Meet the Instagram phenom making art with a Game Boy Camera from 1998
The Game Boy Cameraman posts photos online shot with the retro game console. We chatted with him about his craft and finding other people's 8-bit nudes.
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: Mesh antennas, portable AC, and more
From mesh antennas to crazy portable air conditioners, we recap some of our favorite crowdfunding projects on Kickstarter and Indiegogo this week. You can't buy these gadgets yet, but we hope you can soon!
Stocked with gadgets dating back to 1996, Lexar's testing lab is almost a museum
Lexar invited us to California for a tour of the Lexar Quality Lab, which houses over 1,100 devices for testing memory cards and USB drives.
‘Ruin and Rose’ blends high tech and human spirit for a truly unique ski film
Part fiction, part documentary, ‘Ruin and Rose’ is a stunning, high-tech, cinematic ski film that spans the deserts of Namibia to the mountains of Alaska.
Here’s what ‘bokeh’ is, and how the iPhone 7 Plus fakes it
A key feature of Apple's newly announced iPhone 7 Plus is the much touted camera, and its bokeh effect. But what is it? We'll simply explain it.
What will be awesome about GoPro’s Hero5? We asked the experts
GoPro is expected to release a Hero5 action camera by the end of the year. Here's what experts think the latest camera will have in store.
Forget pricey pro cams, this YouTube star filmed a viral hit on a midrange DSLR
Viral video maker Scott Winn put his Red Epic aside to shoot his latest production entirely on Canon's midrange EOS 80D DSLR. The results are impressive.
Sony Square NYC is a gadget playpen, and a peek into the future
Sony wants you to come out and play with its latest gadgets – including a few you can’t even buy yet – at its swanky new New York City ‘Sony Square.’
How Art404 turned Instagram into a massive, pop culture mural
Digital Trends recently spoke with Art404 about the group's living Instagram mural and what it takes to succeed as an artist in the social media age.
Fujifilm gave us a sneak peek at its first U.S. retail store, and it’s a wonder
Fujifilm hopes to inspire a "photo renaissance" with it's first U.S. retail store. The store will showcase the latest gear and offer workshops and events.
Meet the travel photographer using Facebook Live to invite you along on the road
Travel photographer Trey Ratcliff has embarked on a six-month journey where he plans to visit six continents. Unlike his previous travelogues, Ratcliff will have a live audience following him on Facebook.
Take a Look at the Future of Photo Editing with the Insanely Fast ON1 Photo RAW
ON1, known for its suite of effects plugins for Lightroom, is building a new RAW processor that offers incredible speed and flexibility.
From shambling zombies to parting the Red Sea, FX guru Sam Nicholson has done it all
From parting the Red Sea to dealing with waves of marauding zombies, Sam Nicholson takes us behind the scenes on how his visual effects company creates some of the most incredible special effects for blockbuster movies and hit television shows.
In love and basketball, a photographer finds both aren’t so different
From NBA court side to wedding halls, Jack Arent finds the balance in photographing both types of events.
Prolific artist and musician Swizz Beatz explains how Instagram can change lives
Swizz Beatz and Canon commemorated the 25th anniversary of the EOS Rebel with a silent auction featuring works from artists discovered on Instagram.
Full-frame fury: Comparing Canon’s 5DS R and Sony’s A7R II
We preview two of the newest and hottest full-frame, interchangeable lens cameras on the planet: the Sony Alpha A7R Mark II and the Canon EOS 5DS R.
For its latest experiment in virtual travel, Marriott looks to Samsung’s Gear VR
Marriott continues to experiment with virtual travel. Its latest project is a collaboration with Samsung that uses the Gear VR headset.
When he’s not on stage, Moby seeks out ‘happy accidents’ behind a camera
When Moby isn’t making electronic music, he’s behind the camera lens trying to photograph familiar scenes in new ways and capture “happy accidents.”
Want to fly to North Korea’s shiny new airport? No you don’t. But here’s how
The newest state-of-the-art airport is in … Pyongyang? North Korea just built a new terminal, but few will ever see it. If you want to, here’s how.
Stories you missed this week: Tinder dumps its CEO, Samsung’s dueling Galaxies
It can be challenging to keep track of everything that happens in the tech world. That's why, we have compiled a list of the top 10 tech stories from this week — just for you.
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: Whale snot, space suits, and giant 3D printers
Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: Programmable drums, LED helmets, and more
Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
How to shoot insane action-sports photos (from a guy who has nearly died doing it)
Professional action photographer Michael Clark looks for new ways to capture his extreme shots, sometimes risking his life. What he gets in return is short of stunning.
Hands on: Turning up the speed on time with Microsoft’s Hyperlapse app
Microsoft's new smooth timelapse tech called Hyperlapse is here, and exclusively on Windows Phone and Android, so we took the beta version for a spin.
Watch a plane get put together in a few minutes in our favorite time-lapse videos
These awesome time-lapse videos make the boredom of air travel actually enjoyable.
Your photos come to life thanks to new emotionsAR service
You can bring your photos to life with the emotionsAR service for professional photographers. Use the app to scan a still image and trigger video, audio, and more.
Moju is the app that turns your static photos into animated, living memories
Moju is a simple, Instagram-like app that turns static photos into an animated, 3D experience. It gives users a new way to experience their photos.
To photograph the gates of hell, bring tough equipment, a plan, and guts
Whenever and wherever a volcano erupts, you’ll very likely find photographer Fred Kamphues standing nearby.
Twenty20’s licensing service is powered by portfolio of 45 million ‘authentic’ photos
Twenty20 is a new agency that focuses on mobile photography and social media. It says it delivers what traditional agencies lack: authenticity.
How iPads are changing food service in airports around the country
As airports freshen up, one food service provider is redefining what airport food can be, and it’s using iPads to achieve its goal.
Samsung’s NX1 pro camera, as seen from the eyes of a pro photographer
Acclaimed photographer Alex Webb shares with us his photos and thoughts on Samsung's new pro camera, the NX1.
O.A.R. keyboardist MikelParis mixes travel, music, photos, hard drives in solo effort
OAR keyboardist MikelParis, known for his self-produced TuneTrek travel-music videos, talks about his work as a solo multimedia artist.
Feast your eyes on these artful dishes from world’s top restaurants a la Instagram
Ever wonder what food from the world's top restaurants look like? Just check out these photos from Instagram
Travelling across the universe with astrophotographer Mike Taylor
Mike Taylor is an accomplished photographer who specializes in capturing the night sky and the heavenly bodies of stars, planets, meteors, and far galaxies.