Category: Photography News

It’s better to be late than never. And for the James Webb Space Telescope, the wait has felt like forever though that all came to an end today as the telescope originally thought up in 1996 finally left the Earth’s surface in a triumph for the collaborative partnership between the European Space Agency (ESA), Canadian… Continue reading James Webb Space Telescope Officially Launches

Some of us aren’t that gifted with using the computer to get the output we want. And, luckily for that cohort, Adobe is making it easier than ever before to get the results you want without spending hours mastering their various applications. Introducing Creative Cloud Express, the company’s latest iteration in its online platform that… Continue reading Creative Cloud Express Offers Adobe Users an Easy-to-Use Alternative

Canon, Sony, and Panasonic aren’t immune to the supply-chain issues impacting electronics makers worldwide. But no one quite expected the number of product delays to be this extensive – or this long. Coming as a surprise to no one but those who haven’t been paying attention lately, the three companies outlined what products would be… Continue reading Supply-Chain Issues Force Three Major Japanese Camera Manufacturers to Delay Products

Privacy and data protection are two of the major issues of our times. And probably for more than a few good reasons, not least among them is the tendency of some companies to skirt the rules and, in some cases, outright break the law. In the case of Clearview AI in France, the country’s privacy… Continue reading French Privacy Watchdog Accuses Clearview AI of GDPR Violations, Wants Company to Delete Photos

Instagram users just got a major win in terms of request features that help protect photographers’ and creators’ work from misuse and misappropriation through the embedding tool. To prevent embedding of content before this update, a user had to make the Instagram account private. Now, public accounts can forbid embeds in what is being hailed… Continue reading NOTICE: You Can Now Disallow Embeds on Instagram

The Parker Solar Probe accomplished a first for space exploration when, according to NASA, it “touched the sun,” grazing the solar system’s celestial body’s corona or upper atmosphere. And, naturally, we’ve got photographs of it all as well as those same images strung together into an amazing video. Not only can you see the corona’s… Continue reading Parker Solar Probe Captures the Moment It Passes Through the Sun’s Corona in First for Space Exploration

The space event of the year is delayed one more time (unfortunately) but it looks like all things are a go for December 24. That’s when the James Webb Space Telescope launches, capping a round of delays that extends all the way back to 2007. A blog post on the NASA website by Alise Fisher… Continue reading James Webb Space Telescope Launching on December 24

It takes a lot to wow the world of tech, but Oppo’s new MariSilicon X chip, an in-house design capable of capturing RAW images on a smartphone, is beyond impressive – it’s also a smartphone photography first. At least that’s what Bloomberg is reporting. Whereas other makers use compression of some kind or the other,… Continue reading China’s Oppo Debuts MariSilicon X: An In-House Chip Design Capable of Delivering Superior Quality Images

Things are getting even tougher for consumers looking for a brand new Sony ZV-E10 camera this year. That’s because the company is suspending orders on the new camera until this chip shortage situation can get itself righted and production back on track. When will that be? As of press, it is pretty much anyone’s guess… Continue reading Sony Presses Pause on New Orders for the ZV-E10