This hilarious footage shows what happened when an Astronaut on a spacewalk had to get technical help from Houston after forgetting to put a memory card in his camera.
LEGO bricks have been used to make all sorts of things. But I think this is the first time I've ever seen someone make a camera lens with them.
These tips on taking landscape photos with today's modern cellphones is gonna help you become a better photographer in general.
You may have seen it but not paid much attention to it. But if you look closer you'll notice that even today's modern cameras can struggle to record in very dark environments.
Many photographers love the classic look of the Leica M10 but it is on the pricey side. So why not make your very own miniature version instead.
The Curiosity Mars Rover recently took a massive panoramic photo on Mars made up of 1.8 billion pixels giving scientists a glimpse of the red planet which they have never seen before.
This beautiful video will show you nature like you've never seen it before revealing gorgeous sprawling landscapes captured in infrared.
Macro photography is a lot of fun but it can be difficult controlling the lens when working with such small things. That's why you need a robot to control everything.
Advances in technology have seen camera gear improve in all different ways but for some reason TV cameras are still massive and expensive. Buy why?
Artificial intelligence is constantly evolving to help us. Lets see how this researcher developed AI that can help clean photos taken underwater.
Have you ever seen a food commercial and wondered how it was made? Well it was probably thanks to guys like Steve Giralt and his crazy contraptions.
NASA has decided on 116 images that aliens should see, if they can see, to tell them all they need to know about humans. So which images did they send and do you agree?
When you see awesome photos of far away object in space most of them are actually captured in black and white. So how do scientists add color to these distant objects?
If you've ever read an I Spy book with your kids, or were a kid reading one, then you have one man to thank. Meet photographer Walter Wick who painstakingly builds the setups for the book series.
For most of the early part of the 20th century child labor was common place but it was thanks to some photos that it was eventually ended allowing kids to do what we all take for granted.
