Photo: Mitchell Clark Our May editor’s challenge is now open for submissions. The theme this month is human-powered travel, so we’re looking for photos of people moving through the world under their own power, using means of transportation mundane or exotic. Some examples: people walking, hiking, skateboarding, biking, roller-blading hand pedaling – whatever gets them […]
Images: DxO, Ilford, Aperture, SmallRig Happy Saturday, everyone! We’ve officially made it to the weekend, which means it’s time to take a look at new accessories that came out this week. This week was a quiet one gear-wise, but we saw some new film, software updates, a cage from SmallRig and a 60th anniversary photo […]
Images: © Andrew Willes Meme culture thrives on exaggerated content, and depth or restraint is often an afterthought. The viral “What I See vs. What I Take” trend is different. It’s recently filled Instagram feeds with before-and-after images. The trend showcases the cluttered, everyday scenes a photographer encounters, followed by the tightly framed, intentional image […]
Photo: Greggory DiSalvo / iStock / Getty Images Plus via Getty Images Summer is nearly upon us for those in the Northern Hemisphere, and with that comes travel and holidays for many. You likely want to document those vacations at least somehow, which could mean bringing a camera along. If you’re traveling by plane, that […]
Image: Leica Firmware Friday is back, and there are a fair number of updates this week. The most significant comes from Leica, in the form of a massive change to video recording options on the SL3 and SL3-S. The latest version allows for internal ProRes 422 HQ video in Cine 6K or Cine 4K recording […]
Images: Nikon, Viltrox, TTArtisan Firmware Friday is back, and there are a few minor, but necessary, updates for Nikon’s Z30, especially if you’re a blogger or content creator on the go. Lenses from Viltrox and TTArtisan also received some updates, though the actual fixes for the former are pretty vague. A reader also tipped us […]
Photo: Capture One Capture One, an editing software known for its Raw processing and tethered shooting features, has announced updates to its platform. The update brings a new retouching feature and a slightly updated workflow for managing folders. It also revealed a bit of a branding refresh in the form of a drastically different logo. […]
Canon’s senior management team, left to right: Yasuhiko Shiomi, Go Tokura, Manabu Kato, Tetsushi Hibi Photo: Dale Baskin “More and more users are using these cameras for video shooting. We have to accommodate this video shooting,” says Go Tokura, Executive Vice President at Canon and head of its Imaging Group, when speaking to us at […]
Pictured: Sony’s FX3 camera in action. Due to the subtle updates, the FX3a should look and function essentially the same as the original. Image: Sony Sony has quietly introduced the FX3a, a revised version of its FX3 full-frame Cinema Line camera. Rather than offer up a next-generation upgrade, the FX3a replaces its predecessor with a […]
Image: Microsoft Microsoft unveiled new Surface devices yesterday, along with some improvements to its AI-powered creative apps. The Photos, Paint and Snipping tools were given new features that aim to make editing easier and more intuitive. There is one catch, though: You’ll need one of the company’s new Copilot+ PCs to access them. One of […]
