Angelbird Launches New High-Speed CFexpress Type A Cards
Angelbird has introduced the AV PRO MK3, a new line of CFexpress Type A memory cards designed for high-speed performance.
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Sunday, September 20, 2026
Angelbird's new AV PRO MK3 CFexpress Type A cards leverage the CFexpress 4.0 standard, promising up to 1850MB/s speeds and sustained performance for 8K Raw video. Meanwhile, a review of the iPhone 18 Pro finds its variable aperture performs well, though everyday shots are similar to the previous model. Also, the D-Stretch app, based on NASA color science, is revealing hidden details in ancient imagery. Watch for further developments in high-speed storage and computational photography.
Gear
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Reviews
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Andreas reviews the $150 Canon SELPHY CP1500 photo printer
Andreas provides a hands-on review of the Canon SELPHY CP1500, a compact photo printer priced at $150.
iPhone 18 Pro Variable Aperture Lens Tested
A review of the iPhone 18 Pro's new variable aperture lens found that its widest setting (f/1.48) performed better than anticipated, with no visible diffraction at f/4.
Field Notes
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From Birdwatching to the Moon
Victor Hasselblad, inspired by captured German reconnaissance cameras, developed a revolutionary modular medium format SLR camera.
Landscape Photography in Norway
This video captures Guido Van De Water's last day of landscape photography in Norway.
Opinion
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Photography's Editing Boundaries
The discussion delves into the subjective nature of photographic authenticity when digital editing tools are heavily utilized.
News
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Philippe Halsman's Early Work Rediscovered in New Book
A new book from Thames & Hudson, "Philippe Halsman: The French Crate," showcases rediscovered glass-plate negatives from the renowned photographer's early career.
NASA Color Science App Enhances Ancient Photography
Developed from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory color science, the Dstretch app uses a decorrelation stretch technique to untangle statistically linked colors in images.