Copycat your favorite restaurant dishes with Pinterest Lens' new food features
The 15 billion food ideas on Pinterest can now be searched based on a photo, ingredients available, prep time or even dietary restrictions.
Adobe Creative Cloud subscribers are getting free use of iconic fonts by House Industries
Adobe is partnering with House Industries to bring several iconic fonts to Adobe Typekit, including seven free for Creative Cloud users.
Company behind the tossable 36-lens 360 camera files for bankruptcy
The company behind the 36-lens 360 camera that you toss in the air has filed for bankruptcy, with backers still without a camera.
Could AI create a better auto mode? This DSLR gadget thinks so
A DSLR's auto mode can automatically adjust the exposure, but it can't tell what's in the scene. Arsenal creates a smarter auto using AI.
Instagram is testing an archive option that allows users to bring back posts
Sure, you can delete Instagram posts, but now you can archive them, then bring them back to your profile later.
This photo app is the first to handle all four of the most popular media types
Want a program that can edit GIFs, Live Photos, regular photos and video? Infltr is the first app to manage all four file types.
360 video has arrived on Apple TV for the first time, thanks to Twitter
360 is branching outside of mobile viewing with Twitter's latest Apple TV app update, which also adds a Global Map view for live streams.
With a waterproof body, the new Ricoh WG-50 still slides in under $300
The new Ricoh WG-50 may not have the best-in-class speed, but it does boast a pretty low price point at $280.
YouTube Live might soon be available even to those with few subscribers
Users are reporting access to YouTube's live-streaming feature, even when they don't have the required 1,000 subscribers.
Facebook's new clickbait 'filter' is aiming for a more authentic News Feed
Facebook users will be seeing fewer misleading and exaggerated headlines thanks to an algorithm update that works similarly to spam filters.
This program recolors old photos accurately — and it only takes a minute
How do you fix an AI program that's wrong a lot? Just add human input, like this program to recolor black and white photos.
The Aurora presets are like Instagram filters for pro drone videographers
If Instagram filters were designed for aerial video matching a camera's specific color profile, they might look something like this.
Photographers and viewers explore Cuba for first time in documentary series
AdoramaTV's Through The Lens is taking a new focus for the fourth season with a series on travel photography in Cuba.
Watch as a GoPro camera deflects a bullet, saving this journalist's life
An Iraqi reporter is lucky to be alive after his GoPro deflected a sniper shot while covering events in Mosul.
Collapsing is a good thing for this softbox and backdrop from Manfrotto
Manfrotto's latest accessories are designed for a big impact with a small, portable profile, with a softbox and backdrop that both collapse.
LearnPhoto365 app: Our first take
LearnPhoto365 is an accountability app for completing a full year of daily photo challenges — and can even help you out of a creative rut.
Facebook's algorithms will soon downgrade live videos that are anything but
Pushing images and polls as live video will soon result in lower interactions as Facebook fights to keep live video actually live video.
Photographer captures time-lapse video of a rare phenomenon at the Grand Canyon
The Skyglow Project photographers may be known for their astrophotography but this time lapse of cloud inversion is pretty incredible, too.
Olympus Tough TG-5 has sensors to record data on just how rugged it is
Olympus' flagship waterproof compact is getting an upgrade with a new sensor, processor, and environmental sensors.
Features of the Olympus flagship E-M1 II are trickling down to older models via new firmware
The biggest strobe manufacturer is now compatible with three Olympus mirrorless systems. The company released updates for three cameras today.
More megapixels aren’t always better, but did Casio go too far with its camera?
Casio is intentionally coming in last place in the megapixel race -- all in the name of low light performance. The Casio EX-FR110H is for low-light shots.
Sony just designed a 1,000 fps sensor to enable faster robot responses
From monitoring production lines to creating autonomous robots, Sony's latest sensor could make it possible with a massive speed increase.
Four more programs bite the dust in Instagram's quiet battle against the bots
Instagram is on a crusade to rid the platform on non-human spam interactions, shutting down four more botting services.
Make old photos new again by digitizing film with this smartphone app
FilmLab turns film negatives into digital, ready-to-share images with a smartphone and a light source -- and it's now on Kickstarter.
Administrators can now vet new Facebook Group members via new feature
Facebook Groups are getting easier to manage with the option of asking potential members three questions, a new feature for administrators.
Sorry guys, but ladies get the most likes on Instagram, study suggests
If you want to get more Instagram likes, a study by Hopper HQ suggests that you should post in the evening with a short caption.
Pizzeria sign caught tracking customers via a camera, facial recognition
Online advertisers aren't the only one tracking your responses -- this camera-equipped sign measures your response to physical ads.
Pin entire rooms or outfits using just your camera with Pinterest's Lens update
Like that decor item or outfit? Point Pinterest Lens at it and now the platform can identify multiple items at once.
Phase One’s IQ3 Achromatic camera sacrifies color for incredible detail
Phase One's black and white camera is designed to capture even more detail than the full color 100 megapixel version.
Manfrotto’s latest camera bags battle through the commute, from subway to bike
Riding a bike or commuting by subway, the Manfrotto Manhattan series is designed for city dwellers for anything from cameras to drones.
This printer doesn’t use ink and can reuse the same piece of paper
What if you didn't have to buy ink, could easily recycle paper and could print detailed images smaller than a pixel?
Bag uses the same weave as ballistic body armor to protect camera gear
Repelica's new Camera Bag is designed to withstand the toughest conditions while keeping gear organized, from laptops to tripods.
This camera trained on award-winning images refuses to shoot a 'bad' photo
How is automated technology influencing artwork? That's what the artists behind the Trophy Camera are asking with this AI-based camera.
Phase One now has a 100-megapixel drone monitoring the friendly skies
With new software compatibility, Phase One's two 100-megapixel cameras can now fly while integrated with the DJI M600 and M600 Pro.