Why Gen Z is falling in love with film photography – and rejecting the algorithm along with it
Film photography is experiencing a resurrection, summoned by unlikely conjurers: Gen Z
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AI could steal fingerprints from high-resolution selfies, experts warn
Hackers only need photos from within 5 feet
Sony Xperia 1 VIII AI Camera Assistant images are so bad people think they were mislabeled
Nothing CEO Carl Pei thinks they're engagement farming
AI images are getting harder to spot, but physics still gives them away if you know where to look
Measuring perspective lines can identify AI photos, researchers say
iPhone 18 Pro to lead Apple's four-phase camera upgrade strategy
Expect to see a variable aperture lens debut on this year's premium iPhone
Vivo X300 Ultra takes aim at DSLRs with Zeiss lenses and pro photography tools
With external telephoto lenses, 10-bit Log video, and a camera cage, Vivo is targeting serious photographers
The Windows XP Bliss wallpaper still exists, and it briefly looks the same again
Clouds must be different because Windows is now going through its darkest times?
Canon celebrates 30 years of PowerShot with limited-edition G7 X Mark III camera
In a nutshell: It's been nearly 30 years since Canon launched its first consumer digital camera, the PowerShot 600. To commemorate the anniversary, the imaging specialist has announced a limited edition version of the PowerShot G7 X Mark III that honors the PowerShot brand.
Instagram CEO says in the age of AI, you can't assume what you see online is real
Exec calls for "credibility signals" as the line between authentic and synthetic images disappears
Experimental camera can focus on multiple planes simultaneously
Foreground, middle ground, and background appear sharp in the same photo
The Modern SD Card Buying Guide: Sizes, Speeds, and Storage Classes
Expandable storage may be disappearing from phones, but SD cards still power consoles, cameras, and more. This guide explains the specs, speeds, and formats that actually matter, so you can buy the right card with confidence.
digiKam is a powerful open-source photo manager and RAW editor
digiKam is an open-source photo manager built for handling very large collections. It offers RAW editing, face recognition, geotagging, and deep metadata control, making it suitable for professional workflows as well as serious hobbyists on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
PhotoDemon offers full-featured image editing in a 20 MB download
PhotoDemon is a free and capable photo editor packed into a lightweight, portable package. It's designed to run without installation, making it ideal to use from USB sticks, SD cards, or portable drives. Features include layers, adjustments, filters, effects, and canvas tools.
Samsung introduces Isocell HP5, its smallest 200MP image sensor to date
Samsung's latest image sensor is already being mass produced
Kodak's retro $30 Charmera keychain digital camera is a sellout hit thanks to a clever stunt
It's a camera and a collectible
Hasselblad brings LiDAR autofocus to mirrorless cameras for the first time
From add-on to integrated feature
Google Pixel 10's 100x zoom often beats Samsung – but are the photos real?
Are smartphones running into the "zoom and enhance" problem?
Kodak says debt obligations threaten company's survival 133 years after its founding
It lacks funds to meet $500 million debt payment
Elgato's Facecam 4K is the first to support interchangeable lens filters
4K video capture at up to 60 frames per second
Think you can tell a fake image from a real one? Microsoft's quiz will test you
In a test of 287,000 images, humans got it right only 63% of the time
Sony revives RX1R series with 61-megapixel compact camera, and it only took 10 years
Better late than never
PNG image format receives HDR and animation support in first spec update in decades
The specification also adds support for Exif data
Adobe brings pro-level computational photography to iPhone users with Indigo
What just happened? Adobe has introduced Indigo, a new computational photography app for iPhone that aims to bring pro-grade image processing to everyday users. Developed by a team led by Marc Levoy, a pioneer in computational photography, Indigo is designed to push the boundaries of what smartphone cameras can achieve by leveraging advanced algorithms and years of research.
Apple built a custom camera using iPhone tech to shoot real F1 races
Built to comply with F1 rules and regulations
Fujifilm announces retro-styled X-E5 mirrorless digital camera
40 megapixels, advanced image stabilization system, and more