Sharing

Keeping copyright tabs on your photos in a world where everything is shared all the time can be tricky. Recently, there has been a serious uptick in concern when it comes to Facebook. People have been pasting a "legal notice" to their wall, claiming that it somehow changes how Facebook is able to use the data (which includes photos) uploaded to the service. The truth is that it's little more than a chain letter.

Chances are, you either love Instagram or your really hate it. Either way, you're about to see more of it if you spend time online, because full user profiles are making their way to the web.

There are few topics in photography at the moment more polarizing than retro filter apps like Instagram. Chances are, you either love or hate them. If you fall into that latter camp (and judging from the comments on this site, many of you do), you might get a kick out of a new app called Normalize. It promises to wipe most of a filter off of a photo and make it look, well, normal again.

Sometimes I get a bit of blowback from readers when I cover Facebook news here on our beloved photography site, but with literally billions of photos every month being uploaded to the service, it's impossible to ignore. Now, the fruits of of Facebook's Instagram purchase are starting to to ripen. First, there was the new Instagram-like layout for their mobile app and now there's a full-blown Facebook camera app they hope will increase their photo-hosting dominance.