Category: Photography News

Bullying on social media is one of the more prominent topics of our times and it doesn’t seem like anyone really has an elegant solution to some of the bigger issues out there with it. One of those is the use of media featuring individuals who did not consent to be in the video or… Continue reading Twitter Bans Posting Media Without Permission of Those Featured

We sometimes forget just how dangerous photography and videography can be for one reason or the other. And journalists along with their teams are often on the front lines of some of the most harrowing situations. That’s why it’s absolutely heartbreaking to report on the death of a KRON4 security guard who was killed during… Continue reading KRON4 News Security Guard Shot Dead During Robbery of Camera Gear in California

We’re moments away from the debut of what many press outlets are dubbing the “largest digital camera ever built.” Naturally, it’s going to be used to observe the stars – and even look back into time, according to Gizmodo. The appropriately named Legacy Survey of Space and Time (LSST) camera is being built at the… Continue reading Legacy Survey of Space and Time (LSST) Camera Almost Ready to Go

One of the first things you need to get if you’re serious about photography as a business is a website. Of course, making a professional-looking website is easier said than done…unless you’re using a service like Format. There are a bunch of other website-builder platforms out there, but none caught Zenfolio’s eye quite like the… Continue reading Photographer-Focused Zenfolio Purchases Website-Building Platform Format

Instagram just debuted two new features that are sure to make life a little bit easier for the content creators among us. First, the company made a huge update to the popular Carousel content option. Previously, if you wanted to delete a single photo from a Carousel, you had to delete the whole thing; now,… Continue reading Instagram Introduces “Rage Shake” Among Other Features

The shopping frenzy that typically ensues at the end of the year will officially kick off in a big way this Friday but many people might end up disappointed this winter as supply chain issues continue to be a thing. Specifically, Sony is halting orders on some products due to supply chain issues, Photo Rumor… Continue reading Supply Chain Issues Force Sony to Press Pause on Some Cameras and Other Products

Hubble is giving life and renewed hope to photographers around the world that work with older but still-awesome gear. That’s because its instruments are slowly coming back to life after a recent scare that many worried had knocked the fabled telescope out of commission forever. NASA reports that another major component just came back online… Continue reading Hubble Slowly Wobbling Back to Life

One can only dream, right? And, in this case, we’re talking about either having enough money to afford this or the camera itself. If you hadn’t heard, old Leica’s are huge on the collector’s market and this 1957 Leica MP that just sold for $USD 1.34 million is proof positive of that. More specifically, it… Continue reading Leica Camera from the 1950s Sells for Millions at Auction