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Sounds like that manager will never do that again.

Aurora Aperture Inc. has announced an impressive, adaptable, and versatile tripod that aims to be the one tripod to rule them all.

People suck sometimes.

People are so weird with their pets.

Generation Z users on TikTok are complaining about the difficulties of using a digital camera -- instead of a smartphone -- for taking photos.

East Germany, or the German Democratic Republic (GDR), was one of the most tightly-controlled police states in recent memory from 1949 to 1990 that would spy on its own citizens throughout using all sorts of fascinating ...

Photographer Brad Bradley, who first attended the Cotton Bowl Classic in 1948 and went on to photograph the college football game a further 74 times, has died aged 101.

Well done revenge. 10/10.

Sony appears interested in expanding how its cameras communicate with photographers by adding haptic feedback that can be felt through its cameras' shutter buttons.

Meaningful regulatory action hasn't been taken at this time

Intel's next-generation CPUs are coming to stores tomorrow and the highest-end i9 promises 6GHz "right out of the box."

Google has offered indemnity to its users if they are sued for copyright violation after using its generative AI tools.

One extremely lucky photographer recently experienced the find of a lifetime at his local Goodwill thrift store. While looking through the home entertainment section, he was shocked to find a $1,399 professional camera l...

I love that she got ruined by this.

Big companies suck.

Photographers were out in force across the United States this past weekend to capture a rare phenomenon known as an annular solar eclipse which momentarily created a "ring of fire" in the sky.

Panasonic will release a firmware update for the S5 II and S5 IIX on October 24 that adds three new features, including the ability to create a high-resolution, 96-megapixel, eight-second, handheld exposure.

There's a lot that's potentially cringe in this one.

A Reuters videographer was killed and six other journalists injured in southern Lebanon when missiles fired from the direction of Israel struck them.

Maybe someday we'll get this in the United States?

A newly proposed bipartisan senate bill is aiming to protect people from having their likeness and voice generated by artificial intelligence (AI).