Naneu expands its Adventure series with the Outlander 50L camera backpack and unveiled the newest versions of the K5 v2 and the K4L v2. The latest additions and the upgrades are the answer for consumers who asked to add specific features to the already popular photo hiking pack from the Adventure...

Well known lifestyle stills photographer Jack Hollingsworth, recently had what he calls his “epiphany”, when he pulled out his iPhone and captured a few shots while shooting for The Crane luxury resort in Barbados. He compared them with images captured by his 5D and found they were amazing....

Sony has announced the Cyper-shot DSC-RX100 compact camera, which takes the premier position among the company’s selection of point-and-shoot cameras. The primary reason it is superior to all other Sony compacts is that it has a 20.2-megapixel sensor, in fact, the world’s first 1.0-inch type...

Launched during January 2012, The 100 Project aims to collect photographs from persons of every age, from 1 to 100, within a year. The project is the brainchild of Mathew Knight, who also created the Disposable Memory Project. During this “social” experiment, Knight distributed 410 disposable...

The Fireworks Photography Field Guide app for the iPhone has been released just in time for the Fourth of July. The Guide makes it easy to learn and reference quickly information about setup, gear and composition, and it includes examples. According to a spokesperson for WhereInDisneyWorld.com,...

Canon USA announces that national park visitors are encouraged to attend free photography workshops at the major U.S. national parks during the summer of 2012. Not only are the workshops free, but also Canon will provide participants with the loan of free equipment to use during the walking...

The Indianapolis Museum of Art is showcasing a collection of 210 photographs taken by seven late 19th-century French artists with the first handheld amateur camera, the Kodak. “Snapshot: Painters and Photography, Bonnard to Vuillard” will run through September 2, 2012. Although George Eastman...

Engineers and technicians are working on a project at the Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Optics and Precision Engineering in Jena, Germany that will advance digital photography in one, giant leap. In simplest terms, digital light-field photography could make it possible to shoot photos without...

If you’re planning to attend any of the 2012 London Summer Olympics venues, then be aware that any photographic and broadcast equipment that exceeds 11.8 inches (30cm) in length are on a “restricted” list. According to a spokesperson for the security company policing the events, the...