Saturday, June 20, 2026

The Nikon Z6 II, released two years ago, remains a compelling option for photographers.

Marine ecologist and underwater photographer Robert Harcourt won a Scientists at Work photography award for an image of a fellow scientist collecting a sample from a whale shark.

Tom Calton's video, titled 'The Best Camera Ever Made,' delves into the subjective nature of camera quality.

Street photographer Jeff Ascough relies heavily on zone focusing, bypassing autofocus for speed.

Photographer Steve O'Nions demonstrates the capabilities of the 1980s Olympus XA2 35mm clamshell camera, loaded with Rollei Infrared 400 film, for shooting atmospheric black-and-white landscapes in the Welsh countryside.

DPReview is finalizing its review of the Panasonic L10 camera.

Terry Vander Heiden demonstrates two methods for sharpening wildlife photos: one in Lightroom Classic and another in Photoshop.

While AI tools are valuable for tasks like culling, editing, and noise reduction in photography, the author contends that AI-generated images fundamentally differ from photographs.

Research from Getty Images' VisualGPS indicates that 65% of adults globally favor brands that utilize real, unedited photographs in their advertising.

Photographer George Holden details his decision to sell his collection of f/2.8 lenses.

Macro photography has a unique appeal that draws in people who are not typically interested in photography.