03:41
This is Former President Donald Trump’s Mug Shot
Former President Donald J. Trump has surrendered for processing at Fulton County jail in Atlanta, Georgia, and become the first former U.S. president to have his mug shot taken. [Read More]
22:42
Senators Are Pushing to Install Cameras Inside the Supreme Court
United States Senators Charles Grassley and Richard Blumenthal have co-sponsored a bill that would see to install cameras inside of federal courts. The hope is to then extend this to include placing cameras inside the Supreme Court. [Read More]
20:40
United States Blacklists DJI as a ‘Chinese Military Company’
DJI has been officially blacklisted by the United States Department of Defense by classifying it as a "Chinese military company." [Read More]
22:25
Fujifilm To Close Four U.S. Photo Equipment Plants and Cut 400 Jobs
Fujifilm has announced that it plans to close four of its five Greenwood, South Carolina manufacturing plants responsible for a range of printing plates, inks, papers, and disposable cameras. The company cited declining demand, and 400 positions will be eliminated by the fall of 2022.
17:50
Sony Now #2 in U.S. for Full-Frame Interchangeable Lens Cameras
Sony has just passed Nikon to become the #2 company in the United States for full-frame interchangeable lens camera sales. Sony revealed today that its record sales and continued growth has allowed the company to leapfrog Nikon and now trail only Canon.
23:17
360° Video Shows You what It’s Like to Photograph the Clinton Campaign
It’s election day in the United States, so we’ll forgive you if you can’t stomach any more election-related news. But if you have it in you, this 360° video from the New York Times offers a peek at what it’s like to photograph a major presidential campaign. The video was created for The New York […]
