A compact black digital camera with a textured grip is centered against a vibrant blue, abstract background. The lens is labeled "GR LENS f=18.3mm 1:2.8" on the front.

Compact Cameras Are Not Dead

Japanese retail analyst firm BCN+R recently investigated the rapidly changing video camera market and has now set its sights on the compact camera segment, asking, "Is the compact camera dead?"

A vintage film camera with a black textured body and silver lens, accompanied by a compact, silver light meter. Both items are shown on a white surface against a neutral background.

Rare Prototype Leica M Expected to Sell for Over $750,000 at Auction

423 lots comprising rare and exceptional pieces of photographic history will be up for auction at the 45th Leitz Photographica Auction on November 23 in Vienna. 2024 is a landmark year for Leica Camera AG, marking 70 years since the company introduced the first Leica M rangefinder camera, arguably the most influential camera model ever. Many remarkable Leica M models will be up for auction, including some expected to sell for nearly $800,000.

A beautifully illuminated Tower Bridge at dusk, with a "Top Photographer Winner" badge displayed in the top left corner. The bridge's lights shine against a backdrop of a darkening sky and city skyline.

The Best Photos from GuruShots’ ‘Art of Architecture’ Challenge

GuruShots, the "World's Greatest Photo Game," has announced the winners of its "Art of Architecture" challenge, which received thousands of entries and over 29 million votes. The "Top Photographer" winner of the contest is Bruno Ribeiro of Portugal (whose photo is seen above).

Everything You Need to Make Great Videos with an iPhone

A person with a mustache holds a smartphone with a large lens attachment in front of their face. They are wearing a maroon hoodie and making a surprised expression against a plain dark background.

With the recent addition of the Apple Log profile in the Apple iPhone 15/16 Pro/Pro Max models, you can capture truly professional video with the phone in your pocket. We use iPhone footage interwoven with large sensor mirrorless cameras constantly when shooting PetaPixel’s YouTube videos, and few viewers have commented on a difference. However, to make iPhone video truly compare to dedicated cameras, it takes a bit of technique, and a few additional accessories.