Is ‘Beauty’ in Photography Out of Step with the ‘Art’ of Photography?
Is our pursuit of exquisite photos inconsistent with what is expected in art? Or is beauty something we should continue to strive for?
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You Can Actually Record ProRes RAW Open Gate Internally on iPhone 17 Pro
Photographer and YouTuber Jason Vong discovered a way to internally record iPhone ProRes RAW HQ Open Gate video on the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max, a feat that should be impossible.
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The Fujifilm X-T30 II Is Not Discontinued, Remains an ‘Active Part’ of X-Series Line
Despite inaccurate reports and mislabeled product listings claiming otherwise, the Fujifilm X-T30 II is not discontinued, according to the company.
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DJI Loses Its Lawsuit Against the Pentagon, Remains Designated a Chinese Military Company in US
A United States judge rejected DJI's request to be removed from the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) list of Chinese military and military-associated companies. This means, pending an appeal, the U.S. government can continue to call DJI a Chinese Military Company, a ruling that comes with significant risks to DJI's business operations.
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LUMIX S Series Lenses Explained: What Shooters Need to Know
When LUMIX launched its first full-frame mirrorless cameras back in 2019, it wasn’t starting from scratch. The company already had a great reputation among filmmakers with the GH series -- compact Micro Four Thirds cameras that punched well above their weight. But the S Series was different. LUMIX wanted to show it could compete with the top lens companies in full-frame photography and video.
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Incredible Photos Show the Same Chinese Train Driver 26 Years Apart
When train driver Han Junjia first started his career in 1992, the railway industry in China operated on steam locomotives that could just about manage 30 miles per hour.
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It Took a Photographer 10 Years to Finally Nail the Perfect Lion Photo
Some photographs happen in an instant. Others take years to arrive. For more than a decade, I carried a very specific picture in my mind: a lion at complete ease, drinking from still water, everything calm and in balance. I knew how it should look, the light, the posture, the mood, but in the field, the moment always slipped away.
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How Tether Tools’ Custom USB Cable Solved a Huge Tethered Photography Problem
Tether Tools has long been a key player in the tethered photography community. This specialized but vital niche of the photography market has very specific cable requirements, which, when faced with increasing issues with USB-C PD, forced Tether Tools back to the drawing board. The company developed a brand-new USB-C cable, Optima, to deal with growing USB concerns on modern cameras.
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Why Kids All Pose with the Peace Sign in Photos
From family snapshots to school pictures, children today almost always strike the peace sign, a simple V-shaped gesture that has quietly become a ubiquitous part of their photo poses.
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Satellite Photos Reveal 125-Mile Scar Left by Canadian Storm Visible from Space
Satellite photos reveal how a devastating hailstorm that swept across Canada last month left a 125-mile-long "scar" visible from space.
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