Photography News

The Canon 5D Mark IV is about a week away from its expected announcement … cue massive photo and specs leak. As is SO often the case when a major, much-anticipated product announcement is on the horizon, the folks over...

Alberto Seveso captures amazing textures and patterns that only last for a fraction of a second

Re-creation by UK Military Aviation Authority A military pilot in the UK is reportedly facing a court martial after his camera became wedged against a military transport plane's controls, causing it to plunge 4400ft/1.3k...

Daniel Norton, the same photographer who showed you how to capture three distinct looks simultaneously when you’re pressed for time on a shoot, is back for another useful quick tip. This time, he’s showing you how to...

After 70 years of providing aspiring photographers with a formal education, Brooks Institute announced this month that it will be permanently closing its doors. The sudden closure came as a shock, especially to current s...

Corel has launched PaintShop Pro X9, the latest version of its photo editing software. With the X9 version, PaintShop Pro adds seven new features, as well as two enhancements to existing features, including new Interacti...

Beyond Canon there probably isn't a more well known photography brand than Nikon, the big two have been dukeing it out in this field for decades. We have already covered Canon's portrait lenses, so today we take a look a...

To hear photographer Nathan Wirth tell it, the wonder of old movies, TV shows, and comic books was that they were so obviously unrealistic. These old fantasies sparked the creative fire inside Wirth, and it’s in homage...

“The Light Collector” is a new 3.5-minute short film about Dilish Parekh, the man who holds the Guinness World Record for “Largest Collection of Cameras” by amassing a collection of about 4,500 cameras. The film ...

Researchers from Harvard and the University of Vermont have found a way to use Instagram to detect depression. Using machine learning tools, they developed a model that can predict whether a person is clinically depresse...

Hey folks, Just a reminder–We’re teaming up with Tamron to giveaway a Tamron 85mm f1.8 Di VC USD lens in Canon, Nikon or Sony DSLR mounts. In case you didn’t know, it’s a winner of our Editor’s Choice award. Ru...

Passenger trains won't be great again any time soon. Here's why

I've been very quiet since the Kickstarter for La Noir Image failed, but as I stated in our last update a while ago, that wasn't the end. To refresh, La Noir Image is out black and white photography publication--which is...

While Canon was out trying to plug up a major leak, Nikon was busy making an official camera announcement today. In a bid to recruit a few more DSLR beginners to its ranks, Nikon revealed the D3400 and four fresh kit len...

Introduction The Fujifilm X-E2S is essentially a Fujifilm X-E2 with firmware updates and some very minor tweaks. That doesn't mean it's a bad camera, or that people shouldn't consider it. Over the course of doing a thoro...

Photographer Nathan Hostetter usually works with natural lighting and tries to emulate some sort of film look to his images. His photos can be characterized as having some sort of elegance to them while also finding a wa...

This POV Hot Wheels ride combines 8 different track sections into one epic joyride using clever 'teleporting tunnels'

Today, Nikon is unveiling a load of new lenses for their APS-C DSLR cameras and the new Nikon D3400 DSLR camera. This camera is equipped with Bluetooth connectivity that lets it connect to the Nikon SnapBridge app.

In addition to a new entry-level DSLR body, Nikon has formally announced a total of four DX-format Nikkor lenses. The AF-P DX NIKKOR 18-55mm F3.5-5.6G VR and AF-P DX NIKKOR 70-300mm F4.5-6.3G ED VR are both introduced...

Nikon has announced the D3400, updating its most beginner-friendly entry-level DSLR. The D3400 is physically smaller than its D3300 predecessor, but continues to offer many of the same specifications including a 24MP AP...

Commercial photographer Raphael Olivier visits Pyongyang to explore the city's vintage socialist architecture