Google Photos Turns 10, Now Hosts Over 9 Trillion Photos and Videos
Today marks the 10th anniversary of Google Photos, a platform that has evolved from a simple storage solution into a powerful tool for organizing, editing, and sharing photos and videos. To celebrate, Google has shared jaw-dropping milestones and announced new features to usher in its next decade.
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Bizarre Star Unlike Any Other Defies Scientific Explanation
A global team of astronomers using NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and the Square Kilometer Array Pathfinder (ASKAP) radio telescope discovered a bizarre star that acts unlike any star seen before.
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The Mandler 35mm f/2 M-Mount Lens Borrows Much More than Leica’s Optical Design
Recreated lenses are not new, but few are quite so forward with their inspiration as the new Chinese-made Mandler 35mm f/2 for Leica M mount.
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Viltrox’s New 28mm f/4.5 Lens for Nikon Z Is Barely Bigger Than a Camera Body Cap
Viltrox has announced the AF 28mm f/4.5 Chip lens for Nikon Z mirrorless cameras. The ultra-compact full-frame lens is the thinnest and lightest lens Viltrox has ever made.
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Retrospective Honors Pioneering War Photographer Marie-Laure de Decker
French photographer and acclaimed photojournalist Marie-Laure de Decker (1947-2023) made a name for herself documenting numerous armed conflicts, social and political upheavals, and historic portraits. Her work and legacy will be honored in a new retrospective.
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Atomos is a Microphone Company Now, Launches StudioSonic Shotgun Mic
After branching out into five new market segments at NAB, Atomos is clearly not done and today announced its entrance into the microphone scene with the StudioSonic Shotgun Mic, a compact wired or wireless mic designed for a wide range of pro uses.
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Photographer Visits ‘Severance’ Style Underground Bunker Built for Nuclear War
A photographer visited a Cold War-era underground bunker designed to serve as a nuclear fallout shelter for the Canadian government in the event of a nuclear attack during the Cold War.
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Astronauts Build Fake Moon to Practice Moon Photography
Inside a nondescript building on an industrial site outside of Cologne, Germany, there is a recreation of the Moon's surface, allowing astronauts to practice, among other things, taking photos on the Moon.
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Hey Folks, We Screwed Up
Earlier this week, PetaPixel made an egregious mistake: we unintentionally showed an embargoed Sony product in a video review of a separate product. We then accidentally published the video review for that embargoed product hours before the embargo lifted. Neither was intentional or done with malice. That said, we know it harms our peers, so we want to explain what happened.
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Scientists Warns That AI Images May Cause Havoc in Medical Research
A recent study has raised concerns about the increasing ability of artificial intelligence (AI) to generate convincing fake microscopic images.
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