Fujifilm Camera Battery Life Tips
This guide offers actionable advice for Fujifilm camera users seeking to improve their battery performance.
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Friday, July 17, 2026
Kodak's new EC35 is a reusable 35mm film camera that utilizes the full frame, unlike the half-frame Ektar H35. Elsewhere, George Lucas has declared artificial intelligence to be the future of filmmaking, stating that resistance is futile. He compared the current debate to the transition from horse-drawn carriages to automobiles, suggesting AI will make movie production easier. Separately, Federal authorities have charged hundreds of individuals for operating drones near FIFA World Cup sites, with some pilots facing consequences despite not filming the event.
Gear
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Nikon ZR, primarily a video camera, is being considered by some users
The Nikon ZR, designed with video in mind, is prompting discussion about its potential as a stills camera.
Leica Q3 and D-Lux 8 Metal Gray Cameras Available for Preorder
Leica's latest Metal Gray Q3 and D-Lux 8 compact cameras are now available for preorder in the US.
Full-Frame Mirrorless Cameras See Significant Discounts
The Canon EOS R8, Nikon Z6 II, and Sony A7 III, all popular full-frame mirrorless cameras, are currently on sale with discounts up to £552.
Canon EOS R6 Mark II Leads Used Mirrorless Camera Market in Japan
Data from Japan's Minna Camera Marketplace for the first half of 2026 shows that 70% of the top 10 most-traded...
Canon
The Canon EOS R8, Sony A7 III, and Nikon Z6 II, popular full-frame mirrorless cameras, are currently on sale...
Ian Worth tests two OM System white lenses on the Welsh coast
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Kodak Launches Full-Frame 35mm Film Camera for $35
Kodak's new EC35 is a reusable 35mm film camera that utilizes the full frame, unlike the half-frame Ektar H35.
August issue of Digital Camera magazine features macro photography tips
The August 2026 issue of Digital Camera magazine is now available, offering a range of content for...
What’s more important for image quality: a high megapixel sensor or a good lens?
While high megapixel counts on camera sensors contribute to image quality, the lens plays a more critical...
Flashguns Remain Essential for Professional Photographers
While LED panels are gaining popularity for their 'what you see is what you get' approach and versatility for...
Nikon Discontinues Budget Ultra-Wide DSLR Lens
The Nikon AF-P DX 10-20mm f/4.5-5.6G VR ultra-wide lens has been officially discontinued in Japan, and...
Ordinary Filmmaker Teases World's Highest Resolution Camera
Ordinary Filmmaker has shared information about a new camera project that aims to achieve the highest...
Reviews
9 stories
Mastering Flat Light for Compelling Portraits
Flat, overcast light, often overlooked by photographers, can be a forgiving and flattering natural light source.
Nikon NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f2.8 S II NI Lens First Impressions
Nikon USA provides a first look at their NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f2.8 S II NI lens.
Viltrox 26mm f/2.8 EVO & 28mm f/4.5
Kai Man Wong provides a hands-on review of two compact Viltrox lenses: the 26mm f/2.8 EVO and the 28mm f/4.5.
Initial Hands-On Impressions
Camera Centre UK has shared their initial impressions after testing the Sony RX10 V camera.
A Continuing Review of its Capabilities
A practical review of the Nikon D850 DSLR, exploring its features and performance.
Canon 80D
Photographer Samuel Bouret examines the capabilities of the Canon 80D DSLR, a decade after its release, to...
Exoskeleton for Photographers
Photographer Brandon Talbot shares his experience using an exoskeleton specifically engineered for camera...
Cinematic and Low-Light Footage
This piece features footage captured with the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P, demonstrating its performance in both...
Screen-Free Camera Comparison
Camp Snap offers two screen-free digital cameras, the Camp Snap 2 and the CS-Pro, appealing to both children...
Tutorials
1 stories
Ben Marcin's "The Holdouts" Book Masterclass in Editing
Photographer Ben Marcin's debut photobook, "The Holdouts," compiles nearly two decades of work focusing on solitary, abandoned structures in and around Baltimore.
Field Notes
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Julia Trotti's Tiny Cabin Photography Vlog
This video vlog from Julia Trotti documents her recent stay in a tiny cabin.
85mm Lens Ideal for Street Photography
This video from PetaPixel YouTube argues that the 85mm lens is an excellent choice for street photography.
Top Sony Lenses for Street Photography in 2026
This guide highlights top lens selections for street photographers planning to capture city life during the summer months.
Opinion
9 stories
Analog Imperfection Appeals to Modern Audiences
Netflix intentionally degraded its hit show "Stranger Things" for a special edition, while Christopher Nolan shot his latest blockbuster entirely on film.
Balancing Photography and Personal Enjoyment During Travel
Traveling as a photographer presents a challenge in balancing personal enjoyment with the instinct to capture professional-quality images.
Larry Burrows
This video delves into the life and work of Larry Burrows, a photographer renowned for his bravery in war zones.
Tom Cruise Champions Imperfection in Filmmaking with Classic Cameras
Tom Cruise, known for his dedication to filmmaking, shared his passion for classic camera technology during the promotion of his film "DIGGER." He highlighted the use of the Beaumont VistaVision, a format that captures...
Photographer's Copyright vs. Subject's Likeness Rights in Court
A legal battle is underway concerning a photographer who sold fine-art prints from an editorial session with...
Focal Length Discipline Enhances Photo Consistency
Luke Cleland advocates for focal length discipline in photography, arguing that consistency stems from...
Anonymous Online Critics vs. Accountable Photographers
The internet has created an imbalance where anonymous critics can freely dismiss photographic work without...
Affordable Black-and-White Inkjet Printing
Keith Cooper explores the difficulties in finding affordable, easy-to-use inkjet printers that produce neutral...
AI is the inevitable future of filmmaking
George Lucas has declared artificial intelligence to be the future of filmmaking, stating that resistance is...
News
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Wildfire Photos Capture Global Devastation and Eerie Smoke
Devastating wildfires across the globe, from Canada to France and Italy, are being captured in haunting photographs.
Student Photographer Wins Awards for Coal Miner Portraits
Rupert Allen, a student of Photojournalism and Documentary Photography, has won the overall prize and Gold in the Portrait category at the AOP Student Awards.
Tamron's Pro Line
FroKnowsPhoto's RAWtalk 204 discusses significant industry news, including Tamron's upcoming professional lens series.
Elephant Rescue Highlights Photography's Emotional Impact
Photographs of a 55-year-old circus elephant named Badsha Bahadur, documenting its emaciated condition and injuries, have proven the significant impact of visual media.
Samsung's Flex Titanium Tech Aims to Reduce Foldable Screen Creases
Samsung is introducing Flex Titanium technology for its next Galaxy Fold and Flip phones, designed to minimize...
Industry
2 stories
Drone Pilots Face Charges for Flying Near World Cup Sites
Federal authorities have charged hundreds of individuals for operating drones near FIFA World Cup sites, with some pilots facing consequences despite not filming the event.
FAA Proposes Broad Drone Restrictions Over Critical Infrastructure
The FAA has proposed a rule allowing critical infrastructure sites like power plants and dams to request airspace closures to drones, potentially affecting around 125,000 facilities.