Amazon and Canon File Joint Lawsuit Against Counterfeit Toner Cartridges
Amazon and Canon have joined forces to file a lawsuit against 18 vendors allegedly selling counterfeit toner cartridges on the Amazon store.
Lighting Company Hobolite Rebrands as Harlowe
Hobolite is no more. The company that has been making a name for itself in LED photography lighting will henceforth come under a new name: Harlowe.
This Remarkable Film Was Shot on iPhone Using Anamorphic Cine Lenses
As Apple has expanded the video capabilities of its iPhone series, including major breakthroughs with the iPhone 15 Pro and new iPhone 16 Pro devices, the iPhone has become a legitimate professional video camera.
iPhone 16 Pro’s Ultra-Wide Explained: Understanding the Give and Take
As more people have gotten their hands on the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max smartphones, the change Apple made to the ultra-wide camera -- namely the boost in resolution up to 48-megapixels -- is getting more attention.
The Very Bright and Accurate Maxima 6 Mk. II LED Is Even More Powerful
Italian lighting company Maxima announced the Maxima 6 Mark II, an upgraded version of the Maxima 6 light for professional photographers and videographers.
Fujifilm Announces Huge Video-Focused Updates, Will Host an October X Summit
Fujifilm took to YouTube overnight to share some exciting photography news, including a significant firmware update for X and GFX Series cameras and details concerning an upcoming X Summit in Tokyo.
A Fascinating Short History of the Kodak Snapshot
Vox has put out one of their typically slick videos looking at how Kodak coined the term "snapshot".
Alec Baldwin’s Film ‘Rust’ Will Premiere at Cinematography Festival to Honor Halyna Hutchins
Alec Baldwin's film Rust will have its premiere at a cinematography festival next month to honor the movie's cinematographer Halyna Hutchins who was fatally shot on set.
Vaonis Hestia Review: (Sort of) Turning Phones into Telescopes
Whether you consider the Vaonis Hestia a telescope or a monocular device depends on how you interpret its strengths and weaknesses. It’s neither a full-fledged telescope nor equipped with the kind of specialized gear Vaonis includes in its far more expensive models.
These Meta Smart Glasses Reveal a Person’s Private Details By Simply Looking at Them
Harvard students have demonstrated the terrifying power of AI smart glasses by making a pair that reveals anyone's personal information by just looking at them.
Underwater Autonomous Drones Discover ‘Ghost Ship of the Pacific’
The wreck of the "Ghost Ship of the Pacific" has been found on the Californian ocean bed with the help of underwater autonomous drones.
Influencer Trips Over Wall and Falls to Death While Filming Video
An influencer fell to her death after she tripped over a wall while she was filming a video.
Meta Has Reportedly Paid $2 Billion to Content Creators Posting on Facebook
A photography trend in the 2020s has seen freelancers start positioning themselves more and more as content creators, with YouTube often being the obvious place to start putting out videos about photography.
Photographer Captures Supermoon Rising Behind the Statue of Liberty
Photographer Dan Martland had to improvise for these spellbinding photos of the Harvest Moon Supermoon rising behind the Statue of Liberty in New York.
Tilta’s New Stabilizing Arm Attaches Action Cams and Smartphones to a Car
Tilta, known for its support equipment and accessories for cameras of all types and sizes, announced the Hydra Alien Mini, a new compact stabilizing arm designed for action cameras and smartphones.
The Captivating Winners of the Siena Creative Photo Awards 2024
The Siena Awards revealed the winners of its Creative Photo Awards 2024 photography competition. Photographer Lurdes Santander was honored for her grand prize-winning photo above, Dreaming Above the Universe.
US Department of the Interior Says Anti-DJI Regulation Hurt Its Operations
In 2020, DJI was placed on the Commerce Department’s Entity List, more colloquially known as the "economic blacklist." Now, four years later, the Department of the Interior reports negative effects of that decision.
It Took Astronomers 13 Years to Create the Biggest Infrared Map of the Milky Way
Astronomers using the European Southern Observatory's (ESO) VISTA telescope have created and published a massive infrared map of the Milky Way galaxy containing more than 1.5 billion objects, the most detailed map of its kind ever.
JPEG XL: What It Is And Why You Should Care
JPEG XL is a new-generation image file format that recently got a big boost to awareness thanks to native support in the iPhone 16 series smartphones. So what is it, why does it matter, and why should you use it? Who better to ask than one of the people who helped make it a reality?
How to Capture Better Macro Wildlife Photographs
Macro Photographer Ben Salb is an OM SYSTEM Ambassador whose passion for photography lies in the small details of the natural world. The Maryland-based photographer specializes in high magnification insect and spider photography, often finding his subjects close to home in the lush woods of the United States’ eastern coast.
New Versions of Voigtlander’s APO-Lanthar 35mm and 50mm Lenses Coming to Z Mount
Cosina announced upgraded Mark II versions of its Voigtlander APO-Lanthar 35mm f/2 and 50mm f/2 Aspherical lenses for Nikon Z-mount mirrorless cameras.
The Spectacular Winners of the International Panorama Photo Awards
The winners of the 15th Epson International Pano Awards have been announced with Kelvin Yuen crowned the 2024 Open Photographer of the Year.
Instagram Launches ‘Best Practices’ to Help Creators Improve Their Photos and Reels
Instagram has introduced a new in-app feature called "best practices" which explicitly tells creators how to improve their photos and reels on the platform.
Fat Bear Week Postponed After Deadly Fight Captured on Livestream Camera
The annual "Fat Bear Week" was postponed after a bear was killed by another bear on livestream camera as stunned viewers watched online.
Pika’s Latest AI Video Model Lets You Melt, Explode, and Cake-ify Objects
Pika, an AI video platform, has launched its 1.5 model with quirky features allowing users to crush, inflate, and squish objects.
Meta Might Be Using Photos Taken on Ray-Ban Smart Glasses to Train AI
When asked this week if Meta is using photos taken on Ray-Ban smart glasses to train its AI, company representatives refused to deny or confirm.
Artra Lab’s Nocty-Nonikkor 50mm f/1.2 is a Not Subtle Nikkor Knockoff
The “Nocty-Nonikkor” 50mm f/1.2 lens from Artra Lab is an extremely not-subtle imitation for photographers who want a Nikon Noct-like experience on a budget.
TTArtisan’s Compact and Cheap ‘Film Canister’ Light Gets Colorful Upgrade
A new version of TTArtisan’s film canister magnetic LED light features full RGB spectrum functionality.
Halide Camera App Puts the iPhone 16’s New Camera Control to Good Use
Popular iPhone camera app Halide Mark II, which just two weeks ago was updated with the release of iOS 18 to add direct access to Halide on the iPhone's lock screen, has been updated again with native support for the new Camera Control button on the iPhone 16 family of devices, including the powerful iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max.
Politician Raises Eyebrows After Borrowing His Friend’s Family for Campaign Photos
A congressional candidate has come under fire for borrowing his friend's wife and kids to pose for campaign photos.