Josh Haner discovered TV journalists had the ability to live stream content wirelessly, so he created a backpack that allows photographers to do the same.
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office awarded Amazon with the "Studio Arrangement" patent, which describes a technique already used by all photographers.
The Not-A-Camera is a custom necklace made out of wood to resemble a DSLR. However, it's also an actual spy camera that can shoot both photos and videos.
Louisiana's State Senate created two bills intending to outlaw the use of aerial drones for shooting photos and videos. One bill has already been shot down.
A rare set of computer images created and digitally edited by Andy Warhol on a Commodore Amiga home computer has been recovered, after more than 20 years.
Looking to test out some camera gear before plunging in with the credit card? Try renting first. Several new companies are getting into the rental business.
Ricoh's new medium-format Pentax 645Z now utilizes a CMOS sensor, which allows the camera to achieve photos with greater depth, colors, and shadow details.
On April 8, astronaut Steven Swanson made history by becoming the first person to post on Instagram, from outer space. That photo? A selfie, naturally.
Windows XP is retiring, but the memory of the OS will live on through Charles O'Rear's iconic "Bliss" image, which served as the iconic background image.