The vibrant and ever-changing city of Manchester is at its bustling best in this night-time image, captured from Trinity Way ...

In a striking demonstration of molecular control, a team of scientists has harnessed light to reverse the twist in self-assembling molecules. The study identifies how trace residual aggregates in ...

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Los Angeles-based gaffer Yiming Pan is making a name for herself with her strong foundation in lighting design and extensive ...

Once you’ve taken a few test shots to achieve the desired flash (roughly around 1/4 power), you set the camera off, hold your ...

Handheld light ... film photography staple Handheld light meters used to be a photography staple, but as cameras with built-in light meters became both more prevalent and reliable, these devices ...

The director’s insistence on no-frills digital photography adds to the grittiness ... Strømdahl has astute framing, using natural light (coming from blinding fluorescent motel light bulbs ...

Techniques / 10 Top Action, Movement & Motion Photography Tutorials For You To Peruse Here are some of the top techniques we've featured on site that all focus on capturing action, movement and ...

The most widely used such devices, known as Mach-Zehnder interferometers, work by splitting a beam of light down two paths to toggle its output. Despite their widespread use, Mach-Zehnder ...

Canon posted a teaser across its social media channels, promising that something is coming soon. The post features two cameras shrouded in shadow, with a large "V" between them and the date March 26. ...

Google X has introduced the Taara chip, a fingernail-sized invention that taps the "virtually limitless" potential of light-based internet connectivity.

taken in Tokyo but also in other Japanese red-light districts, focus mainly on the buildings and rooms used that are usually hidden from view. After the success of her first photography book ...