Update: World Press Photo to reevaluate post-processing rules after controversy
A forensic image analyst says the 2012 World Press Photo of the Year had been faked, but an independent investigation concludes that the photo is authentic.
Forget sunlight or alkaline, Brunton’s new mobile charger gets power from hydrogen
Designed for the outdoorsman but useable anywhere, Brunton's Hydrogen Reactor charger uses fuel-cell technology to provide portable power to electronics.
Need to water your lawn? The Raincloud has already taken care of it for you
The RainCloud is an affordable automated watering system that irrigates your lawn or plants with a Raspberry Pi computer and basic parts.
Skip the Dropbox middleman with your own Western Digital personal cloud storage
Western Digital has launched a new "personal cloud storage" device called My Cloud, which you access remotely from anywhere via computer or smart device.
Miniature wide-angle lens delivers sharp clarity that rivals traditional DSLR glass
Researchers at UC San Diego have developed a mini wide-angle lens that delivers high-resolution images, yet small enough to fit inside a smartphone.
GoPro’s new Hero3+ features smaller, lighter design, and improved optics and performance
GoPro has updated the Hero3 with the new Hero3+, a POV camera that's smaller and lighter than its predecessor, and better performing.
WestLicht will again auction off expensive and rare vintage cameras, no filters required
The WestLight auction house will hold its 24th Camera Auction on November 23, where you'll find some of the world's most precious vintage cameras.
Google+ improves RAW-to-JPEG conversion, supports more than 70 cameras
Google has improved RAW-to-JPEG conversion in Google+. RAW images from more than 70 cameras converted for viewing and editing now look better, Google says.
Edgertronic camera shoots Hollywood-style high-res, slo-mo videos, minus the big budget
A new camera developed by MIT-trained engineers can capture high-resolution, super-slow-motion video, but costs less than $5,000.
The future of Epson’s inkjet technology lies in a ‘chip’ that’s thin as a razor blade
Epson unveiled its next-generation inkjet technology, PrecisionCore, with a print head that's small and thin.
Weye Feye turns your smart device into a Canon, Nikon DSLR remote controller
The Weye Feye adds wireless support to select Canon and Nikon DSLR cameras, giving you remote control via an iOS or Android smartphone or tablet.
New York Times paints portrait of a diverse America through the eyes of teenagers
The New York Times created a project where it asked more than 3,000 kids to submit photos that reflect the places and people of where they live.
Nikon’s 1 series gets tough with waterproof, shockproof, and freezeproof AW1
Nikon's new AW1 is billed as the world's first waterproof and shockproof interchangeable lens camera. Plus, Nikon introduces two new rugged Nikkor 1 lenses.
Nat Geo magazine dedicates 125th anniversary to the photography that shaped its history
Celebrating its 125th anniversary, National Geographic magazine is dedicating its October issue entirely to photography and its contribution to the medium.
Nokia gets 2 famous smartphone-averse photographers to shoot with a Lumia 1020
Nokia collaborated with respected photographers David Bailey and Bruce Weber on a project using the Lumia 1020 on a photo shoot in New York City.
Fujifilm makes its X-series compact system cameras more attainable with new $600 X-A1
Barely three months after introducing the X-M1 compact system camera, Fujifilm shows off an even more affordable entry-level model, the X-A1.
Is medium format the new (old) frontier for camera makers, and why does it matter?
Rumor sites are reporting that both Nikon and Canon are working on medium format products. What is medium format, and why would it matter?
Canon captures fireflies in darkness with prototype high-sensitivity CMOS sensor
With a prototype camera built around a high-sensitivity CMOS sensor, Canon was able to record and track fireflies in near darkness.
Made for 4K, SanDisk introduces two new Extreme Pro CompactFlash cards
Ideal for videographers, SanDisk's new 256GB Extreme Pro is a fast, durable, large-capacity CF card that's designed for 4K and Full HD video recording.
Olympus OM-D E-M1 is one tough Micro Four Thirds camera that will take on any DSLR
With a new sensor, image processor, and a fast autofocusing system, Olympus' new flagship OM-D E-M5 is a tough-bodied camera that will challenge many DSLRs.
Leica C may be a Panasonic LF1 with stylish new clothes, but it’s something you can afford
The Leica C is a rebadged Panasonic LF1, sharing the exact specs. But you get a beautiful design and a copy of Adobe Lightroom for $200 more.
App developers can take control of Sony’s cameras thanks to company’s new API
Sony has released a new API that would allow third-party developers to add support for Sony cameras into their smartphone and tablet apps.
5 cameras that say it’s never too early to get your kids started on photography
When's a good time to get kids interested in photography? As soon as they grab onto a camera without dropping it. Here are five kid-friendly cameras.
A new kid called Oppo is poised to take on Samsung and Sony in the camera space
Oppo, relatively unknown Chinese consumer electronics manufacturer, is ready to take on Samsung, Sony, and other in the photography market.
Fujifilm announces fast f/1.4 23mm premium lens for X-series compact system cameras
Fujifilm has added a new 23mm fast f/1.4 lens for its X-series compact system cameras, ideal for low-light shooting and bokeh background blurring.
Nikon’s new Coolpix cams won’t steal the show, but they offer boost in features
Nikon introduced two new Coolpix models, the P7800 and S02. Both are updates to existing cameras, but they have enhanced features and performance.
Sony gives 4K content creation to the people with new FDR-AX1 Handycam
Seeking to dominate the 4K arena, Sony today unveiled the AX1 Handycam, a nearly $4,500 consumer camcorder that can shoot in 4K resolution.
Is this the next camera in Olympus’ OM-D Micro Four-Thirds series, called the E-M1?
Olympus will debut a new high-end Micro Four-Thirds OM-D camera next week called the E-M1, according to the 4/3 Rumors website.
Sony rumored to be working on a sensor-shifting camera that ‘autofocuses’ any lens
According to Sony Alpha Rumors, Sony is working on an E-mount camera with a sensor that allows it to autofocus any brand of lenses attached.
A photographer documents the new San Francisco Bay Bridge from beginning to end
As a new span of the San Francisco Bay Bridge opens, the work of photographer Joe Blum, who has been documenting its construction, is being recognized.