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Digital Camera World
Digital Camera World
Tom May

New LinkedIn feature helps you prove authorship of your photographs

A visual demonstration shows Content Credentials cards overlaying various images and videos, detailing information such as the file type, date, producer, app or device used, and the signing entity.

It's been something of a wild week at Adobe Max, the software giant's annual event, where they've announced a bunch of new tools in Photoshop 2026 as well as what's next for its imaging and video software. But with all the flashy, headline grabbing new features, one smaller detail's gone unnoticed that some photographers might actually find more important.  

If you’ve ever watched one of your images spread online without so much as your name attached, you’ll know how frustrating it feels. With AI making it easier than ever for images to be copied, tweaked or conjured from nothing, proving you actually created your work is becoming increasingly important. 

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