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credits: Biwin Biwin has released the Amber CB500, the first CFexpress Type B card to officially earn VPG800 certification from the...

What Is Stroboscopic Flash Photography? In simple terms: instead of firing once, your flash fires multiple times during a single long exposure. Each flash burst freezes your subject in a new position, and all those bursts get recorded in one photo. How It Works You set your camera for a long exposure (say, one or two seconds), and then set your flash to stroboscopic mode, most speedlights have a setting called “Multi” or “Stroboscopic.” This now lets you control three key thi

credits: Sony Sony has officially announced a new “Be Alpha” event in Barcelona for October 16, 2025, and as history shows that means big...

credits: OM-System When OM System released the OM-3 earlier this year, it made a big deal about giving photographers more control over...

credits: Leica It looks like Leica’s fall lineup is starting to come into focus. According to both Leicarumors and Photorumors, the...

credits: Lomography Lomography has added a new option to its lineup of experimental colour films with the release of LomoChrome...

credits: Lexar Lexar’s new gold and silver metal 1TB SD cards are now available, after they were first revealed at NAB this past April....

credits: Sony Sony has introduced the FE 100mm f/2.8 Macro G Master OSS, its first G Master lens built specifically for macro...

Photo by: @patrick.noack Let’s Analyse this Image: Composition & Framing What works well: The perspective is pretty good. Everything runs into the distance —> the train, the lamps, even the lines in the tiles on the ceiling and floor. It all naturally funnels your eye deeper into the frame, which creates a good sense of depth/3D look. Having the woman in frame breaks up the hard geometry and brings some life into what could have been a purely architectural shot. Without her (

credits: Kase Kase, the company better known for its filters, has just announced a new 85mm f/1.4 prime lens. It is designed for...

credits: Analogue The aF-1 is a new 35mm film point-and-shoot from Amsterdam design studio Analogue. Scheduled for release in early 2026,...

credits: Sony Sony just pulled the curtain back on a pretty wild new sensor, the IMX927. It is a square, backside-illuminated stacked...

credits: 7Artisans 7Artisans has announced a new lens, the AF 10mm f/2.8, an autofocus ultra-wide prime made for APS-C mirrorless...

What Is Defocused Firework Photography? Normally when you shoot fireworks, you are trying to get them super sharp, however you can actually do the opposite. If you throw the fireworks out of focus on purpose, they turn into abstract blobs of colour that look like flowers, jellyfish, or watercolour splashes in the sky. How To Do It

credits: Canon If you are shooting with a Canon EOS R camera and ProGrade SD cards, there is a small but important update you will want...

credits: TTArtisan TTArtisan’s compact AF 40mm f/2 lens, previously released for Sony E and Nikon Z, is now officially available for...

Photo by: @blowithand Let’s Analyse this Image: Light & Atmosphere What works well: The spotlight effect from the headlights on the man is pretty great, it isolates him perfectly and makes sure your eye goes straight to the subject. The lights literally set the frame/scene. That same light makes his silhouette very crisp against the glowing street + we actually get to see him in a bit more detail, which is definitely a positive (more on that below, in the storytelling part).

credits: Canon Canon looks like it isn’t quite done for the year. After September’s round of announcements: the EOS C50 cinema camera,...

credits: Manual Manual, the New York City brand best known for their disposable and reusable film cameras, has taken a step into digital...

credits: Nikon Nikon has had to pull the plug on one of the Z6 III’s headline features after a serious problem came up. The big firmware...

photo by; @joao.bernardino Let’s Analyse this Image: Composition & Framing What works well: The centered perspective works really nicely. The lines of the street and tram tracks pull you straight into the middle. Leading lines are pretty solid here —> the cobblestone lines, the tram tracks, even the lamps all guide you down the street and into the distance. It all adds depth and keeps the eye moving. Having our subject dead centre works, they feel like the natural anchor in t