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From a developer once known as House of Mars comes Pearla Revela, a post-production workspace that brings Swiss precision to RAW photo and video editing.

A playful photoshoot that lands somewhere between whimsy and curated cool?

Shaving sensitive skin shouldn't feel like a dare.

Zeiss and Vivo have joined forces, and the result is the V80, a mid-range smartphone that refuses to feel ordinary.

Fujifilm is deepening its commitment to Instax with a curated $19 million expansion, a 3 billion yen investment in production facilities that follows an even larger injection from nearly a year ago.

The Architecture Photography MasterPrize has unveiled its 2026 winners, and the results are nothing short of breathtaking.

The BH-60 promises to end the tripod compromise.

Hot potato, cold potato, the humble spud is suddenly the most talked-about ingredient in blood sugar regulation.

Eighteen miles of rain and wind, and a family legacy finally claimed.

That moment when a casual street scouting turns into your first real shot at modeling, equal parts thrilling and terrifying.

A curated vision fades as Pixii, the French maker of screenless digital rangefinders, enters judicial liquidation.

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A single distorted frame can unravel an otherwise perfect shot, and DxO knows it.

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In a world where generative AI floods the marketplace, the 5 Boro Foto Fest makes a refreshingly bold promise: every print, book, and zine on the floor is human-made.

There's something deeply magnetic about the look of old Micro Four Thirds sensors, a texture, a soul, that modern cameras have polished away.

The 2026 Epson International Pano Awards have crowned Spanish photographer Daniel Viñé Garcia as Open Photographer of the Year, and his winning work feels like a breath of fresh air.

Pixii's journey as a French screen-less rangefinder has always felt like a quiet rebellion against the digital noise.

World Press Photo is evolving beautifully.

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Six scents, six decades, Zegna's *Memorie* captures the soul of Italian textile artistry in a bottle.

In a world of endless gear hype, buying a camera three years after its launch feels almost rebellious.

Against the backdrop of Cleveland's playoff fever, a quieter kind of magic is flickering into view.

Your closet holds more than fabric, it holds memory, intention, and the quiet rhythm of your daily life.

There is something utterly charming about a tiny 1MP camera you wear as a jewel, priced at just $38 for pure, unfiltered joy.

Elgato's Wave Go understands that the best tools adapt to your rhythm, not the other way around.

Golf shoes have evolved far beyond the metal spikes your grandfather wore, and the proof is in this curated collection of 12 pairs where performance meets artistry.

There's something magnetic about chasing the night sky, especially when an eclipse leaves you hungry for more.

A gnarled tree on a remote Pacific island once fooled the searchers hunting for Amelia Earhart's lost plane.

The Sony FX5 arrives this November, and the creative world is already buzzing.

Your images deserve more than a screen: bring them to life with curated print perks.

Restless sleepers know the struggle: a single turn can turn a sleeping bag into a tangled trap.

That grainy 16mm footage of Bigfoot, captured by Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin in 1967, has haunted our collective imagination for nearly sixty years.

At IBC 2026, Sigma CEO Kazuto Yamaki sat down with Lensvid to chart a boundless horizon for optical design.

The bloating concern is real, and the lighting dilemma even more so.

A newly discovered cognitive glitch reveals just how persuasive AI-generated imagery can be: edited photographs and videos are creating false memories, leaving people more confident about a version of events that never…

Twenty-seven frames of disposable black-and-white film sound charming, but Fujifilm's QuickSnap leaves us uninspired.

Not every running brand deserves your trust.

The 5D Mk II met its end at the bottom of a garbage shoot, but that camera built this publication.

A stolen camera bag, and the memory cards inside it, has turned a routine school photography session into an unsettling data concern.

A photojournalist for The Washington Post was brutally beaten by masked Israeli settlers in the West Bank on Friday.

Five days.

A bison charges a pickup truck in the dead of night, and the encounter is as raw as Yellowstone itself.

A botched execution in Tennessee and a planned televised one in Texas, this is the America *Through the Lens* captures.

Refining your portfolio is a deeply personal process, but agencies look for clarity in your physicality, not just artistry.

Leaving your Instagram handle off your digitals is a smart move.

We took our Analog Film Presets Pack from the studio into the street, chasing light that refuses to stay still.

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