Viltrox Lenses for Sony Cameras Now 20% Off
Viltrox has significantly expanded its selection of fast-prime lenses designed for Sony E-mount cameras, reinforcing its position as a leading third-party manufacturer of budget-friendly optics.
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Friday, March 27, 2026
Rumors suggest Sony will launch a significant new E-mount camera in May, widely believed to be the A7R VI. This successor to the A7R V is expected to feature a groundbreaking 80MP full-frame sensor, a substantial increase from the previous 61MP. Elsewhere, Eastman Kodak has announced the release of six new films, including Ektacolor Pro and Ektapan, which film enthusiasts note closely resemble iconic Portra and T-Max lines. Separately, Released in 2017 at the peak of DSLR technology, the Nikon D850 is hailed as the greatest DSLR camera ever produced.
Gear
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Nikon D850
Released in 2017 at the peak of DSLR technology, the Nikon D850 is hailed as the greatest DSLR camera ever produced.
Apple Discontinues Mac Pro Desktop Computer
Apple has officially discontinued its Mac Pro desktop computer, removing the product from its website.
Focal Length's Impact on Portrait Distortion
Julia Trotti's video compares prime focal lengths from 14mm to 135mm, illustrating how each affects facial distortion in portraits when framing is kept consistent.
Camera Manufacturers Urged to Adopt Specific Design
A creator from Camera Conspiracies suggests that major camera manufacturers are failing to innovate by not...
Camera and Lens Deals Offer Significant Savings
Current market conditions present exceptional deals on cameras and lenses.
A 3-month review of the Edelkrone Tripod X assesses its performance and durability
This review provides an in-depth look at the Edelkrone Tripod X after three months of consistent use.
Signs Point to the Fastest Camera Ever
Multiple signs and indications are converging, leading to the belief that the fastest camera ever is on the...
Brooke Shaden Teaches Self-Portraiture on Alpha Camera Academy
Brooke Shaden is leading a new free course on Sony's Alpha Camera Academy focused on intentional...
Top Sony G Master Lenses for Wedding Photography in 2026
For those planning their wedding photography kit, this guide highlights the top Sony G Master lenses for 2026.
Reviews
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Sharpest 35mm Lenses Tested for 2026
Christopher Frost has updated his testing of 35mm lenses for 2026, identifying the sharpest options available.
Matti Haapoja Details Red Bull Snowboarding Filming Gear
Filmmaker Matti Haapoja provides a detailed gear breakdown for his work filming Red Bull Snowboarding.
Spring 2026 issue of Digital Camera magazine features spring photography techniques
The latest issue of Digital Camera magazine focuses on capturing spring photography, with tutorials on landscapes, wildlife, and macro shots.
Isolate and Recolor Clothing Without Affecting Skin
Aaron Nace of PHLEARN presents a method for non-destructively changing clothing colors in Photoshop.
Viltrox 16mm F1.8 L-Mount Lens Sample Gallery
Viltrox has unveiled a sample gallery showcasing its 16mm F1.8 L-mount lens.
A Hands-On Review of its Metamorphosis
A practical review of the Leica SL3, exploring its significant changes and capabilities.
Asus ProArt PX13 GoPro Edition is a compact
The Asus ProArt PX13 GoPro Edition is a specialized, high-performance laptop aimed at mobile video editors,...
Retro Styling Meets Digital Functionality
The Yashica FX-D 300 digital camera draws inspiration from the 1979 Yashica FX-3 film camera, featuring retro...
Daniel Norton Shoots Hybrid Ad Campaign On Set
Daniel Norton provides an on-set demonstration of how to shoot a hybrid advertising campaign, integrating both...
AI Tools Streamline Audio Cleanup for Video
Mike Russell reviews three AI audio cleanup tools: Riverside's Magic Audio, Adobe Enhance Speech, and Aonic.
Jerred Z Explores the Mysterious and Wonderful World
Jerred Z's video, titled "The World is Mysterious and Wonderful," offers a practical guide and hands-on...
Rumors
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Sony A7R VI Rumored for May Launch with 80MP Sensor
Rumors suggest Sony will launch a significant new E-mount camera in May, widely believed to be the A7R VI.
Opinion
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Born To Bowl Podcast Episode 2 Recap with Jason Belmonte
This content provides a recap of Episode 2 of The Unofficial Born To Bowl Podcast, which featured guest Jason Belmonte.
Photographers' Secret Google Searches Revealed
This article delves into the secret Google searches that photographers frequently make but would never admit to.
Peter McKinnon Reflects on Past Work and Creator Evolution
In a piece titled "I miss the old Pete," creator Peter McKinnon offers a personal reflection on his journey and past work.
DSLR Achieves Aerial Perspective Without a Drone
Photographer Coenraad Torlage sought a unique aerial perspective for his "Young Farmers" series but lacked a drone.
Camera Releases Slow in Early 2026
The year 2026 has begun with a notable lack of new camera announcements, contrasting with a more active 2025.
Photography Gear vs. Skill
A Reddit post suggests photographers need better taste over better gear, a sentiment many agree with.
Photographer Value in AI Era
Commercial photographer Scott Choucino addresses the diminishing value of technical execution in photography...
News
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Sony Halts Memory Card Sales in Japan Amid Global Shortage
Sony has temporarily suspended the acceptance of orders for its entire mainstream memory card range in Japan, citing global semiconductor shortages and supply chain pressures.
Kodak Film Scanners Discounted in Amazon Spring Sale
Amazon's Big Spring Sale features discounted Kodak film scanners, providing a solution for digitizing old negatives and slides.
Kodak Rebrands Iconic Films Amidst Naming Rights Disputes
Eastman Kodak has announced the release of six new films, including Ektacolor Pro and Ektapan, which film enthusiasts note closely resemble iconic Portra and T-Max lines.
Don Bronstein's Lost Archive Surfaces Decades After His Death
Photographer Don Bronstein, known for shooting over 500 album covers and winning a Grammy, died at 41 in 1968.
Industry
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Boudoir Photography's Generic Branding Problem
The boudoir photography industry suffers from a branding problem where most photographers use the same generic terms like 'empowering,' 'confident,' and 'luxurious.' This results in an entire genre celebrating...