Photography & Cameras
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Panasonic Celebrates Lumix’s 25th Anniversary With Global Events
Lumix Collective starts next month.
Hipstamatic Reboots Camera Club Membership With Unified Access and Four New Analog Apps
Hipstamatic reboots its Camera Club membership, unifying all apps into one subscription and launching four new analog-inspired iOS camera apps.
‘A Seal’s Nightmare’: Menacing Polar Bear Photo Wins Award
It’s part of the Ournature Environmental Photo & Video Awards 2026.
The Vaonis Atlas Is a Smart Telescope Crossed With a DSLR
Coming next March.
Photographer Arrested After Taking Chainsaw to Trees In Search of a Better Train Photo
Potentially faces a prison sentence.
Voigtländer Celebrates 100 Years of Legendary Skopar Series Lenses
A legendary name in lenses.
Marvel at the Insane Photos of a Space Jellyfish Formed by a SpaceX Rocket
It was seen across the Eastern Seaboard.
Nikon’s Newest Japan-Only Merch Makes Me Wish I Had More Business
The classic Nikon F3 meets business cards.
This Competition Celebrates New Photographers Who Have Been Shooting for Less Than Three Years
It’s the AOP Emerging Talent Awards.
ASMP’s MSP Squared Event Next Week Is a Unique, 24-Hour In-Person Photo Contest
There aren’t other photo contests like this out there.
Actress Mia Goth Slams Instagram for Spreading AI Image of Her
The actress who recently divorced Shia LaBeouf called it ‘incomprehensible.’
US Worker Sues After Employer Fires Her for Refusing to Send 160 Webcam Photos Per Day
She had worked for the company for eight years.
Bride Mad Because Her Photographer Died and Hadn’t Sent Her the Wedding Photos
Empathy has left the chat.
Inside a Season With the Chicago Cubs’ Photographer
On an evening late in the season at Wrigley Field, a narrow beam of low sunlight reached the top step of the Chicago Cubs’ dugout. Pete Crow-Armstrong,
This Forgotten 30-Year-Old Digital Camera Predicted the Future
You’ve never heard of this camera, but it predicted some issues with trusting digital photography.
Sony’s New ECM-W5 Wireless Mic System Wants To Make Audio Easier
Wireless audio monitoring, internal recording, and more.
Apple Stores to Push iPhone Duo Demonstrations
Especially at the flagship stores.
Tamron 16-50mm f/2.8 A Review: Pro-Level Zoom at an Entry Level Price
Tamron fill a much-needed gap in the APS-C field of lenses. Who knew they would pull out most of the stops and deliver such a useful optic?
Tamron 16-50mm f/2.8 A Lens Gives APS-C Photographers Cause To Celebrate
A fast, versatile zoom lens for APS-C camera owners.
Fujifilm’s Instax Square Lineup Gets a Well-Rounded, Moodier New Camera
Fujifilm feels moody.
Powerful Photo of a Mother Elephant Carrying Dead Calf Wins Wildlife Photographer of the Year
See all the winners right here.
Arri Film Lab 1.5 Aims To Emulate Even More Analog Cinema Formats
Nearly a year ago, Arri, one of the biggest names in cinema, launched Film Lab. It's an OpenFX plugin for industry-standard video editing and color grading workflows that promises to bring a filmic, analog look to digital video. Film Lab 1.5 has arrived, bringing even more analog looks to digital cinema workflows. [Read More]
NASA Perseverance Mars Rover Sets New Record for Off-World Distance Driven
And there’s still more distance to cover.
Apple and LG Bring Connected Cameras To Your Home
Doorbell cam, floodlight cam, and more.
TTArtisan’s Tiny $99 Pancake Lens Weighs Less Than a Camera Battery
Like a camera cap that also takes photos.
Member of the Public Snaps Photo of Rare Melanistic Gray Fox
Spotted in Michigan.
Magnetic Accessories Can Affect Your iPhone Camera
Worth bearing in mind.
Man is Reunited With Parents’ 1950s Wedding Photo Album After Search
‘I will protect it with my life now.’
Enhance Old, Low-Quality Footage and Photos: An All-in-One Workflow with VideoProc
Use AI to enhance your old, low-res photos and videos.
How Getty’s Bankruptcy Affects Photographers: Payments, Contracts, and Next Steps
Photographers’ immediate job is to document what Getty owes you, preserve your agreements, and watch for official notices.
820 Ebony/Jet: Inside Chicago’s First Black-Owned Building
“It was a very unique project, to be sure.” With these words, Barbara Karant, a Chicago-based photographer specializing in architecture and interior design, as well as an author and educator, summarizes her immersion in the spaces of the Johnson Publishing Company (JPC), founded by Chicago media mogul John Harold Johnson during the Civil Rights Movement. [Read More]
Even Photographers Who Preordered the OM System PEN Might Wait Until Next Spring To Get It
Will the OM System PEN have an X100VI moment?
Woman Claims Camera Repair Shop Stole Her Grandma’s Rolleiflex
She’s reportedly gone to the police.
It’s a Real Shame the OnePlus 16 Is Launching Only in China
It’s a shame the OnePlus 16 isn’t leaving China.
Getty Going Private as the Beleaguered Stock Photo Brand Files for Bankruptcy
Getty has announced that it has secured the necessary financing to take the company private, which includes filing for bankruptcy.
Hidden Snow Leopard Cubs Among Winners of International Photography Awards
The Siena Awards Photo Festival announces its champions.
Cameras on Earth and in Space Form the Frontline of Wildfire Defense
Cameras are the frontline defense against wildfires.
Apple, Content Authenticity, and the War to Prove What’s Real
It is now easier than ever to type a few words into an AI generator and create a photorealistic image of something that never happened. So, when a photo
The Third Leica 0-Series Prototype Camera Ever Made Just Sold for Nearly $5 Million
Rare camera sold for nearly $5 million following a 20-minute bidding war.
There Are Free, Open-Source Versions of Microsoft Office Apps Thanks to AI
Brandon Thomas, the experienced software engineer behind the AI-assisted reverse engineering effort to rebuild open-source versions of Adobe's Creative Suite applications, including Photoshop, Premiere, and Lightroom, is setting his sights on another oft-maligned set of software: Microsoft Office. [Read More]
Photographer Pleads With Thieves to Return Irreplaceable Wedding Photos
The photos, and all his cameras, was stolen from his car in Oakland.
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