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Sunday, September 20, 2026

The quality of photographic and videographic output is primarily determined by the user's skill rather than the cost of their equipment. Elsewhere, 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. Separately, A new book from Thames & Hudson, "Philippe Halsman: The French Crate," showcases rediscovered glass-plate negatives from the renowned photographer's early career.

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OM System PEN

The OM System PEN camera, nearly 70 years after its 1959 film predecessor, maintains the original design's focus on size, simplicity, and price.

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User Error

The quality of photographic and videographic output is primarily determined by the user's skill rather than the cost of their equipment.

Photography Client Style

Photographer Chris Tellez explains that clients asking about style are typically seeking answers to two distinct questions: the visual appearance of the photos and the photographer's interaction with subjects.

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