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Looking to make your own DSLR camera trap housing? You've come to the right place. Camera trapping is an increasingly popular technique, and it's rather addictive too. The ability to leave your DSLR camera out for days o...

If these leaked images are to be trusted, DJI has a surprise in store for Photokina. It’s supposedly called the “Mavic,” and it’s a foldable drone that’s going to be smaller, lighter, and more portable than DJI...

Photographer and artist Fabian Oefner is known for his creative work with paint, oil, and even petrol. He’s a master of finding beauty in chemistry, and capturing that beauty through his camera lens. Oil Spill, his mos...

In what is either a crazy accident or a brilliant attempt at a bit of viral marketing, this video shows 8-year-old Ruby Kavanagh, a world-class junior golfer, knocking a $1,900 drone out of the sky with a well-placed dri...

A camera store in Utah is attempting to make their product advertisements as cute as they are informative with some help from their local Humane Society. Pictureline, a Utah camera store that’s been in business since F...

We hope that all of you US readers are enjoying your labor day festivities! But we wanted to jump in with as quick deals update on with some of the many notable deals available today. So lets jump to it so you can get ba...

There is not enough grey matter in all the skulls in all of the world to deduce why this Florida felon decided his wanted posted would make a good profile picture. On August 29th, Stuart Police Department in Martin Count...

One of the things that always tends to surprise me is how differently I edit images that were taken with my phone versus images that were taken with my DSLR. Of course, there are obvious differences between the equipment...

Action cameras have come a long way since the very first GoPro hit the market in 2005 (it used 35mm film, if you can believe that.) They've increasingly shrunk in size, and video quality has improved dramatically with e...

Before that, I used film. It had to be scanned into a computer, then manipulated digitally. That was alright--but when I picked up this Canon, I thought it was amazing. It's instant feedback. You see exactly what you're ...