Fujifilm X-T4 User Hopes for X-T6 Upgrades
A professional portrait photographer, currently using two Fujifilm X-T4 bodies, shares their expectations for the upcoming X-T6.
Archive Edition
Monday, April 13, 2026
Panasonic's 25th-anniversary Lumix camera rumors are likely inaccurate, with experts suggesting a focus on video production updates instead. Meanwhile, GoPro and DJI have confirmed new camera launches before April ends, signaling a busy product cycle. Canon also detailed its strategic lens development process. Watch for the DJI Pocket 4 release on April 16.
Gear
8 stories
Dual Focal-Length Long Exposure Creates Surreal In-Camera Image
Nature photographer Juan Jesus Gonzalez Ahumada earned recognition for his image 'The Souls of the Swamp' using a complex in-camera technique.
Luxury Leather Bag for Leica M
The Oberwerth Edward is a high-end camera bag crafted from premium leather, tailored for Leica M-series cameras.
Camera Raw Technique Adds Depth to Flat Landscape Photos
Gary McIntyre presents a repeatable editing technique in Camera Raw designed to add spatial depth to flat landscape raw files.
Ricoh GR IV Monochrome
In a compact camera market plagued by scarcity, the Ricoh GR IV Monochrome is a rare, available premium...
Photographer Prefers 8-Year-Old Fujifilm X-T30 Over New Cameras
Photographer Jason Row returned to Fujifilm, opting for the 8-year-old X-T30 over his Sony a7R V for street...
Major Camera Launches Expected Before End of April
Camera manufacturers are anticipated to release a significant number of new models before the end of April,...
Andy Katz's Landscape Photography Gear for 'America The Beautiful'
Sony Artisan Andy Katz embarked on a mission to photograph the soul of every U.S.
Reviews
5 stories
Is Blackmagic Dropping the Pyxis Pro? NAB Pre-show
Ahead of the NAB Show, there is growing speculation that Blackmagic Design may be discontinuing its Pyxis Pro camera.
Gary Hughes Demonstrates Lighting Practice Without Clients
Photographer Gary Hughes provides a practical guide for individuals looking to hone their lighting skills without the need for clients.
Simple Fix for Common Lighting Mistake
Matti Haapoja's video addresses a common and easily correctable lighting mistake made by photographers and videographers.
Fotga Adjustable IR Filter Offers Variable Control for Full-Spectrum Cameras
The Fotga six-in-one adjustable IR filter, priced around $25, offers a unique variable cut between 530nm and 750nm, allowing for creative flexibility in infrared photography without needing multiple filters.
Four Small Astrophotography Refractors Compared
Nico Carver of Nebula Photos conducted a head-to-head comparison of four small astrophotography refractors:...
Tutorials
2 stories
How to Shoot Editorial Self-Portraits
This video covers a recent photography and videography topic from CanonUSA.
Max Kent on Developing a Personal Photographic Style
Max Kent details his five-year process of discovering his personal photographic style after transitioning from film to digital.
Field Notes
1 stories
Teo Crawford Explores Tokyo with Fujifilm X100V
Teo Crawford has released a video documenting a recent exploration of a quiet Tokyo neighborhood.
Rumors
2 stories
Panasonic Lumix 25th Anniversary Camera Rumors Questioned
Rumors circulating on Chinese social media about new Panasonic Lumix cameras for the brand's 25th anniversary are being met with skepticism by camera experts.
Photography news includes new lenses from Brightin Star and TTArtisan
This week's photography news covers new gear like the Brightin Star 11mm f/2.8 II Fisheye and TTArtisan AF 17mm f/1.8 Air lenses, along with Think Tank's Cross V2 sling bags and an infrared OM-1 Mark II camera released...
Opinion
4 stories
Janette Beckman's Rebel Photography Retrospective Opens in Seattle
The Museum of Pop Culture (MOPOP) in Seattle is hosting 'Rebels + Icons: The Photography of Janette Beckman,' a comprehensive exhibition featuring over 700 photographs from the British artist's four-decade career.
Why less gear can lead to better photography
The author argues that limiting oneself to one camera and one lens, rather than pursuing a vast array of gear, can be liberating for photographers.
DSLRs
The video from Ordinary Filmmaker explains the historical reasons behind the dominance of DSLRs.
Jonah Reenders Photographs Oregon's Ancient Fungus
Photographer Jonah Reenders, with a background in biology, has created a project focused on the Armillaria, a 10,000-year-old fungus in Oregon that is the world's largest living organism.
News
1 stories
GoPro Karma Drone's Comeback Potential Amidst DJI Challenges
GoPro is rumored to be announcing a new product line at NAB, with speculation centering on a potential comeback for its Karma drone.
Industry
1 stories
Canon's Lens Development Process Revealed
Canon's lens development process is a strategic undertaking that balances market demand, technological innovation, and integration with their existing RF mount camera system.