More Isn't Always Better in Photography
Martin Castein's analysis debunks the myth that higher megapixel counts automatically equate to better image quality.
Archive Edition
Friday, May 1, 2026
Thypoch's new Eureka 28mm f/2.8 pancake lens revives 1950s design for Leica M, while the Alfie BOXX Kickstarter camera promises a handcrafted hardwood and brass experience with an integrated darkroom. - Analysis questions the real-world impact of high megapixel counts, emphasizing light and lens quality. - Photography Life visualizes lens sharpness metrics in test photos. Watch for further details on the Alfie BOXX Kickstarter launch and any emerging camera leaks.
Gear
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Thypoch Eureka 28mm f/2.8
Thypoch has released the Eureka 28mm f/2.8, a manual focus wide-angle pancake lens inspired by 1950s optics.
Alfie BOXX Camera Offers Tactile Film Photography Experience
Alfie Cameras is launching the BOXX, a handcrafted hardwood and brass film camera, on Kickstarter on May 19, 2026.
Photography Life Explains Imatest MTF50 Values in Photos
Photography Life illustrates the practical appearance of Imatest LW/PH MTF50 values, a key metric in their lens reviews.
Reviews
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Daniel Norton Demonstrates 3 Essential Client Shots
Photographer Daniel Norton, featured in an Adorama video, breaks down three essential shots frequently requested by clients.
Rumors
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Leaked Camera Specs Emerge from Trusted Source
Additional leaked specifications have surfaced for an unconfirmed camera model.
Opinion
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Astrophotography Highlights Camera's Role in Space Discovery
Astrophotography showcases the profound impact of cameras in space exploration, proving their power regardless of age or resolution.