Not just any camera can be used to capture content that is designed to be streamed on Netflix, and many do not have a firm grasp of why these particular cameras were selected. Netflix is finally shedding a bit of light on what makes a camera "approved."
It can be heartbreaking to discover a favorite picture on an iPhone or a photograph from a recent shoot has been unexpectedly deleted. The good news is that there are several ways to recover deleted photos, some quite simple and most can be done directly from the iPhone itself.
Deepfakes are a problem, and we need to talk about the rising issue of fake content on the internet and how some companies are shifting to put some of the blame for what they created on our shoulders. For more, read this week's Clipped Highlights!
Shashank Khanna won the grand prize in Outdoor Photographer's Great Outdoors 2021 photo competition, only to realize his composite image broke competition rules.
The Panasonic G100 has a clever three mic setup but no means of checking what they're recording. It's far from unique in this respect.
Is this thing on? Can you hear me?
I hope so, because I have something to say about camera audio, and I really want the camera companies to hear it: If you're going to market a camera as being good for shooting video, it... more
Godox has announced the Lux Junior, an adorable retro-inspired flash unit designed to keep it simple.
The Lux Junior eschews the contemporary speedlight design for a more retro form factor with manual controls. Its design is reminiscent of older cameras and... more
Nikon has announced firmware version 2.1 for its Z9 mirrorless camera system. While not nearly as significant as the version 2.0 update released back in April, version 2.1 does bring improvements, most notably in the autofocus (AF)... more
