This incredibly tacky mount could replace selfie sticks and GoPro accessories
One startup company had a really tacky idea for a camera mount -- literally. GekkoGum is a sticky tack for mounting GoPros and smartphones almost anywhere.
DJI’s cinematic drone gets more precise flight controls with new Pro version
With enhanced precision, the Matrice 600 Pro offers an advanced controller system at a much lower price than upgrading separately.
Fujifilm is expanding with third plant for semiconductors and image filters
Fujifilm's semi-conductor subsidiary -- which manufactures color filters for digital camera sensors -- is expanding with a third plant.
Adobe engineers show off 11 projects they're building behind the scenes
Adobe recently unveiled several new works-in-progress – so what features could be coming to Adobe software next?
No desktop necessary: The DxO One can now send RAW files straight to iPhone
A firmware update means that DxO One users no longer have to use a computer to edit their RAW shots -- they can send them right to their camera roll.
Canon's 'Tales by Light' photography documentary arrives on Netflix
A series following the work of five photographers is set to arrive on Netflix. Produced by Canon Australia, Tales by Light starts streaming on Friday.
The Photoshop competitor that earned Apple’s App of the Year is on Windows
The photo editor that won Apple's App of the Year is available for Windows users. Affinity Photo is free during public beta testing.
Eyeing the iPhone 7 Plus? Fake that bokeh with an app instead
The faked bokeh of dual lens smartphones is a growing trend -- but you can mimic the same effect with a $.99 iOS app.
Trio of Adobe updates makes RAW edits universally accessible across mobile devices
Both iOS and Android users can now access the same RAW files on their smartphone that they can open on their desktops.
Future broadcast cameras could see less distortion with 8K global shutter tech
High-end broadcast cameras could soon see 8K capability with a global shutter to eliminate motion distortion.
After users experience shaky panning, Panasonic readies firmware fix for G85
Panasonic has confirmed an image stabilization issue with the mirrorless G85, but says that a solution will be released soon via a firmware update.
This 360 camera may not be a beauty, but it is a ‘Beast’ with 6K footage
Sporting four one-inch sensors, the new Sphericam Beast can capture 360 footage in 6K, with live-streaming capabilities.
Smove gives smartphone videos a steady hand, auto-follow, and backup battery
One startup is working to make smartphone stabilizers a bit smarter. The Smove is a motorized smartphone stabilizer that also doubles as a charger.
Videographer who trespassed at Yellowstone now faces five years of probation
One of four videographers that entered the off-limits area at the Grand Prismatic Spring has been sentenced to five years of probation and $8,000 in fines.
Nikon to focus on high-end cameras as low profits prompt restructuring
Today, Nikon released a statement with plans for a companywide restructure. So what does the financial struggles mean for photographers?
Watch what can happen when you let a dog shoot your wedding video
A newly married couple got a unique perspective of their big day when they decided to let their dog be the videographer.
Do you live in one of the 19 states that ban polling place photos?
That #ballotselfie could get you in trouble -- Taking a photo of your ballot is only legal in 19 states (and Washington D.C.), despite ongoing lawsuits.
Olympus' new macro flash allows you to shoot tiny subjects in the rain
In a first for macro photography, Olympus' latest twin flash system is weather-sealed so photographers can shoot bugs and other little things in the rain.
Polaroid wants to teach you to take better shots with your iPhone
Polaroid is working on a new kind of instant with a new app to teach iPhone users how to take better photos with their smartphones.
Stolen identity: A pair of printed glasses tricks facial-recognition software
Researchers recently conducted a study that concluded the right pair of glasses could trick facial-recognition software into thinking you are someone else.
Want to capture 360 video wherever you go? Wear these sunglasses
360 video is coming to wearables -- the Orbi Prime is a pair of sunglasses capable of recording 360 video using four built-in cameras.
State of Create: Adobe survey highlights workplace creativity — or lack thereof
Just how important is creativity? According to a recent survey by Adobe, pretty important, yet there is a gap between creative and productive expectations.
Photoshop 2017 CC cracks a literal smile with the addition of emojis
From emojis and a search bar to enhanced face aware features and integrated stock images, the latest Photoshop update includes several new features.
Get off the grid with this solar backpack that can fully recharge your laptop
Solar power meets on-the-go charging with these new backpacks on Kickstarter. The Voltaic Array is big enough to power a laptop.
Can photojournalists create authentic commercial shots? Getty thinks so
Getty's latest subsidiary puts some of the most well-known photojournalists in commercial assignments to lend a sense of authenticity to ad campaigns.
Adobe shows glimpse of future at MAX conference, and it’s in A.I.
Adobe's annual conference has some big reveals in store creative users, including artificial intelligence features used to streamline several tasks.
Eyeing a Nikon D500? Now there’s a kit option for sports, wildlife photographers
The Nikon D500 just got even more enticing for wildlife and sports photographers. Today, the camera giant announced a new kit option.
Old photographs find new life as George Eastman Museum digitizes 250,000 images
One of the oldest photography collections now has an online presence with the George Eastman Museum's new web database.
The Lume Cube is back on Kickstarter with an anywhere lighting accessory
At half the size of the original Lume Cube but still 70 percent of the power, the Life Lite is a lighting accessory that is pocketable anywhere.
A (sort of) free firmware update gives the Fujifilm X-T2 tethering capabilities
Shooting and saving (or displaying) directly to a computer will soon be possible on Fujifilm's flagship X-T2 with a firmware update -- with a catch.
Capture a ghost on camera and more with these 9 Halloween photo tips
Who says you have to dress up in costume to be scary? With these photography tricks, you can create ghosts and levitate objects.
New MacBook Pro ditches the SD card slot, but does it really matter for photogs?
The latest MacBook Pro is down to only four USB ports and a headphone jack -- but could the updated processor still make it a good photographer's computer?
Here's how Nikon makes the glass inside your camera lens
The smallest imperfections can make a significant difference in image quality -- which is why Nikon glass is inspected multiple times.