Enid Burns
Former Digital Trends Contributor
Enid Burns is a freelance writer who has covered consumer electronics, online advertising, mobile, technology electronic entertainment, and fitness-related trends for more than a decade. She helps run the fitness tech blog KineticShift.com. Her work has appeared in numerous publications including The New York Daily News, Playboy, and Computer Shopper.
Adobe gives peek at 7 advertising projects that may make their way to all of us
Projects still in development at Adobe harness the power of A.I., augmented reality, machine learning and data to advance ad metrics, edit photos, and provide entertainment for customers. Seven new features and programs took center stage at the company's annual Adobe Summit for the marketing community.
Brands look to personalization to reach customers, but at what cost to privacy?
The days of blanket advertising are all but over. Increasingly, advertising and other messaging will be addressed directly to you and will cater to your needs and desires. This is part of the new move toward personalization by brands. But, as a consumer, it also means you have to surrender a degree of privacy.
New Polaroid-branded camera accessories add stabilization, underwater protection
Polaroid has three branded accessories for enhancing your cameras. They include two stabilizers and a series of underwater housing cases.
Action cam newcomer Ezviz takes on GoPro with new 4K-ready shooters
Ezviz, a maker of home security cameras, is introducing a new lineup of action cams that go head-to-head with GoPro's Hero4.
Shoot smooth panoramic videos with Polaroid’s Eyeball Head gadget
Polaroid has a handy gadget for shooting smooth 360-degree panoramic photos and videos.
Photo contest gives you chance to become part of Panasonic’s Luminary Team
Panasonic is running a photo contest where winners could become honorary members in the company's Luminary Team photographer program. Oh, and three winners could win some photography gear, including the GX8 and G7 cameras.
Recently is the app that turns your photos into an artsy monthly magazine
Looking for a way to share your digital photos in an analog medium? Turn them into a monthly magazine with Recently.
Cyclops Gear’s CGX2 action camera captures your stunts in Ultra-High Def
Cyclops Gear's new action camera, the CGX2, touts 4K video recording and an LCD in a compact, GoPro-esque form-factor.
Don’t shoot RAW: Reuters instructs photographers to submit only JPEGs
News agency Reuters is requesting all its freelance photographers to submit only original, unedited JPEG files, not uncompressed RAW files.
ONA’s camera bags are so stylish you’ll want to use them every day
ONA is a camera bag maker that blends style with function, founded by an avid photographer.
This remote shutter gadget for Nikon or Canon DSLRs also lets you control settings
The Pulse is a gadget that not only remotely triggers your camera shutter, but it lets you adjust settings too.
Sanho touts Hyper iShowFast as world’s fastest flash drive for iOS devices
A follow-up to last year's iStick, the Hyper iShowFast from Sanho is a flash drive with both USB 3.0 and Lightning connectors.
MiMedia is a new cloud storage platform focusing on media consumption
A new cloud storage platform, MiMedia, aims to provide an easy-to-use environment that lets you access your media from almost any device.
Tiny1, a camera for capturing the night sky with ease and clarity, is now on Indiegogo
The Tiny1 is the first consumer camera designed for astronomy, according to its creator.
Memento 4K Smart Frame makes digital photos look like high-quality prints
The Memento calls itself a 4K smart frame, with the capability of displaying high-resolution photos that resemble printed art, the company says.
At a moment’s notice, Camslinger Streetomatic has your camera at the ready
The Camslinger Streetomatic is a bag that's attached to your waist, giving you quicker access to your camera.
Remove camera shake blurs and hazy skies, edit 4K video in Adobe Elements 14
Adobe Photoshop Elements 14 adds camera shake removal and haze removal, while Premiere Elements 14 supports for 4K video, among other improvements.
Sony’s compact 4K Super 35mm camcorder will take your YouTube videos to next level
Sony's new FS5 is for filmmakers looking for a compact 4K Super 35mm camcorder.
Lowepro launches ViewPoint bags designed to haul your action camera gear
Lowepro introduced a new series of bags, called ViewPoint, that are designed for action camera users.
The Hampton lady’s purse is actually a DSLR camera bag traveling incognito
For women photographers who find camera bags to be dull or too masculine, the Hampton is designed to look more like a purse.
Sony launches new website dedicated to Alpha camera users
For both long-time users and newcomers, Sony has launched a new website dedicated to its Alpha-series cameras, called Alpha Universe.
Narrative adds video recording to tiny Clip 2 lifelogging camera
With Wi-Fi, stronger specs, and video, the Narrative Clip 2 doubles as both a lifelogging camera and a capable action cam.
With disposable cameras, London’s homeless capture city through their eyes
What happens when you give 100 disposable cameras to London's homeless? You get unique perspectives from the eyes of an often marginalized group.
Canon’s new 35mm lens has highest level of chromatic aberration correction
Using a new lens element, Canon says its new 35mm EF L-series lens has the highest level of chromatic aberration correction of any lens.
New Flipagram camera feature lets you create real-time videos to favorite tunes
Flipagram's new Music Video Camera lets you easily record yourself lip-syncing to favorite tunes – a popular trend on social media, Flipagram says.
Turn digital photos Into creative art with a blender pen
Looking for an easy crafts project for your photos? A blender pen lets you transfer laser- or photocopy-printed images onto any surface.
Scientists develop imaging tech to help 3D cameras see in bright light
A new technology could help depth-sensing cameras like the Microsoft Kinect make out the 3D contours in any lighting condition.
Incase’s new GoPro backpack pays homage to pro surfer Kelly Slater
Incase collaborated with surfing pro Kelly Slater to design a line of custom accessories for GoPro users.
Corel adds new brushes, performance boost to Painter 2016 illustration app
Corel Painter 2016 is out, and it comes with new brushes, streamlined workflow, and new performance features, plus new brushes for Photoshop via plugin.
Fujifilm’s new infrared camera isn’t for photographers, but cops, doctors, scientists
Fujifilm's new X-T1 IR mirrorless camera is able to "see" light invisible to human eye.
If you have a second to spare, Panasonic can make you a 3D image
At its headquarters in Osaka, Japan, Panasonic created a 3D photo booth that lets you "scan" using 120 Lumix GH4 cameras.
This photography bag suits your everyday needs, with or without a camera
Peak Design's new Everyday Messenger is a camera bag that's made for all users, not just photographers.
Watch mountain biker Brandon Semenuk complete a run, captured in just 1 take
Biker Brandon Semenuk is the first to perform not only the longest shot in action sports history, but it was all captured in one continuous take.