Months of Planning Pays Off as Photographer Captures Full Moon Inside Arc de Triomphe
A photographer captured a full Moon framed inside Paris' iconic Arc de Triomphe -- a shot that took months of planning.
Canon Teases a New Vlogging Camera Coming May 11
Canon Japan has published a teaser for a new vlogging camera that will be announced on Thursday, May 11.
Chinese Company Lets You Make a Deepfake ‘Digital Human’ for $145
A leading Chinese technology company is allowing users to create artificially intelligent (AI) deepfake "digital humans" based on any individual within 24 hours for $145.
‘Godfather’ of AI Image Generation Tech Warns of the Dangers
A man credited with being one of the "Godfathers of AI" has resigned from his position at Google and given an interview where he expresses regret over his life's work.
Leica M11 Monochrom Review: Worth it? The Answer Isn’t Black and White
Check out our first YouTube video with Chris and Jordan, and the full written review!
Every time I review a Leica digital rangefinder, the major argument against buying one becomes a matter of price versus practicality. How can I recommend a camera that is neither affordable nor versatile?
Group of Photographers Nearly Mowed Down During the F1 Grand Prix
A group of photographers was nearly run over by a Formula 1 car during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix yesterday, and an inquiry is now underway to find out what happened.
It Ain’t The Gear: You Can Shoot Great Photos with Modest Equipment
Hey, photographers: don’t be discouraged if you can’t afford the latest and greatest gear out there. You may be surprised by what you can do with modest gear.
Why Buying a $14,000 Lens Made Sense for Me
When Nikon announced the new Z 400mm f/2.8 TC lens, lots of people asked if I was going to buy one. My answer? “No way, I’d be crazy to spend $14,000 on one lens.” So I guess I’m crazy, because now I have one. Here’s what happened that changed my mind.
Things I Learned From My First Paid Portrait Photo Session
I've been doing some freelance web development and photography and I was recently contacted by an acquaintance who's looking to start her own real estate office.
Shooting Color and Black and White Film… At the Same Time
There are a lot of crazy ideas out there when it comes to experimental photography. Multiple exposures. Film Soups. Shooting your rolls backward. But have you ever heard of anybody loading two rolls of film into a camera at the same time? Me neither, and that’s exactly why I’m going to do it!
A Look Back at RawShooter, the Predecessor of Adobe Lightroom
Digital photo editing has come a long way in the past two decades, and two software programs that have impacted the field are RawShooter and Lightroom.
Yevonde: An Introduction to the Woman Who Pioneered Color Photography
The National Portrait Gallery, London, reopens in June following a three-year closure for the “largest redevelopment” in its 127-year history. Its opening exhibition, Yevonde: Life and Colour, will be the most comprehensive to date on British photographer, Yevonde Middleton (1893-1975).
The Fantastic Winners of the 2022 One Eyeland Photography Awards
One Eyeland has announced the winners of the One Eyeland Photography Awards 2022. Grand prize winners in the "Professional" and "Amateur" sections were awarded cash prizes of $5,000 and $2,000, respectively.
Hubble Celebrates its 33rd Year with an Ethereal Look at a Nearby Nebula
The Hubble Space Telescope is celebrating its 33rd year in orbit around Earth. To celebrate this incredible milestone, the Hubble team has released an incredible photo of a nearby star-forming region, NGC 1333.
Unsettling App Gives ChatGPT a Face and Lets You Talk to ‘Her’
A new app gives ChatGPT a personality by allowing users to talk face-to-face with a red-haired, hazel-eyed avatar named Annie.
Senators Are Pushing to Install Cameras Inside the Supreme Court
United States Senators Charles Grassley and Richard Blumenthal have co-sponsored a bill that would see to install cameras inside of federal courts. The hope is to then extend this to include placing cameras inside the Supreme Court.
Photographer Loses $40K Worth of Gear After it was Blown Up by SpaceX Rocket
A photographer who set up nine cameras to capture the SpaceX Starship launch had six of them destroyed by chunks of concrete thrown from the launch pad.
AI-Powered iOS App Turns iPhone Video into Anything You Can Imagine
Artificial intelligence (AI) company Runway has added support for 15-second videos generated by AI into an iOS app, allowing users to transform videos shot on iPhone into anything they can imagine.
Scientists Explain Why People Love to Take Selfies
Scientists have figured out why people like to take selfies -- and it's not necessarily to do with vanity.
Drones and Pyrotechnics Combine in an Incredible Light Painting Series
French visual artist Jadikan has long been passionate about photography. Since 2005, he has integrated light painting into his photography, and the technique is heavily utilized throughout Jadikan's impressive portfolio.
This Camera Gives You a Receipt Instead of Your Photos
A novel camera design denies the photographer their pictures for months on end, instead printing out a receipt describing what's in the photo.
You Can Now Manually Adjust How Imagen AI Learns Your Editing Style
Imagen AI has added the ability to manually adjust an editor's "Personal AI Profile," the company's name for the unique way that its artificial intelligence (AI) edits their photos using data from previously edited projects.
Jackery Solar Generator 1500 Pro Review: Power To The People
The Jackery booth at the Consumer Electronics Show was attention-grabbing, with solar panels and battery power systems laid out in various outdoor dioramas. Each setup was designed to highlight Jackery’s Portable Power System and its Solar Generator line.
You Can Now Actually Buy TTartisan’s 27mm f/2.8 for Sony E and Nikon Z
TTartisan has announced that its autofocus-equipped 27mm f/2.8 prime lens for APS-C cameras is now available for Nikon Z and Sony E-mount.
New Wide-Angle Image Shows the Power of Supermassive Black Hole
Radio astronomers have captured a novel wide-angle image of the famous giant black hole at the center of the galaxy Messier 87 (M87).
Insta360 X3 Gets a Webcam Mode and Improved PureShot Photo Quality
Insta360 has published a firmware update for its flagship action camera the X3 that adds the ability to use it as a webcam, improves the PureShot mode to allow for better and clearer photos, and makes it possible to import framing edits to a computer.
Photographer’s Moody Landscapes Capture the Harsh Winter in Finland
A photographer has sought to celebrate the cold, harsh landscape of his native Finland in a series of ethereal photos.
A Collaborative Quest to Save an Endangered Toad from Extinction
The boreal toad is Colorado’s only alpine species of toad; this high-altitude amphibian lives at 7,000 to 12,000 feet of elevation in mountain ponds and lakes. They used to thrive, but are now facing a severely declining population.
Incredible Aerial Photo of Mars Shows Blue Sky and Perseverance Rover
During its 51st flight, NASA's Mars Ingenuity helicopter snapped a striking shot of Mars, showing an apparent blue sky -- a far cry from the typical dusty, dull sky seen from Mars' surface -- and captured a special guest in the frame, the Mars Perseverance rover.
RED’s Lawsuit Against Nikon Dismissed: Z9 Gets to Keep Compressed RAW
RED's lawsuit against Nikon for infringing on its video compression patents has been dismissed, effectively giving Nikon permission to continue allowing compressed internal RAW video recording in its cameras.