Many popular DSLR and mirrorless cameras offer USB webcam support built-in or via some extra software. We break down everything you need to know so you can step up your video call or streaming game.

Photo courtesy of Laia Technologies. Editor’s Note: Learn more about Laia Technologies and the new camera stack in our informative webinar, occurring May 26. As AI embeds itself more deeply into pro ...

Webcams have become somewhat hard to buy since the COVID-19 pandemic hit, but Canon has developed some software that could let you use your EOS or PowerShot camera to video chat with colleagues or ...

Keeping this in mind, we asked you, our readers, to choose what’s more important to you — camera software or hardware. Does hardware play the lead role in getting great results from your phone’s ...

It's definitely the new trend for camera makers to ride on the wave of people getting hooked on video conferencing or even video streaming at home. Whether it's for meetings, seminars, or making ...

San Francisco startup Rylo is launching a 360-degree video camera today that emphasizes smooth videos that are easy to share. Created by a team of former Instagram and Apple engineers, Rylo has ...

Cameras have become one of the most important features on our phones. In phones’ early days, cameras were an afterthought — the original iPhone didn't even record video. But now phone cameras can ...

However, these two markets are completely at odds with their approach to cameras. In the more affordable tiers, smartphones offer 48-, 64-, and soon 108-megapixel sensors. They’re applying the old ...

My webcam learned a new trick.