DaVinci Resolve Scopes Guide by Roma Fedorov
Roma Fedorov's video offers a hands-on review and practical guide to utilizing scopes within DaVinci Resolve.
Archive Edition
Thursday, August 13, 2026
Capture One CEO Rafael Orta clarified the company's stance, emphasizing its identity as a photography firm that integrates AI as a tool, not as a core business pivot. Meanwhile, leaked specifications for the Canon R8 II have surfaced, hinting at potential upgrades. Also, a photographer details the extensive preparation for capturing a solar eclipse, and a concerning report highlights errors with automated license plate cameras. Watch for further details on the Canon R8 II and the ongoing discussion around AI's role in photography workflows.
Reviews
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Insta360 X6 is detailed in a practical guide
The Insta360 X6 is the subject of a comprehensive overview, providing an in-depth look at its capabilities.
Rumors
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Canon EOS R8 Mark II Specifications Leaked
An unconfirmed report details the first leaked specifications for the upcoming Canon EOS R8 Mark II camera.
News
4 stories
Leica Oskar Barnack Award Faces Scrutiny Over Russian Photographer's Exclusion
Leica has removed Russian documentary photographer Valery Melnikov from the Oskar Barnack Award shortlist after facing pressure from Ukrainian critics.
Photographer Details Two-Year Preparation for Solar Eclipse Shoot
Switzerland-based Nikon photographer Angel Fux prepared for over two years to capture the recent total solar eclipse in Spain.
Automated License Plate Camera Errors Lead to Gunpoint Stops
A Wisconsin woman experienced two gunpoint traffic stops within a week due to an automated license plate camera incorrectly linking her vehicle to a homicide.
Ocean Photographer of the Year 2026 Finalists Announced
The 2026 finalists for the Ocean Photographer of the Year competition have been announced, featuring 84 striking images that capture ocean wildlife, underwater landscapes, and vulnerable ecosystems.
Industry
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Capture One CEO
Capture One CEO Rafael Orta stated that the company identifies as a photography company, not an AI company, despite the increasing role of AI in photo editing.