Here's how Panasonic was able to create a 60 fps 4K still camera
How do you create a small still camera that can shoot 60 fps 4K with no time limits? By solving the heat problem.
Hot dog! Yelp photo classification makes food shots easier to browse
Object recognition can now help you decide where to go for lunch with Yelp photo classification, designed to help users find specific dishes.
How Red Bull captured a 1,200-mile trek through Vietnam for ‘Blood Road’
Red Bull Media House director Nicholas Schrunk takes us through the experience of filming “Blood Road” for 23 days on the Ho Chi Minh trail.
Pass the barf bag, please! Pulling 5 Gs in a Red Bull stunt plane
During the Red Bull Air Race, the energy drink company took members of the media up for a ride-along in a Challenger-class race plane.
These tech innovations will keep photo prints alive
As more photos are being taken but fewer photos are being printed, Nations Photo Lab CEO Ryan Millman discusses what's next for the industry.
Find high flying inspiration with the NYC Drone Film Festival's incredible winning videos
This year's New York Drone Film Festival featured an impressive array of winners -- get ready to fly with the winning play list right here.
VideoBlocks is now 100M downloads strong, thanks to unique subscription model
The industry's first subscription-based stock video platform has reached 100 million downloads and a library of over four million assets.
Go like a pro: A day in the life of BMX bad-boy Nigel Sylvester
Professional BMX rider Nigel Sylvester’s “Go! 3” continues the tradition of providing a little something for everyone.
Canon’s EOS system is turning 30 — here’s what it really stands for
What does EOS stand for anyways? Canon was actually the first to create an electronic connection between the camera and the lens.
With a drone and a mattress, a photographer is helping Tennessee town rebuild after fire
Jeremy Cowart is the first to admit the idea is a weird one, but with a mattress and a drone, the photographer is helping families after the Tennessee fire.
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: Submersible backpacks, magnet lamps, and more
Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the web this week.
Too shy to shoot? Street photographer Valerie Jardin shares her top tips
Having walked countless miles through cities around the world, street photographer Valerie Jardin has gathered a wealth of experience in her field.
Winner of ‘Top Photographer’ shares how he did it and offers tips for rookies
Top Photographer winner Scott Borrero shares his experience on the show and tips for rookie photographers looking to improve their craft.
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: Smart glasses and a bed that makes itself
Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but there's no denying that it's fun to gawk!
We took the Google Pixel and iPhone 7 Plus to France for an epic camera shootout
We took the Google Pixel and the iPhone 7 Plus to France. Here's a comparison between their cameras.
MIT’s Nightmare Machine uses AI to make ordinary photos skin crawling
MIT researchers' “Nightmare Machine” uses cutting-edge deep learning technology to conjure up images designed to scare the bejesus out of us.
