With winter in the northern hemisphere firmly upon us, it's hard to find the motivation to get out and take photographs. But you don't need to go outside to get great shots – get inspired with some ideas for winter photography.

Here's the lens that got Science Editor Rishi Sanyal to finally step away from his obsession with wide-angle portraits: the Sony FE 135mm F1.8 GM.

Apple's latest MFi program update will enable manufacturers to make their own strobe and lighting accessories for the iPhone 11 lineup.

Hasselblad is a legendary name in the camera industry, and NASA famously took Hasselblad cameras to the moon. Our budget wasn't big enough to send Chris and Jordan to the moon, but we did give them a newsletter subscription and a free sandwich.

As has become a year-end tradition, Lensrentals has shared the details of what brands, mounts, cameras, lenses and accessories it's rented out throughout 2019.

New DJI patents indicate the company may be planning to expand beyond drones with a new land-based camera vehicle.

A new report out of Taiwan claims Apple will update the camera in some of its 2020 iPhone 5G models to feature a sensor-shift image stabilization system.

Marques Brownlee asked millions of fans to participate in a blind camera test to determine which 2019 flagship smartphone offers the best image quality. The results are a bit surprising.

Editor Dale Baskin chose the wide angle Laowa 15mm F2 Zero-D lens as his favorite gear of the year. In his opinion, it provides a great balance of size, price and optical performance. He's still on the hunt for the perfect photo of the northern lights.

Flickr and SmugMug CEO Dan MacAskill sent out an email last night addressing the current state of Flickr. In the incredibly candid email, he explains the company continues to bleed money despite its best efforts to trim excess costs and asks Flickr users to upgrade to Pro, a request further incentivized by a 25-percent discount.

Here's how to repurpose old gear into gifts that even non-photographers on your holiday list are sure to accept politely.

Samsung's new image sensor will combine nine pixels into one for improved low light performance.

LG has unveiled its latest lineup of UltraFine and UltraWide monitors for creative professionals.

The Hasselblad X You announces the grand prize winner and other finalists of it's 3-month-long competition around photographs taken with its X System cameras.

Visual artist SamTheCobra crowdsourced hundreds of photos from New York City's most scenic locations to create this mesmerizing hyperlapse video.

Although a lot of people only upload images to Instagram from their smartphones, the app is much more than just a mobile photography platform. In this guide we've chosen a selection of cameras that make it easy to shoot compelling lifestyle images, ideal for sharing on social media.

There's still time to vote in our readers' poll to find the most important cameras of the 2010s.

The National Press Photographers Association is challenging a controversial California law that forces photojournalists to work as employees, putting their income and copyrights at risk.

Following the White Edition M8 from 2009, Leica has introduced a white version of the M10-P digital rangefinder. You'll have to be quick though as there are only 350 available worldwide.

Instagram makes it third-party fact-checking system global, expanding the presence of 'false information' warning labels on fake images.

We've been testing the Nikon Z50 extensively and found a lot to like about it. However, the camera's biggest drawback is probably that it faces such well-established competition.

The Fujifilm XF 16-80mm F4 R OIS WR is a versatile, everyday lens for X-mount cameras. We show you how it compares for image quality, and Jordan tells us why he thinks its a great lens for shooting video.

The ISOCELL Bright HMX is Samsung's latest high-end mobile image sensor and comes with a range of innovative features.

A bring-everywhere flying smartphone camera is the best $400 you can spend on a piece of gear this year, says editor Dan Bracaglia. Which is why he's picked the DJI Mavic Mini as his gear of the year.

The Zenit M rangefinder, made in collaboration with Leica, can now be purchased in the United States as part of a limited edition kit for $6,995.

Sigma has issued an official statement on its 24-70mm F2.8 DG DN Art lens delay, explaining that preorder demand was higher than expected.

The new function can upscale images without a pixelation effect and while maintaining sharpness and detail.

The Pixel 4 is the first Google phone that can make use of a dual-camera for depth estimation in portrait mode.

For the past few weeks, our readers have been voting on their favorite photographic gear. Now that the first round of voting is over, it's time to pick the best overall product of 2019.

Nikon has officially announced a $200 upgrade for the Z6 and Z7 that will enable Raw video output to an Atomos Ninja V recorder. Additionally, firmware v2.20 adds CFexpress support to both cameras.

Nikon recently launched its Yellow Program, a worry-free initiative that allows photographers to try out their Z50 camera for 30 days.

Apple says its ultra-pricey Pro Display XDR monitors with nano-texture glass require a special cleaning cloth that only it provides.

Instagram's latest anti-bullying effort involves an AI-powered system that warns users when they're about to publish an offensive caption.

Eastman Kodak quietly reveals plans to shutter its Kodakit on-demand photography service in January 2020.

Select Subject is the first of several desktop features that Adobe will make available on the iPad version of Photoshop.

Senior Editor Barney Britton's second Gear of the Year pick is the lens that changed his perspective on what a 'nifty fifty' could be.