Freefly Movi gimbal is designed for smartphone filmmakers
With the new Movi, Freefly has finally taken its turn at building a consumer-oriented gimbal, and the company’s years of experience building large stabilizers for Hollywood has paid off. The Movi offers a wealth of advanced features combined with an excellent app and great controls.
Away from the studio? Alfred A.I. fixes bad lighting on phone photos
Can't fit studio lighting gear in your pocket? Relonch Alfred is an A.I.-powered app that helps correct bad lighting in smartphone shots by automatically making localized adjustments based on exposure and color maps of the image. Future versions of the app will also work with video.
How to tackle street photography? First, lay off the excuses
Street photography can be a real challenge at times, and sometimes finding excuses not to go out with your camera can lead to weeks, even months, of never pressing the shutter. Here are 7 common excuses not to shoot the street, and how you can overcome them.
Here’s what Google Lens’ Style Match, Smart Text Selection features look like
Google announced four new improvements to Google Lens, but what's key is that the technology is going to be built into the camera apps on phones from several other manufacturers such as LG, Sony, and OnePlus. We tried it out here at Google I/O 2018.
Photo editing on old computers is slow, but this app just made it 12x faster
Skylum -- formerly Macphun -- recently put out an impressive update for its Luminar photo-editing software. We spoke with Skylum CTO Dima Sytnyk to talk about what inspired him and his team to tackle performance over new and shiny features in Luminar's latest update.
Meet Explorest, the photo-scouting app curated by real photographers
Tired of cat photos and selfies when trying photo scouting apps? Explorest is hand-curated by real photographers for pro photos and details. The app shares profit with photographers, Instagrammers, and travelers to create a curated list of photo spots. The app recently expanded to the U.S.
Why downhill camera operators are winter sport’s true unsung heroes
Downhill camera operators for snowboarding films and big events like the Olympics or the Burton U.S. Open have a tough but highly rewarding job. Calling them the sport's unsung heroes is just the tip of the iceberg.
Camera shootout: LG V30S ThinQ vs. Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus
The Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus has earned plenty of acclaim for its impressive camera, but LG's new V30S ThinQ also has a great camera. How do the two South Korean brands stack up when we put the them to the test in a camera shootout? We found out in the beautiful town of Basel, Switzerland.
Can Google’s Pixel 2 ace conventional cameras? We spent a week finding out
With incredible HDR imaging and a portrait mode that works with a single lens, the camera in the Google Pixel 2 shoots well beyond its class.
Can the DSLR reinvent itself to thrive in a mirrorless world?
As mirrorless cameras continue to pick up speed -- thanks to Sony's innovative offerings -- the DSLR is beginning to look like a dinosaur faced with enduring a meteor impact. But can it be saved? Here's how.
How a former Kodak janitor built MS Paint, the world’s most popular image editor
The software you know as Paint started its life as PC Paintbrush. Digital Trends spoke to its creator about how the project came about, and its lasting popularity.
Low-light camera shootout: Galaxy S9 Plus vs. Pixel 2 XL vs. iPhone X and more
To find the low-light smartphone camera champion, we pit the Galaxy S9 against the Pixel 2 XL, iPhone X, Mate 10 Pro, LG V30, and HTC U11 in a camera shootout in Barcelona.
Frightened by flash? Learn to light with an LED panel first
Flash photography can be a hard topic for novice photographers to face. Fortunately, if you want an easier way to learn about lighting, a small LED panel may be just the solution you need.
Can a Chromebook replace a laptop in a photographer’s workflow?
With a native version of Adobe Lightroom, Google's Pixelbook proves that Chrome OS can mature. But can it keep up with MacOS and Windows for serious photo editing?
From classic to cloud: How I learned to love Lightroom CC
Lightroom CC has finally grown into a competent photo editor, one that syncs your photos and adjustments across all of your devices. But it also comes with growing pains.
5 features that make awful smartphone cameras a thing of the past
After five years of testing smartphone cameras, DxOMark is sharing the key features that mean access to better pictures in our pockets.
This Netflix film was shot with nothing but GoPro cameras
Filmmakers shot the movie, Face 2 Face, using only GoPro cameras, which allowed them to capture the unique actors’ point of view and narrative that was required.
Get closer. Lee Chapman shares the secrets of his Tokyo street photography
Tokyo street photographer Lee Chapman likes to get close to his subjects, and often considers it a bonus if they look right at the camera. We asked the Brit about his work, and how he captures striking portraits of the city's many colorful characters.
ProGrade Digital promises a failure-free card, but do you believe them?
Drawing on a combined 60 years of experience in the memory card industry, ProGrade Digital was founded with one goal in mind: To better serve the professional photographer and filmmaker community.
What does it take to photograph the Olympics? Grit, not gear
There's a hidden competition at the Olympics -- the photographers vying for that great shot. Here's what it's like to be one of them.
How a blockchain-based digital photo notary is fighting fraud and fake news
Truepic is an image authentication company that’s taking a high-tech approach to fighting fraud and fake news, verifying images at the point of capture and securely encoding them in the blockchain.
From unicorns to space, Shutterstock pinpoints 2018’s Creative Trends
Want to sell more stock photos or graphics? Try unicorns, space photos, women's rights or punchy pastel colors, Shutterstock's 2018 Creative Trends report suggests.
Authentic content is in: 2018 photography trends fuse reality and creativity
What will 2018 photography trends bring? Images that are both real and creative, stock photography data suggests.
Olympus M. Zuiko F1.2 Pro lenses prove there’s life left in Micro Four Thirds
With great image quality, rich character, and professional build quality, the M. Zuiko F1.2 Pro lenses impress. But can the Micro Four Thirds format keep up?
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: Instant prints from your phone, snake fences
Check out our roundup of the best new crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the web this week.
You shot the perfect photo. Here’s how to get the perfect print
Follow the right steps, and you’ll know how to print digital photos perfect every time, no matter the printer you’re using.
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: Ultra-grippy socks and dirt-cheap 3D printers
Check out our roundup of the best new crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the web this week.
This isn’t the end of printed photos, it’s the golden age
Printed photos are far from dead. In fact, both casual and professional photo printing can thrive in the digital age.
Google thought of everything with its new Clips lifelogging cam. Except ‘Why?’
Is Google Clips another lifelogging camera no one asked for, or is it the device that will finally jumpstart this trend?
The Google Pixel 2 camera already earned the highest scores yet — here’s why
The Google Pixel 2 camera mixes hardware updates and machine learning to create several unique features for smartphone photography.
To get the perfect mountain shot, photographer Corey Rich has to climb it first
For Corey Rich, mountain climbing and photography are just another day at the office.
Here’s what HEIF and HEVC are, and why they’ll improve your iPhone with iOS 11
Apple is adopting two new photo and video file formats, HEIF and HEVC. Here's a look at the benefits and limitations.
How to use variable speed on YouTube — and the process behind it
In a string of updates, YouTube now allows mobile viewers to speed up or slow down the video with variable speed. Here is how.
FrontRow is a wearable camera that lets you live in the moment, and capture it
FrontRow is a wearable camera by Ubiquiti Labs. Hang it around your neck and press the media button to live-stream and capture moments.