Photography News

  Lily is the world's first throw-and-shoot camera. All you have to do is throw it in the air to start shooting. The quadcopter flies itself and uses GPS and computer vision to follow you around. It is waterproof, compa...

There have been a number of controversial bills and laws lately, some of which have been pulled or vetoed after protests from photographers and the public. The latest legislation to raise eyebrows comes from the state of...

The Tenba Packlite Camera Bags are an interesting idea for the travelling professional photographer.

This is a real, non-manipulated photo of 98 different foods cut into perfectly little 2.5cm cubes. It was created by Netherlands-based design studio Lernert & Sander at the request of the Dutch newspaper De Volkskrant fo...

  Meet Pegasus. She was rescued from backyard breeders as a puppy. Her owner was told if she lived, she’d go deaf and blind, so he decided to record every day they had together in case it was her last. This is a timel...

A while back, I came across an article about using a super cheap CCTV lens. The results to me looked something like a Voigtlander f/0.95 but for a tiny fraction of the cost. I picked one up off eBay for something like $2...

Flickr rolled out a new search engine last week, but one thing it still lacks is a way to search by EXIF data. A new website has launched to fill that hole. Called shutterdial, it’s a Flickr search engine that lets you...

  When Chris filmed his son running down the street, yelling with a stick in his hand he could only imagine what was going through his son’s mind. So he decided to use some VFX to try to guess :) If you enjoyed this, ...

Photographer Susan Wasinger runs a natural light photo studio; she talks to us about the marketing and work behind the job.

We've already published studio results from the Canon EOS 5DS R, and now we're following up with some sample images from the real world. Canon's new full-frame resolution monster features a 50.6MP CMOS sensor and cancel...

Photographer Saulius Lukse recently decided to try his hand at shooting video to capture photos of a lightning strike rather than using a special trigger for still photos. The technique worked well, and is rather efficie...

This NASA photo roughly shows what a sunset on Mars would look like to our eyes if we were standing there to witness it. The agency released this true color image after earlier sharing a black-and-white version that was ...

  Throughout history writers have put our thoughts, fears and insights into words we can cherish, remember and live by. Below is a collection of thought-provoking quotes by some of the most celebrated and revered writer...

Alpine Labs have returned to Kickstarter for the launch of its second-generation motion time-lapse device.

An official announcement for a Fujifilm X-T10 mirrorless camera appears to be nigh, as photos and specs of the camera have just leaked onto the Web. It’s reportedly a less powerful and more affordable sibling to the po...

For more than a decade, Brooklyn-based professional photographer Shawn Thomas has been an outspoken activist for photographers’ rights to photograph and record in public on the streets of New York City. In the process,...

Lily Robotics has unveiled Lily Camera, a self-flying drone designed to autonomously track and record its owner. Once it's thrown into the air it begins automatically following its target, which is anyone in possession ...

In its second edition, the photography competition Gen NEXT has found another five young talents who will be supported by the Swiss flash systems manufacturer, broncolor, for the next three years.

Photographer James Brandon gave quite a few people a chuckle recently after sharing this picture of a supercell thunderstorm in Seymour, Texas, on his Facebook page. As you can see, he slapped his watermark quite promine...

Arrikon have released Photo Portal 1.1 for iPad and iPhone.

Reports are hinting at the release of the Fujifilm X-T10; which seems very valid.

Drivers in the 1980s by Chris Dorley-Brown is a new title from Hoxton Mini Press.