One of the lesser-known ways that camera manufacturers have been able to make digital cameras ever smaller and less expensive is by using in-camera software to correct for lens distortion on the fly.

Sony's camera quality in its Xperia phones traditionally hasn't been as mindblowing as some customers would expect. The Japanese electronics manufacturer uses its in-house sensors for smartphones, ...

The $180 D-Link DCS-2630L offers a 180-degree distortion-free live stream along with local cloud storage (up to 128GB, microSD card not included), one of the first DIY models with these combined ...

Wide-angle lenses have been a great addition to smartphone cameras. They allow you to essentially take a step back and get more in the frame. However, wide-angle lenses are not without their drawbacks ...

A new United States Patent & Trademark Office patent application from Apple entitled “Image Capture Device Having Tilt and/or Perspective Correction” has surfaced this morning, detailing how Apple is ...

Sony began rolling out its Android 8.0 Oreo updates on Monday, and its Xperia XZ Premium was first in line to get one. The company listed a whole host of improvements and new features included in the ...

As camera sensors gain more detail, the high resolution they deliver makes another issue a bit more obvious. The high resolution reveals that traditional rolling shutters create distortion in the ...

Bottom line: What’s going on with the Samsung PL150’s lens? We’re used to seeing some drop-off in sharpness at full zoom, but this is much more serious and undermines the value of the whole camera.