A Japanese company has developed a tilt-shift adapter for Micro Four Thirds cameras. and comment »

Need some DIY camera inspiration? Check out the cardboard cameras and ethereal photographs of Czech photographer Miroslav Tichý at the International Center of Photography exhibition online or on the ground, if you’re in NYC. Artist Daniel

The prestigious Veolia Environnement Wildlife Photographer of the Year photo competition seems to court controversies. After disqualifing the 2009 winning entry of the photographer José Luis Rodríguez, The Storybook Wolf, it is now explaining itself on another controversy. A new rule states that it will not allow pictures taken on digital cameras with less than

With many of the top SLR cameras coming out today having video capabilities built in, it’s easy to see where the industry is heading. In the very near future, digital, video, and presentations will all be created and displayed via the Internet and other output devices for viewing on a personal level. So how can you

Japanese manufacturer Green House has just released one of the most compact cameras you’re ever likely to see. But you’ll have to get in really close because the Mini Digi is so tiny that you might just miss it! Amazingly, it measures 2.5 x 1.8 x 1.2 inches, and weighs just under an ounce.  —

Just as consumer cameras continue the shrink, so too are cameras designed for military and other commercial applications. The latest is a compact 3D imaging camera launched by Boeing that is designed to be deployed on a wide range of platforms, including unmanned aerial and ground vehicles. The cube-shaped camera is one-third the size and

The Fuji Instax Mini 25 and Instax Mini 7S are a pair of instant film cameras using Fuji’s credit card sized instant film.  In the above photo, you see the Mini 25 on the left and the Mini 7S on the right. Simple enough. Load film. Push button. Admire print.  — Eric Reagan Source and :

ePHOTOzine and Old Timer Cameras team up to offer more printed instruction manuals than ever before.

Panasonic and Sony have shown new cameras that mix compact size with interchangeable lenses.

Tyler Ginter (@tylerginter) has sent us his blog post about the new Special Forces movie “Why We Fight” – which was filmed entirely on Canon EOS 5D Mark II cameras. You have simply got to take a few minutes to watch this! From Tyler’s blog post: ““Why We Fight” contains never before Released footage of the