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Meta Glasses Get a Tamper-Detection Fix, But the Real Problem’s Still There

Jul 8, 2026 Dunja Đuđić Kalinin

Meta’s smart glasses are supposed to tell you when someone’s filming you. But, of course, people have found ways to tamper with them and disable…

Beni the Robot Jumps, Rolls, Self-Balances, and Wants to Be Your Camera Operator

Jul 8, 2026 Dunja Đuđić Kalinin

There’s a new robot on Kickstarter, and it wants to film your life for you. It’s called Beni, it rolls around on two wheels, jumps,…

What is shutter speed in photography? How It Affects Exposure and Motion Blur

Jul 8, 2026 Alex Baker

Shutter speed is one of the most important camera settings every photographer should understand. It controls how long your camera’s shutter stays open, determining how…

Leica’s new SL3-P packs 8K video, 40fps bursts, and loses the famous red dot

Jul 8, 2026 Alex Baker

Leica has released the new SL3-P, the latest addition to its full-frame mirrorless lineup and the first P-Series model based on the SL3 platform. While…

2026 International Aerial Photographer of the Year

From Chili Fields to Sacred Rituals: The International Aerial Photographer of the Year 2026 Announced

Jul 8, 2026 Dunja Đuđić Kalinin

The results are in for the International Aerial Photographer of the Year 2026. This year, the overall Photographer of the Year goes to a portfolio…

How to Learn Photography: Which Method Is Right for You?

Jul 8, 2026 Lydia Marlowe

There’s no single right way to learn photography. Some people teach themselves entirely for free, some take structured courses, some learn by assisting a working pro, and most end up using a mix. What they all have in common is the part nobody can skip: picking up a camera and shooting a lot. The best method is whichever one keeps you doing that.