Photography News

Canon's DSLR 24-70mm F2.8 topped this year's most-rented list but the number of EF-mount rentals as a whole fell.

Image: Canon

Camera and lens rental house LensRentals has published its annual top twenty list of the most frequently rented gear.

You can find more information over on the LensRentals blog, but here's the top twenty, with an... more

A tourist was dragged from a train while filming a selfie video after dangling out of a carriage window to get the perfect shot.

[Read More]

TCL+, a streaming service from television manufacturer TCL, has revealed a series of AI-generated movies that it believes heralds a new era of filmmaking similar to the Golden Age of Hollywood.

[Read More]

Meta must face a lawsuit brought on by defunct animated photography app Phhhoto which accuses Instagram of copying its main feature and driving it out of business.

[... more

A man has been given a 12-month suspended sentence after being found guilty of one count of assault when he spat on a TV cameraman during a Covid-19 protest.

[Read More]

At a young age, wildlife photographer and Pelican user …

[Read More]

Anamorphic lenses open a new world of creative possibilities for filmmakers like me, but they can also transform still photography.

[Read More]

Yashica and I'm Back have previously teamed up for fun and unusual photo products like the I'm Back Film and the tiny Micro Mirrorless Micro Four Thirds camera. The latest collaboration is significantly stranger: the Yashica I'm Back VirtusX1 cycling helmet.

[... more

Apple is rolling out iOS version 18.2 which features ChatGPT-powered Siri among other updates but also has a set of changes to its Photos app experience that are designed to address some user complaints.

[Read... more

The Apple Vision Pro has always been able to take the screen from a Mac and display it in a virtual space as a massive, private monitor but starting today, the new Wide and Ultrawide settings are available.

[Read More]

Pages