Photography News

Logitech has acquired Loupedeck. The two companies have announced the agreement, although the precise terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.

"She called me yesterday to yell at me."

We got a chance to shoot a variety of subjects and locales as we put together our initial review of the Sony a6700. Take a look to see how Sony's latest enthusiast APS-C mirrorless model performs. As usual, the images ar...

An aerial data company recently used a Phase One aerial camera system to capture highly detailed photos of the famous Glastonbury Festival in England, where more than 200,000 people gather for five days each summer to en...

The popular iPhone camera app Halide has announced that its artificial intelligence-powered Long Exposure Camera App Spectre will now be free to all users in version 1.5, but it also adds a Pro version for a one-time pur...

"You should have just made a fake email"

Although artificial intelligence (AI), and even just the fear of AI, can have negative consequences for photographers, some people are having fun with it. Photographer and educator Dave Williams is one such person. He de...

ThinkTank has announced a new travel set of bags called the Venturing Observer series that aren't made specifically for photographers but instead is more traditional luggage.

The Toronto Zoo is asking visitors not to show their phones to the gorillas. Turns out, too much screen time is bad for them, too.

Venus Optics has announced a new Laowa super macro lens for a diverse range of full-frame cameras. The Aurogon FF 10-50x NA0.5 Supermicro APO lens has thus far only been announced in China, so information comes from tran...

What is this, 1950?

An unopened, original 4GB Apple iPhone that was released on June 29, 2007, has sold for a monumental $190,372.80. There were 28 total bids lodged for it, five of which were over $100,000.

Zeiss has announced four new thermal imaging cameras designed for daytime and nighttime observations. The company promises that the cameras deliver "a new way of birding."

Bravo, sir!

As the Women's World Cup approaches, a clever marketing video has employed the latest deepfake technology to challenge gender stereotypes.

The Tamron 70-180mm f2.8 is so good, that Nikon wanted their own variant of it! Tamron has savings on nearly every single one of their lenses available. You can save money on the prime lens trio, or on something like the...

"We have just barely scratched the surface of what is to come..."

A giant oarfish, also known as an "earthquake" fish, was filmed by divers in shallow waters off the coast of Taiwan. The elongated fish is usually found 3,000 feet below water.

Vaonis has announced the Hestia, what it calls the first-ever smartphone telescope for taking photos of the cosmos. It is outfitted with the tools to photograph the Sun, Moon, and stars without complex hardware or extens...

This woman DEFINITELY needed to be put in her place.

A photographer captured a shooting star, the Milky Way Galaxy, and the Alps during the Perseids meteor shower -- a celestial event that is underway again in 2023.

Note to self... never buy a Samsung fridge.