Gannon Burgett
Former Editor
Author/Co-Author of 347 articles
Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Lightroom: Which should you choose to edit your photos?
Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom are similar, but offer different workflows. Here are the pros and cons of each to help you decide which to choose.
Canon EOS R review
While it may be entering a crowded field, Canon is showing it’s serious about playing in the mirrorless game with the new full-frame EOS R.
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?
Yi 4K+ Action Cam Review
Yi's 4K+ action cam should have GoPro shaking in its boots. It offers similar features and twice the 4K framerate at a lower price than the Hero5 Black.
Pearl RearVision Backup Camera review
Tired of convoluted and invasive backup camera systems, a team of ex-Apple engineers developed RearVision, an entirely wireless backup camera with an integrated solar panel for keeping it charged.
Hasselblad changes the mirrorless game with the 50MP, medium-format X1D
After much hype, Hasselblad has officially lifted the veil on its new camera system, the X1D. With a 50MP sensor, it packs quite the punch for its size.
18 years and 2.8 billion miles later, the ISS celebrates its 100,000th orbit with an incredible sunrise time-lapse
To celebrate 100,000 orbits around Earth, U.S. astronaut Jeff Williams shared an incredible time-lapse video showing the sun rising above Earth
The best GoPro cameras of 2018
Navigating through the various features of different GoPro models can be murky. Here, we break down the best GoPro for your needs.
The best instant cameras of 2018
Instant film photography has had its ups and downs, but recently there’s been a revival of the instant art form, complete with dozens of camera options to choose from. We've rounded up the best instant cameras to fit your needs, from basic to extraordinary.
How to clean your camera lens to keep it as good as new
Expensive equipment should always be taken care of. Here we detail how to clean your camera lens the right way, without professional help.
8 oddball accessories to bring your iPhone or Android photos to the next level
With the rise of smartphone cameras — and increase in image quality — comes an explosion of accessories aimed at enhancing your photography skills. Here, we take a look at a few of the more unusual ones, from add-on grips to entire camera units designed specifically to work with iOS devices.
FindFace is a new facial recognition app that could end public privacy
FindFace is a new facial recognition app that uses profile photos of Russia’s leading social network to find their identity.
Automatically create interactive moments of your travel photos with Tripstr
“You take photos, Tripstr does the rest.” That’s the tagline for Tripstr, a new iOS and web app that creatively curates photos from your vacations.
Tag, you’re it! Shutterstock’s app now suggests keywords using AI
Shutterstock has updated its iOS companion app with a new feature that uses artificial intelligence to automatically suggest keywords for photographs.
What is white balance, and how do you change it?
To help you step up your photography game, we've broken down the details on white balance: What it is, what it means for your digital camera, and how to set white balance for perfect digital photos.
Film, reborn: A detailed look at Mastin Labs’ Filmborn app for iPhone
The team that brought you Mastin Labs film emulation presets has made its way to mobile with an all new iOS app called Filmborn.
MeFoto’s new tripod cuts the weight and can operate as a selfie stick
MeFoto has launched a new line of tripods that not only cuts the weight, but also includes an integrated selfie stick, complete with Bluetooth remote.
RemoteCam lets you wirelessly trigger your iPhone camera with flick of the wrist
RemoteCam is a new Apple Watch app that will snap selfies when you shake your wrist.
Someone deliberately designed the world’s worst camera app, and it’s amazing
Aestheticam is a new camera app for iOS that purposely strives to be “the worst possible camera experience for iOS.”
Photography expert: 5 reasons why you need a 70-200mm lens for your camera
Kai Wong of DigitalRev created a video explaining five reasons why every photographer needs a 70–200mm lens.
Darkr brings the darkroom feel to your smartphone photography
Rather than overlaying a preset, the Darkr app allows you to simulate the process of exposing an image on photographic paper,
Simple as a swipe: Photowipe app lets you easily move your photos to the trash
Photowipe is a new app for iOS that simplifies the process of moving images from your Camera Roll to the trash.
Repair a broken tripod thread in just a few minutes with this DIY tutorial
Cinematographer Tom Antos shows how a $25 kit from Amazon can be used to fix any tripod threads that you may have destroyed on your camera gear.
Developing film at home is about to get a whole lot easier with the Osiris F1
At roughly the size of an all-in-one home printer, this automated film processor sits on your desk and is capable of developing all kinds of analog film.
Make your own DIY Polaroid camera with a Rasberry Pi and a receipt printer
This clever instant camera made from a Raspberry Pi computer and a thermal printer, stuffed inside a cardboard box.
Canon Rebel T6 vs. T6i
The Canon T6 and T6i DSLRs might have similar names, but behind their facades are two strikingly different cameras. Which Canon camera is right for you depends on your specific photography needs.
Photo tip of the day: This app lets you know when to take the best photos
Golden Hour is a new iOS app designed to help you “find the best time, place, and weather for your outdoor pictures.”
These 6 action cams will get you great 4K footage on a budget
GoPro isn't the only manufacturer with a knack for 4K. These action cams will allow you to capture 4K content without dropping a fortune.
Keep your camera gear organized with these 3 do-it-yourself projects
We've gathered three different DIY hacks to help keep your camera gear looking good in storage while also keeping it organized.