Digital cameras are nothing without a computer. You can snap all the shots you want, but unless you can connect the camera to your laptop to transfer the photos, you won't be able to share your ...

Some experts see webcam covers as a final safeguard, while others don't see them as useful at all. (Photo: sorbetto via Getty Images) If you are paranoid about people seeing things they should not ...

Someone may be using your laptop or your desktop web camera to watch and listen to you without your knowledge. It happens, and yes, it’s downright creepy. And to think that someone may be spying on ...

Perhaps you've noticed while at a coffee shop or library: laptop computers all around are crowned with a Post-It or little slip of paper covering their cameras. What's the point? Curious to understand ...

If you have anything to hide from the internet at large — including your naked body — you might want to cover up your laptop camera. As hacking scandals and sextortion schemes show up more and more ...

Tethering your camera while taking photos offers a whole range of benefits. Find out how to connect your camera to a computer using Adobe Lightroom. Many studio photographers tether their camera to a ...

“Is it actually sensible to cover your webcam when not in use?” she asked fellow Mumsnet users Brian Anthony Hernandez, who has nearly 20 years of journalism experience, joined PEOPLE as a ...

If your computer shipped with an installed webcam, the camera should be operational when you first boot your machine. However, if you have installed an external webcam to your computer, the machine ...

I admit it: I put tape over my computer's webcam. This is a paranoid thing to do. That said, I spend so much time in front of my computer that if a hacker managed to infiltrate my webcam and record ...

In this post, we’ll see how to resolve Snap Camera No available camera input problem. Snap Camera is free to use camera application for Windows PC. You can use it to apply different filters to the ...

Camp Snap is known for its vintage-inspired point-and-shoot gear — we tested out the company's latest CS-8 camera at Disneyland to see how our videos compared to archive footage from the 1960s. By ...