Hipstamatic was once a go-to app for iPhone photos before Instagram stole its thunder. The company's new Oggl social app is an attempt at striking back.
We may have pushed the digital image to its shareable limit, but there is still something nice about that framed desk photo (or album, or personalized tennis shoes).
Old-fashioned camera tech, even at 41 megapixels in a phone? Bah. Nokia's got plans to bring even more amazing photography systems, just like Lytro's focus-free camera, to your pocket.
Bruce Livingstone created iStockphoto. Now he's launching its opposite: Stocksy, a co-op designed to pay photographers as much as possible for their best photos.
After the fashion label used a NYC photographer's photos without his permission, it donated $25,000 to a Brooklyn YMCA in his name. He's now raising another $75,000.
Nikon is one of the biggest names in photography, but until now its efforts at creating an online photo sharing service have flopped. Will this time be different?
