While smartphones are doing their best to kill point-and-shoot cameras, there’s still quite a bit of life left in the mid to high end.
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5 Ways to Take Great Holiday Photos with Your Smartphone
Take your phone’s camera out of “Auto” mode and follow these tips to taking great photos in low light.
Apple, Please Give Us a Fix — a Guarantee — that Our iSight Webcams Are Safe
Hackable webcams are the ultimate privacy compromise.
The 5 Worst Tech Purchases
Arm yourself with the knowledge to avoid tech duds the next time a salesperson pushes a receipt-padding purchase — you’ll know when to walk away.
The Top Cameras on the Market: Point and Shoot, Mirrorless, DSLR
Before you schedule an Amazon Drone delivery for that $3,000 DSLR, take a stroll through our quick guide to digital cameras.
Does Your Smartphone Camera Suck? Sony Has a Snap-on Solution
Sony calls them “smartphone attachable lens-style cameras.” Just rolls right off the tongue.
Sony Alpha 3000 DSLR Camera: Small Price, Big Results
What if you could get a DSLR that is small, inexpensive and easy for beginners to use, while still being powerful enough for a more experienced photographer?
WiFi Baby Offers Beautiful Day or Night Video and Peace-of-Mind Mobile Monitoring
Keep an eye on your little one, whether home or away.
Finally, a Camera Without a Lens (and a Sensor the Size of a Pixel)
Engineers have developed a lens-less camera that actually works.
Samsung’s Next Galaxy Phone Could Have Optical Zoom Lens
Although smartphone cameras have made some huge leaps over the last few years, they remain handicapped by a lack of optical zoom.
Finally, a Digital Camera That Lets You See Like a Bug
What might you do with a camera with hundreds of tiny lenses on a half-sphere, designed to function like a bug’s eye?
You’re Doing It Right: Early Webcam Monitored a Coffee Pot
In 1991, a group of enterprising students cobbled together a webcam that monitored a pot of coffee, relaying the grainy image across the computer lab’s local network three times every minute.