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Been There, Done That: Make Your Own Travel Postcards and Be the Envy of Your Friends
Nothing says “I did it,” like a travel postcard mailed from some exotic locale. The stamp, the postal cancellation mark, and the “touristy” photograph all…
Ulanzi Waist-Level Viewfinder Sorta Delivers Mirrorless Framing with a Retro Vibe
You’ll need the “perfect storm” of a camera/lens combination for obtaining a functional use case for the Ulanzi Waist-Level Viewfinder VF01. This well-made flip-up accessory…
James Webb Captures Methane on Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS
The James Webb Space Telescope has detected methane in the coma of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, adding a major new result to the growing field of…
How to Handle Difficult Clients and Set Boundaries While Staying Professional
Handling difficult photography clients is, unfortunately, something most photographers learn the hard way. A client pushes for extra edits at no charge, someone texts at…
Leica’s Latest Release Projects 4K Movies Instead of Taking Photos
Have you ever sat in a hot tub in Iceland and thought to yourself, “Wow, I really feel like watching a movie right now with…
Leica’s Next Chapter? HSG Reportedly Leads Bid for Camera Icon
Leica could be headed for a major ownership change as investment firm HSG reportedly leads negotiations to acquire a stake in the iconic German camera maker.
Camp Snap 2: Faster, On-Camera Filters, but Keeping Screen-Free Experience
Camp Snap built a following by doing the opposite of every other camera. No screen, app, or endless settings to fiddle with. Just point, shoot,…
Polaroid Go Gen 3: Better Lens, Stronger Flash, Still Tiny and Fun
Polaroid has added a third-generation member to its Go line of instant cameras. The updates in the Polaroid Go Gen 3 are modest compared to…
The 2026 World Food Photo Awards Winners Will Make You Hungry
The winners of the World Food Photography Awards 2026 have been revealed, and as ever, it’s a reminder that food photography can be as much…
Four-Year Timelapse of a Star Reveals a Planetary System in Motion
Protoplanetary disks provide astronomers with the best opportunity to study the earliest stages of planet formation. These disks consist of gas and dust left over…








































