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Sunday, August 23, 2026

Logitech faces a class action lawsuit for allegedly pocketing a $61 million tariff refund instead of passing savings to consumers. Meanwhile, TTArtisan has launched the AF 85mm f/1.8 Neo, the most affordable full-frame prime at $99, and the Sony A7C II continues its strong sales in Japan. Also, Photomator offers AI-powered editing, and the 3 Legged Thing Wes tripod is reviewed for hybrid shooters. Watch for further legal developments regarding Logitech and emerging affordable lens options.

Gear

6 stories

Why f/22 Can Soften Sharpest Shots

Photographer Craig Roberts argues that using f/22 can soften images due to diffraction, where light bends and scatters at narrow apertures, reducing overall sharpness despite increased depth of field.

Reviews

5 stories

Tutorials

2 stories

Field Notes

1 stories

Opinion

6 stories

Backgrounds Shape Image Impact

Photographer Ari Jaaksi explores how background elements significantly impact an image's success, using a Holga panoramic camera to force deliberate composition.

News

3 stories

Diverse Views Beyond Protest

The Getty Center's exhibition "Every Minute Is History: Five Views of Los Angeles" highlights the diverse approaches of five Chicano photographers: Laura Aguilar, Reynaldo Rivera, George Rodriguez, Patssi Valdez, and...

Photography Pioneer and Branding Innovator

John Plumbe Jr., a Welsh immigrant and former civil engineer, became a prominent photographer in the 1840s, establishing over a dozen studios across the US and earning the nickname "the American Daguerre." In 1846, he...

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