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U.S. Supreme Court rules no time limit on damages in copyright dispute
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that there is no time limit on when you can claim damages following an infringement of your copyright.
Shure MoveMic review: Is it competitive in the next gen of wireless mics?
Shure’s MoveMic might be a good option if you want to capture simple videos, but it falls short of its competitors.
Blackmagic Camera review: Today’s best camera app for professionals?
There's a lot to like about the Blackmagic Camera app. With it being free, there's not a reason to give it a try.
Tilta launches Khronos Ecosystem for iPhone
Tilta launched a new cage and accessory system for the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max. Let's see what this system has to offer mobile shooters.
How do boom mics really work?
Boom microphones are often times the perfect choice for capturing audio at a distance. But how do they actually work?
OpenAI trials deepfake detector for DALL-E
OpenAI has created a software tool to help detect images created by DALL-E. It’s designed to tackle the growing issue of deepfakes.
Back to the basics
Every great artist breaks a rules a bit. However, before you begin breaking rules of videography, you first need to establish the basics.
Do you really need your camera to capture DCI 4K?
Should you get a camera with 4K DCI, or is UHD good enough? The answer isn't as complicated as you may think.
GoPro claims that Insta360 has violated its patents
GoPro claims that the company that makes the Insta360 range of cameras has violated its patents. The U.S. is now investigating the matter.
Adobe enrages photographers with its latest ad campaign
Adobe’s latest ad campaign running on social media channels to raise awareness of Photoshop's new AI capabilities has upset photographers.