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Photography & Cameras

Camera and lens launches, reviews and rumors, editing software, photography techniques, film and analogue photography.

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    The New Fujifilm Instax Soft Haze Film Brings 90s Style

    Typically photographers love using mist filters on their camera lenses to get a soft glow, but the newest Fujifilm Instax film is doing that for them. To us, it already did a good job of that anyway. Fujifilm's instax series has won over millions of young photographers and casual shooters over the years. In fact, the instax series is still considered one of the most profitable camera businesses for the company. After the success of Square SQ1 in 2020, the company has finally introduced the instax Square 2 with a new soft haze film.

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    Fujifilm Instax Square 2 Review: How I made Over 40 People Smile

    For most of my career, I've looked at Fujifilm's more affordable Instax camera options and kind of scoffed at them, but 20 years into my career, and I'm absolutely charmed by cameras like the Fujifilm Instax Square 2. Not only is it adorable, but if you're a photographer who actively talks to strangers, you'll realize that it's a wonderful way to connect with others. That word, connect, is one that I feel has been genuinely corrupted in our society by social media and other things causing us all problems.

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    The Nikon Z8 Behind a Wildlife Photographer of the Year Winner

    The Natural History Museum's Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards are back, with the main award going to Italian wildlife photographer Federico Veronesi. The image was chosen from record-breaking entries of 65,403 images from 121 countries and territories. This is also the very first time in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year's 62-year-old history that the main title winners, both in adult and young categories, have been bestowed to black-and-white photographs.

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    Meet the Sponsors Behind the 5 Boro Foto Fest

    A festival built around real, human-made photography still needs real support to happen, and the 5 Boro Foto Fest is sponsored in part by Printique by Adorama, Sigma, and Signs365. All three are brands that make sense for an event built around actual prints and actual photographers, not just another

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    The 2010s Were Peak Human Photography. Can We Go Back?

    Recently, I gave my designer friend a camera; he then proceeded to show me a few images. "What I lack in understanding of the camera … I made it up in post editing … Lol," he texted me. Make no mistake, the technology of modern mirrorless cameras is exemplary in the hands of established, experienced photographers. Why do I say that? Because they understand their own creative vision so much more than letting the camera decide it for them.

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    This is the Most Underrated Fujifilm Camera for Film Photography

    Fujifilm has created some fantastic cameras. The INSTAX series, the GFX cameras and the X series APS-C models, each have a fan following of millions of users. While we are looking at the present, this is the time to look at the past. Here is a look at an antique camera that gives still photography a new life.

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    The Sony Gear Behind Lana Tannir’s Most Remote Expeditions

    Nature photographers have often documented places and species that showcase a fragile balance between humans and the wilderness. Such photographs go beyond highlighting beauty, raising awareness about how a minor tilt in this ecosystem can be catastrophic for everyone. Lana Tannir, a Nat Geo Explorer who has worked with museums, NGOs, and wildlife rescues, speaks to The Phoblographer about how she approaches her assignments in such crucial times, and the Sony kit that has helped her in even the remotest regions.

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    20% Off Capture One Is Reason Enough to Join the Phoblographer

    If you're already paying for a Capture One subscription, a Phoblographer membership can genuinely pay for itself. Members get 20% off Capture One subscription plans and All in One subscriptions, which for most photographers is worth more in a year than the $45 membership itself costs.

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    There are Too Many Cameras: Not in the Way You Think

    A very long time ago on Reddit, I saw a thread for a camera that was being sold by Costco. It was an old Canon Rebel T7, a camera that was so insignificant that we didn't bother reviewing it here at the Phoblographer. We did, however, review the Canon T7i. Yet this year, that old Rebel was selling for $700. Crazy, right?

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    What Makes These 5 Old Cameras Special in 2026?

    When it comes to choosing a camera, there are various options for one. Brands like Fujifilm, Canon, and Ricoh are some options from yesteryears that one can adore. If you are someone who likes older models, then this list could be of help.

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