Wildlife Photography Captures Shiny Cowbird's Parasitic Nesting
Wildlife photography in Ecuador presented unexpected challenges and rewards, including a close encounter with the Shiny Cowbird.
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Saturday, July 11, 2026
Freelance photographers are pushing back against AI usage, with 650 WSJ contributors refusing a new contract that could allow their images for AI training. This follows Meta's removal of its Muse Image tool after backlash over using public Instagram photos for AI generation without consent. Meanwhile, rumors suggest Nikon is weeks away from announcing a high-end, 45MP APS-C camera. Keep an eye on the ongoing AI-image rights debate and Nikon's potential pro APS-C offering.
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Nikon's rumored high-end APS-C mirrorless camera could arrive in August or September 2026
Nikon is rumored to be close to launching a professional, high-end APS-C camera, with an announcement expected in the next few months, likely August or September.
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Canon Continues DSLR Production Amidst Mirrorless Dominance
Despite the camera market's shift towards mirrorless technology, Canon continues to sell a substantial number of DSLRs, with annual sales reaching up to 620,000 units.
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Meta's AI Tool Pulled Public Instagram Photos for Image Generation
Meta's new AI image generator, Muse Image, enabled users to create AI-generated images using public Instagram photos without notifying or obtaining permission from the account owner.
650 Freelance Photographers Challenge WSJ AI Contract
Approximately 650 freelance photographers working with The Wall Street Journal have rejected a new contract, fearing their images could be used for AI training.