A new report has revealed the most surveilled cities on Earth, based on the number of CCTV cameras -- and a U.S. city tops the list.

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A teenager who was murdered in a school shooting has been interviewed from beyond the grave thanks to artificial intelligence.

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Cassette is a new app that lets iPhone and iPad users watch their videos as if they were playing them on a retro home VHS tape.

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A scheme in the UK to hang the king's portrait in public buildings has fallen spectacularly flat after 70% of eligible bodies rejected a photo of Charles III.

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SmallRig has teamed up with global media franchise Transformers for a new series of products, including camera cages, phone rigs, tripods, power systems, lighting, handles, stabilizers, microphones, and more.

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Perhaps no building in the world captures the early 20th-century art deco movement quite like the Chrysler Building, which has been an iconic fixture in the Manhattan skyline since 1930. Its grace and beauty have captivated photographers for decades. For one NYC shooter, the building has become his life's work.

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While the digital camera market is doing relatively well this year, thanks in large part to surging camera demand in China, the digital camera market during the smartphone era has been in near-constant decline. This has put significant stress on all camera manufacturers, although some have navigated the challenges better than others. Fujifilm is a particularly strong example of a company that has managed not only to survive in the ever-changing market but also to thrive.

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Haunting photos show a rare virus transforming ordinary rabbits into animals with horn-like and tentacle-shaped black growths on their faces.

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All About Photo (AAP) announced the winners of its Black & White Photography contest, showcasing 25 international photographers whose work explores the expressive depth and enduring relevance of monochrome imagery.

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Universal Pictures has made a move in the ongoing AI dispute by adding a legal warning to its films at the end of the credits.

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