We love Wacom tablets for photo enhancements. Pressure-sensitive pens give you unmatched control and efficiency with common retouching tasks like cloning and painting layer masks.

Given the constant innovation in digital cameras—from super-high-resolution capture to full HD video and the constantly shrinking form factor—it’s increasingly important that media cards continue to get physically smaller, store more data more reliably and do it all blazingly fast.

Photoshop is the gold standard for image enhancement, but for many photographers, it’s overkill.

Big-ticket items may have to wait for the holidays, but there are scores of accessories you can use to try new techniques and improve your photo experience without spending hundreds or thousands of dollars.

Let’s separate some fact from fiction when it comes to memory-card speed.

Looking for a perfect holiday gift for the “To Me, From Me” under the tree?

Camera bags are especially important as they perform two vital functions, protecting your gear from damage and keeping it all organized.

Conventional wisdom says that for the best-looking prints, you should stick with your printer manufacturer’s papers and inks.

Whether you’re jetting off on a family vacation, backpacking solo in the wild or going away on business, mobility is key when traveling with your photo gear.

Just in case you didn’t receive your perfect holiday gift, tech and electronic companies kick off the new year with two festivals full of stuff you didn’t even know you couldn’t live without: CES and Macworld.