limited-time camera cage color customization event next week. The first 100 customers can purchase a camera cage in one of nine Pantone metal colors.
Amazon Releases Second Version of its AI Image Generator With More Controls
Amazon has launched a second iteration of its in-house AI image generator for Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers.
Gregory Crewdson Might Be Making a Feature Film
Photographer Gregory Crewdson says that he may be directing his first feature-length movie in a new interview.
Photographer Catches Whale Breaching Behind Group of Surfers
A photographer captured a magnificent photo of a humpback whale breaching behind a group of surfers in Australia.
Tourist Plunges to Death While Taking Selfie With Girlfriend at Waterfall
A tourist fell 80 feet to his death while taking a selfie with his girlfriend at a popular waterfall in Bali.
Olympic Cameraman Wanders Onto Track and Disrupts 5,000-Meter Race
An Olympic cameraman disturbed a 5,000-meter run after wandering into the middle of the pack during a race -- drawing criticism from the athletes.
Instagram Makes ‘Views’ The Primary Metric for Photos
Instagram is making "views" the primary metric for Reels, Stories, photos, and carousels.
Ricoh’s G900 II and G900SE II Cameras Promise Heavy-Duty Durability
Ricoh today announced the G900 II and G900SE II, two new heavy-duty "industrial" cameras equipped with 20-megapixel BSI sensors that are highly resistant to water, dust, shock, and chemicals.
Apple iPad Pro (2024) Review: The Best Tablet Still Has Room to Improve
Apple's new, redesigned, M4-powered iPad Pro is an incredible tablet. Across many applications and use cases, it is one of the best products Apple has ever made. However, there are times when the iPad Pro feels like it falls short of its promise and potential. Which side of the scale tips farther -- the good or the bad -- depends on the user.
How the Influential Canon EOS 10D DSLR Holds Up 21 Years Later
Gordon Laing of CameraLabs is back with another installment of his Retro Review series, rewinding the clock a couple of decades with a look at the Canon EOS 10D.
How Photography Helps Protect the Beauty of Yellowstone
Canon U.S.A. has been involved with the beautiful, iconic Yellowstone National Park since the 1990s, providing vital financial support to Yellowstone Forever and Eyes on Yellowstone. Canon's support of programs helps scientific research and conservation.
Despite Reports, Canon Not Likely to Incur $7M Tax Penalty for Its Layoffs
Earlier this week, photo rumor sites ran with a story that alleged Canon would face tax penalties due to a recent round of layoffs. That is unlikely to happen.
Making YouTube Videos With a Film Camera is Hard! | The PetaPixel Podcast
Chris Niccolls and Jordan Drake have been trying to finish a review of the Kodak Super8 camera but have found one unassailable truth in doing so: shooting on film for YouTube is very, very hard.
Remembering My Father Part II: Repairing His Beloved Cameras
This past March, my dad Thomas Schneider passed away. He left behind a few things including a silver money clip, an Omega Speedmaster, and two cameras: a Nikon F and a Nikon FTN.
Kodak Alaris Bought By Private Equity Firm Kingswood Capital Managment
Kodak Alaris, a spinoff company of the original Eastman Kodak business, was purchased by Kingswood Capital Management, a private equity firm.
San Francisco Police Unveils Sizzle Reel of Drones Fighting Crime
The San Francisco Police Department has revealed it is using drones to combat crime in the city and that it is working.
Vivo’s New V40 and V40 Pro Smartphones Promise Big Photo Features at a Small Price
Smartphone maker Vivo, celebrated for incorporating high-end photography features into mid-range handhelds, has announced the V40 and V40 Pro. The two new phones include Zeiss photo technology and various camera upgrades.
Rare Colorful Lightning Captured Shooting Up Miles From Earth
Lightning sprites are a rare phenomenon that is very difficult to capture. However, one decent method is taking a timelapse while onboard the International Space Station (ISS).
Scientists Attached Cameras to Sea Lions to Help Them Map Seabeds
Scientists attached cameras to endangered sea lions so that they could help them map unexplored seabeds and learn more about the animals' behavior.
This Instagram Filter Tells Photographers When They’re Too Close to Wild Animals
A new Instagram filter warns visitors in the U.S. when they are getting too close to wild animals while taking a photo.
NYC Videographer Who Filmed Vandalism is Arrested on Hate Crime Charges
A New York City videographer was arrested on felony hate charges after reportedly filming the vandalism of homes by a group of pro-Palestinian protestors.
Russia Releases 18-Year-Old Accused of Spy Photography Alongside Evan Gershkovic
A teenager convicted of taking clandestine photos of military sites has landed back in Germany as part of the prisoner exchange between Russia and the West.
Blackmagic Camera App Update Adds Multi-Cam Control and Monitoring
Blackmagic Design released a new update for its Blackmagic Camera app, bringing new remote control and monitoring features to iPhone filmmakers.
Award-Winning Photographer Explores Grief, Identity, and Culture Through Powerful Portraits
Camille Farrah Lenain is a French-Algerian photographer whose portraiture and documentary work illuminates people and stories often ignored, including those related to stereotypes, collective consciousness, identity, sexuality, and religion. She is also an award-winning photographer and educator and one of the winners of the 2024 Leica Women Foto Project Award.
Camera Makers Are Increasingly Happy to Trade Image Quality for Other Benefits
After today's initial testing of the Canon R5 Mark II sensor by DPReview, it's becoming increasingly apparent that camera makers -- namely the big three in Sony, Canon, and Nikon -- are not only willing to, but happy to, trade still photo image quality for other benefits.
The Canon R5 II’s New Stacked Sensor Comes with a Dynamic Range Penalty
Review samples of Canon EOS R5 Mark II have begun arriving. DPReview has published its studio scene test results for Canon's new 45-megapixel full-frame camera, showing that the R5 II's newfound speed comes at a cost, albeit one most photographers may be willing to pay.