Instagram has announced that users can now replace the audio on a post or carousel without having to delete it entirely.

Instagram created the option to add music to posts in November 2022, providing the opportunity for photographers to create a synergy between their art and music.

But as everyone knows, tastes can change, so sometimes the photographer might look back at their previous music choice and cringe.

Previously, the only option would be to delete the post or carousel, along with all of the likes and comments that

This striking portrait of an Iranian singer in a black dress, her hair uncovered, has come at a devastating cost for the photographer who captured it — resulting in a sentence of 74 lashes, a travel ban, and a prohibition on artistic activity.

Tahmineh Monzavi is an acclaimed Iranian documentary photographer who has had her work exhibited in museums across the world. Monzavi’s work focuses on women and marginalized communities in the Iranian capital of Tehran.

In December 2024, Monzavi photographed and

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent threatened to impose sanctions on Chinese AI firms deemed to have stolen intellectual property from American technology companies.

“This administration supports open source models, but what we do not support is IP theft,” Bessent said on Fox Business yesterday (Tuesday). “If we see, especially, that overseas models are stealing from our great companies, we have the ability to sanction them because of this theft.”

It comes as Chinese AI models threaten to upend the tech industry in which

A photographer, specializing in underwater dog portraits, has lost a copyright case over an AI-generated comic-style image, created from one of her photo — with a court ruling it did not infringe her work.

A German Higher Court has ruled that transforming someone else’s photograph into a comic-

Famous conservationist, television presented, and wildlife photographer Robert Irwin recently did an interview with Parade , dishing on his lifelong of photography, his other ventures like a winning stint on Dancing With the Stars , and, importantly, his views on AI, especially as it relates to photography.

Since PetaPixel spoke to Irwin in 2023 , the now 22-year-old photographer/conservationist/television presenter/victorious dancer has been very busy expanding his repertoire of expertise. However

Apple has begun recording conversations between Genius Bar workers and customers inside Apple stores.

As Mark Gurman reports for Bloomberg , the pilot scheme uses a system called Live Notes. It records conversations between employees and customers, making a transcription, which is then AI-summarized.

That transcription and summary then serves as a record of the interaction and is sent to the to the emplyee’s iPad. Both the employee and the customer

The Odyssey is facing criticism from Gen Z, who are complaining that the film’s IMAX 70mm format creates an elitist viewing experience — with audiences unable to access premium screenings likely seeing a version of the movie with fewer visible details.

Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of Homer’s Odyssey has made cinematic history as the first major Hollywood feature to be shot entirely using IMAX film cameras. Over the past month, Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway and Nolan have been unwavering in their message

Moment has updated its popular iPhone camera app, Moment Pro Camera II, with new Action Plates. The company describes Action Plates as swappable control layouts for the camera app, akin to a video game controller for the app.

Each Action Plate includes essential controls like a shutter release, camera controls, and exposure information, but each swappable layout offers a different look and feel.

“Because no single layout works for every shot. Street photography may call for a clear viewfinder. Run-and-gun video needs every control

Engineers have designed an “invisible” drone that nearly disappears before the eye, by using a visual illusion rather than traditional camouflage.

Drones may offer photographers a bird’s-eye view, but they can also give away the shot. A drone filming a couple’s wedding day can make guests wave or freeze up, while one photographing nesting birds can unintentionally disrupt the very behavior it was sent to record.

For years, scientists have tried to design invisible drones and robots using camouflage, transparent materials, or light