Everyone’s turning their cameras into webcams via software updates these days, and Panasonic is the latest to join that crowd. The update is called “Lumix Tether for Streaming” which eliminates GUI overlays and allows for a clear image to stream to your computer. PetaPixel does note that this update is only for live streaming and […]
Author: Kehl Bayern
Kehl is our staff photography news writer since 2017 and has over a decade of experience in online media and publishing and you can get to know him better here and follow him on Insta.
Synthetic photographs and “deep fake” videos are probably going to be a major thing we talk about in the future, and for various reasons. Wherever you stand on the technology, it’s not going anywhere anytime soon. In fact, Apple is somewhat embracing it with a patent for “synthetic group selfies.” As we can assume, it […]
We’ve got an update on Fuji’s drug-testing efforts to combat the novel coronavirus. The promising medicine known as Avigan (or Favipiravir) is currently undergoing extensive clinical trials because of its promise in combating the virus. The company reported today that these trials are likely to extend into July. So far, many experts think that Avigan […]
The novel coronavirus lockdown has put many of us out of work. One subset of our world is the paparazzi and, as you can imagine, they’re really struggling since no one can leave their homes. But that hasn’t stopped them from trying to get pictures anyway, and their methods have raised a few eyebrows but […]
Photographers have to be vigilant about copyright because there are so many people out there that take advantage of others’ work it is heartbreaking and expensive. And you might not think of Walmart’s Photolab as a potential vector for this to happen but there are reports on PetaPixel and Reddit that a recent policy change […]
Instagram’s streaming video effort is adding two new monetization options for creators to take advantage of in the near future. One of them introduces an ad-revenue program while the other takes a page from Twitch and other live streaming companies with “badges,” a kind of IGTV version of the Amazon live streaming giant’s “Cheer” emojis. […]
