Sunday, May 3, 2026

Thomas J McClure reviews the Fujifilm X-M5 as a real-world everyday carry camera, noting its balance of size, image quality, and price around $800-$900.

The Insta360 Flow 2 Pro is presented as a pocket-sized alternative to conventional camera equipment.

Jens Cullmann's image, "Practice makes perfect," won first place in the GDT Nature Photographer of the Year competition for its technical execution and captured wildlife action.

The Technaxx Birdcam TX-165 is a straightforward, battery-operated bird feeder camera that captures 1080P video and 8MP photos day and night.

This video offers a hands-on review of the Canon RF 800mm f11 lens, specifically demonstrating its capabilities for wildlife photography.

The Leica Monovid 8x25 monocular is a premium, compact viewing device that delivers class-leading sharpness and brightness despite its small size.

Street photographer Matt Stuart's candid statement that he has "one second worth of success in photography, maybe 500 max good pictures" challenges the notion of constant achievement.

Four years ago, a photographer began a year-long challenge to shoot exclusively in black and white, aiming to sharpen their eye for light, form, and composition.

Photographer Andrew Banner argues that the most important skill in photography is "the art of noticing," which involves developing visual awareness to find compelling subjects in ordinary surroundings.

Capture One has introduced a dedicated workspace and tools for scanning negatives, allowing photographers to return to its catalog and session workflow.

Photographer William Meyers' new book, "Civics," presents a 25-year visual record of New York City, focusing on the small, often unnoticed acts of civic engagement that sustain society.

Lightroom Classic's Tone Curve panel offers powerful adjustments for photo tonal range and contrast.