Point a camera at an object, click the shutter button, and you can save an image. Some cameras do this better than others. And some can print your images right away, Polaroid-style. And then there’s ...

One should not measure a smartphone camera by megapixels alone. To stand out in a crowded smartphone market, device makers boast about having more megapixels, more filters, more zoom, more sensors.

Photographers normally have to choose between having their camera protected from the elements, or being ready to shoot at a moment’s notice. Having recently exceeded its Kickstarter target, the Agua ...

Back at the end of May I wrote about a great Kickstarter project which updated the Camera Lucida. The Neo Lucida is a prism on a bendy stick that you can use to superimpose the scene in front of you ...

You might remember Google’s Quick, Draw! project from 2016 — a web-based Pictionary game which asked users to doodle familiar objects while Google’s AI guessed what they were. Well, a clever soul ...

When it comes to sharing videos and photos with your friends, there seems to be an endless number of ways to punch them up with colorful filters and emojis. As of Monday, April 9, Facebook is ...

Camera quick-draw: Which smartphone is fastest for photos? Megapixels are nice, but sometimes what matters most in a smartphone camera is how fast you can open the camera app. Six of today's top ...