Man Must Pay Kim Kardashian $167K in Legal Fees After She Mistakenly Posted His Photo on Instagram
A man has been ordered to pay Kim Kardashian more than $167,000 in legal fees after he sued her for mistakenly posting his photo on Instagram and falsely identifying him as a Texas death row inmate.
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Remote Camera Captures Ultra-Rare Jaguar Roaming in Arizona Mountains
A remote camera placed near a watering hole captured a rare wild jaguar roaming an Arizona mountain range.
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Sports Photographer Sentenced to 14 Years in Prison Over Hidden Cameras
A professional photographer -- who shot sports as well as weddings -- has been sentenced to 14 years in prison over multiple hidden camera offenses.
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Apple’s iOS 27 May Let Photographers Fully Customize the iPhone Camera App
Apple’s next iOS update could bring major changes to the Camera app, giving “professional” photographers more control and customization over how they shoot.
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Really Right Stuff’s All-New Cheaper Carbon Fiber Tripods Are Still Pricey
Really Right Stuff has announced a new “Core Line” of carbon fiber tripods, introducing the Benchmark and Benchmark Inverted support systems alongside several bundled kits aimed at photographers, videographers, and precision shooters.
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What Happened to the ‘Cameras of the Future’?
A newly resurfaced archive clip from the BBC’s long-running technology program "Tomorrow's World" offers a fascinating snapshot of what people thought the future of photography would look like and why certain surefire ideas ultimately failed.
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NiSi’s Newest Filters Promise Dreamier Starry Skies
NiSi has announced the new JetMag Pro Star Soft magnetic filters, a pair of diffusion-style filters aimed specifically at astrophotographers and night landscape shooters looking to add a softer, more atmospheric rendering to the night sky.
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Forget RoboCop: This Wild Camera Rig Turns You Into RoboPhotographer
If you've ever dreamed of becoming one with ultra-stabilized cameras, DJI today shared a wild-looking camera support system that makes you look more like RoboCop than a photographer or filmmaker.
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Apple Has Acquired Popular Web-Based Color Grading Tool Color.io
It has been revealed in European regulatory documents that Apple acquired a one-person software company, Patchflyer GmbH, in January. Patchflyer, or rather its sole employee, Jonathan Ochmann, created the web-based color grading tool Color.io.
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Photographers, This Industry Survey Wants to Hear Your Voice
The State of the Photo Industry Survey is returning for 2026, with organizers hoping to build on last year’s extensive dataset to create a clearer picture of how professional photographers are navigating an industry that continues to evolve rapidly.
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