Photography News

MinutePhysics just released this interesting (and somewhat math-y) explanation of how cameras and computers deal with the concept of color. The video is titled “Computer Color is Broken.” The main concept discussed i...

Adobe has released its Camera Raw 8.8 final release for Photoshop CC/CS6, the company has announced. Support for several additional Canon, Panasonic, and Fujifilm cameras have been added, as well as the Hasselblad Stella...

“Photography Made Difficult” is a 1989 documentary about the career of renowned photojournalist William Eugene Smith, a man who helped to pioneer the concept of the photo essay. It runs 1 hour and 40 minutes long. Th...

  Check out this awesome virtual reality, 360 degree video demo by the team at Stress Level Zero. YouTube recently rolled out 360 video support for Chrome and Android. In the video above you can scroll around as the vid...

Renowned Magnum photographer Alec Soth is experimenting with a new way of delivering photos to art buyers and a new way for art buyers to experience photos. One of his latest projects takes a page from Snapchat’s book,...

Photographer Linden Gledhill is a photographer who uses his background in biochemistry to capture gorgeous abstract images of the world at a microscopic level. His images are of various substances and chemical reactions,...

NEC Display Solutions Europe has released its new SpectraView II calibration software for PA series desktop monitors.

Adobe has released the final version of Adobe Camera Raw 8.8 and DNG converter 8.8.

Corel has updated PaintShop Pro X7.

Here’s a time-lapse showing the total solar eclipse today (March 20th, 2015), as seen by Bjarni Enghamar from the town of Tórshavn in the Faroe Islands (an archipelago found halfway between Norway and Iceland). Midway...

Modelled after its American parent company, MAC Group US, the new MAC Group Europe will bring the same unique line of products to the EU.

Tiffen has announced its plans for The Photography Show.

  A team in the Houston Police Department is trying something new when addressing complaints associated with people living on the streets.    

Steve Perry of Backcountry Gallery offers this short Photoshop tutorial on how you can enhance the eyes of your wildlife subjects and make them pop. He uses a Curves layer, a layer mask, and a brush to paint in some brig...

Impossible launched its first lines of instant film in 2010 after acquiring Polaroid manufacturing machines and leasing an old Polaroid production plant. Although its efforts did bring “Polaroid pictures” back from t...

Italian accessory maker CPtech has launched a new holster in its B-Grip range that is designed for smaller cameras. The company says that its Uno holster will be suitable for compact system users, as well as those who ow...

The New York Times has published an in-depth feature in its business section that looks at how Kodak, at one time a juggernaut in the photo industry, is working to reinvent itself after missing the boat when the camera w...

Welcome to the Shirk Report where you will find 25 funny images, 10 interesting articles and 5 entertaining videos from the last 7 days of sifting. Most images found on Reddit; articles from Twitter, RSS and email; video...

Photo editing apps for smartphones are a dime a dozen these days, but today there’s a new one that hopes to stand above its competitors with a couple of innovative filter-centric features. It’s called Priime, and is ...

Recently we joined our friends at CreativeLive for a panel discussion as part of their 2015 Gear Day. Our live discussion centered on the continued rise of mirrorless cameras, 4K video and what it means for stills phot...

The new street photographer is one that needs to use immediate sharing of mobile communities to their best advantage.

David Brommer lives and breathes photography from his work as Director of the B&H Event Space to his passion projects.