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YouTube is adding support for still photos, as CEO says Shorts will gain support for image posts in 2026
By Hillary K. Grigonis published
NEWS In a list of features coming in 2026, YouTube CEO Neal Mohan says that image posts are coming to Shorts

Instagram, as we know it, is dead. But as Instagram head Adam Mosseri calls pro photographs “boring,” where is Instagram headed next?
By Hillary K. Grigonis published
OPINION In aq post that is angering many photographers, Instagram Head Adam Mosseri discusses authenticity and what's next for Instagram

After extending the deadline four times, the US TikTok ban is coming to a close. Is it too much to hope for the same thing for DJI?
By Hillary K. Grigonis published
OPINION A deal to keep TikTok active in the US is in the works. As an American drone pilot, I'm hoping it's a good sign for the DJI ban

After going all-in on vertical video, Instagram is now coming to TVs. But as a photographer, I have some serious questions about Instagram’s TV test
By Hillary K. Grigonis published
INSTAGRAM Instagram is testing a new app for Amazon Fire TVs, but what about resolution limitations? And, what about still photos?

I’m a photographer, not a videographer – and I hate shooting Reels. But, I finally found a simple hack to shoot behind-the-scenes videos
By Hillary K. Grigonis published
HACK I finally found the perfect hack to take behind-the-scenes videos while still focusing 100% on photography

TikTok is testing a tool that enables you to limit AI video in feeds – and it’s something I seriously hope other networks try to copy
By Hillary K. Grigonis published
NEWS TikTok is testing a new slider so users can choose to see less AI content in their feeds

Stop spoiling your images! I'm a pro photographer and journalist, and I think everyone just needs to relax around watermarking
By Peter Fenech published
Opinion Photographers always seem obsessed about people stealing their shots online, but when you think about it, how much are you really losing if it happens?

New LinkedIn feature helps you prove authorship of your photographs
By Tom May published
A new partnership between Adobe and LinkedIn introduces secure, traceable image attribution.
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