Cameras and Photography - Tips & How-Tos

Here's how to easily move pictures and videos in a passcode-protected hidden album within the iPhone Photos app and how to hide the hidden album. 

You can easily download all of your photos or choose a select few to transfer from your Android phone to your computer. Here's how.

This celestial spectacle won't wait! Prepare now to safely take awe-inspiring eclipse photos with your smartphone.

Viewing your photos on the big screen is easy and you likely already have everything you need to view photos on your TV. Here are five ways to do it.

Google's Cinematic Photos tool identifies the subject of photos you save to Google Photos and brings the scenes to life with realistic 3D animations. 

Apple has built shortcuts into iOS that make launching video recording from your iPhone's lock screen or while using your iPhone nearly instantaneous.

Tired of Instagram? Here are the simple steps to permanently delete your Instagram account and all of your data or temporarily deactivate your account.

Digitally manipulated video can depict celebrities, politicians and other people saying and doing things they never did. Here’s how to spot the signs of a deepfake.

Turn your old photos into digital images that can be safely preserved and easily shared with family and friends.

Our top picks for online photo storing services will free up your smartphone storage, keep your mobile photos safe and much more.  

These photo editing apps provide all of the functions you need for quick editing on the go.

The iPhone's camera has limitations. We share techniques, settings and apps that will help you take the best photos possible. 

With just a little input from you, keeping your digital photos organized will become a breeze to manage.

Don't let your selfies suffer from poor lighting. The right apps and hardware accessories can help your phone take light, bright selfies.

There are plenty of great low-light shots waiting to be made. So follow these surefire tips to taking better photos in low light with your phone.

From user-friendliness to premium services, we tackle the questions you should be asking before choosing a photo sharing service.

Here are five common problems people have when shooting photos - and how to fix them.

Creating and publishing your child's story is a fun, easy and inexpensive.

Fireworks are difficult to photograph well, unless you know a few tricks. To get great shots with no camera shake and proper exposure, use these simple tips this Fourth of July.

Fortunately you don’t have to take the perfect shot to end up with one. You can easily merge two or more photos together using your smartphone or computer.

Rather than nagging the kids to write thank you notes for their holiday gifts, use your smartphone to send a video thank you this holiday season! 

Eight simple tips to help any pet owner take better photos of his or her treasured companion.

The first year of your baby’s life is filled with so many don’t-miss moments. Make sure you get great photos.

New cameras have beauty-enhancing picture taking modes and editing features that automatically improve how you look.

Location data in your photos could lead people to your home. Here's how to remove it.

Aimee Baldridge, author of The Camera Phone Book and Organize Your Digital Life, provides helpful tips on taking better photos with your phone's camera.

Rather than nagging the kids to write thank you notes for their holiday gifts, send a special heartfelt video thank you this holiday season! Here are our tips for making a video that your relatives will thank YOU for!

Point-and-shoot digital cameras can deliver amazingly good image quality, but there are times when even the latest and greatest point-and-shoot camera will drive you crazy with sluggish performance.

Sabra Krock, a Manhattan-based child photographer, shares some easy tips you can follow to consistently get amazing “keeper” shots of your infant, toddler or young child.

There's nothing like a watermark on your photos to let others know they're not public domain. Here's how to easily apply a watermark to any photo.

Fujifilm breaks the 2D barrier with the world’s-first consumer digital camera to shoot pictures and video in 3D–along with a tabletop “3D viewer” LCD screen, and a 3D photo print service offered online.

Send the pictures from your camera to your computer with a Wi-Fi memory card.

Are your photo files too large to send through email? Here's a quick and easy way to create a smaller version.