Photography News

It's official we've joined forces with Chris Niccolls and Jordan Drake, formerly of The Camera Store TV, to bring you an all-new video series. To kick off the series, they take an in-depth look at the Sony a7 III. Take a look as they put the camera to work in the field from landscapes in the Canadian Rockies to some low-light portraits at a local pinball spot.

Read our in-depth a7 III review for even more... more

Conor McDonnell is a UK-based photographer who became a Nikon ambassador earlier this month at the age of 26. In 2014, at the age of 22, McDonnell was asked to photograph the wedding of Kanye West and Kim... more

If you have deep pockets and a deep love for rare cameras, check out this… ring. It’s a gold ring that’s actually an extremely rare Soviet-era spy camera used by the KGB.

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The winner of the Environment category of the prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition has been disqualified after the competitions organizers discovered the anteater starring in his dramatic nighttime image is stuffed. According to the competition, photographer Marcio Cabralwho had won 1,250 and... more

Photographers commonly deal with photos being used without permission these days, but oftentimes infringements can be resolved in a friendly and agreeable way. Concert photographer Adrienne Row-Smith... more

Earlier this month, Adobe released an update that massively revamped its Camera Profiles, renaming the feature Profiles. In addition to... more

Polaroid cameras are fun to use, but shooting high numbers of instant photos can get very expensive very quickly. Tim Alex Jacobs, known as mitxela online, recently solved this problem by modifying a standard Polaroid camera... more

If you love unusual cameras and happen to have $20,000 burning a hole in your pocket, you'll definitely want to pop over to eBay and check out this fascinating gold ring/spy camera. Thats right. The ornate 14-karat solid gold ring you see above is actually a camera in disguise.

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It looks like Fujifilm's software engineers have been working overtime the past few weeks. Today, the company has released firmware updates for three of its X-series cameras: the brand new X-H1, as well as the older X-E3 and X100F. In all cases, the new software addresses some user-reported bugs and improves camera performance.

Version 1.20 of the XE-3 firmware... more

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