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Human eyes and cameras perceive light differently, with eyes adapting dynamically across over 20 stops while cameras capture a maximum of 13-15 stops per frame.
Photojournalists are using perspective not just through camera angles but also through subject choice to convey compelling narratives.
In this video, Peter McKinnon delves into his method of 'rawdogging' photos within the urban landscape of New York City.
A filmmaker explores the practical workflow of pairing the Nikon ZR camera with Venus Optics Laowa Sunlight 2x Full Frame Anamorphic Zooms for an intimate two-character film.
NASA's Curiosity rover captures Martian landscapes using its Mastcam system, which comprises two fixed-focal-length cameras: a 34mm wide-angle and a 100mm telephoto.
Stunning solar eclipse photos from the 2026 event appear unreal due to a photography technique called forced perspective, not AI.
Christopher Frost provides a comprehensive review of the Canon RF 7-14mm f/2.8-3.5 L Fisheye STM lens.
This review from MPB offers a practical, hands-on assessment of the Sony FX2 camera.
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From Kevin Deal Photography
From Taylor Jackson
The World Dog Surfing Championships, now in its tenth year, brought together over a dozen dogs for a surfing competition that also raises money for charities and features pet adoptions.
A Wisconsin woman experienced two gunpoint traffic stops within a week due to an automated license plate camera incorrectly linking her vehicle to a homicide.
Canon USA has introduced FLXfinish+ technology for its Colorado Printer Series.
Recent photography news covers potential new gear and existing product sales.
Photographer and videographer Daniel Norton, in a demonstration for Adorama, explores sophisticated softbox lighting techniques.
Adobe Lightroom has introduced significant updates to its masking capabilities, allowing users to automatically select subjects and skies within their images.
The Insta360 X6 is the subject of a comprehensive overview, providing an in-depth look at its capabilities.
Thomas J McClure provides a hands-on review of the Fujifilm X-E5 camera.