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Photo Analysis: Manhattan Bridge
Photo by: @z.a.o_ Let’s Analyse this Image: Composition & Framing What works well: The framing is pretty clever (more on that in the storytelling part). Shooting through the fence gives the photo an instant layer of depth and context, and it actually frames both the man and the Manhattan Bridge. The bridge itself works as a big leading line. It pulls your eye straight toward the middle of the frame, right where our subject is standing. It is a great way to naturally direct at

The Magazine For Photographers
Oct 93 min read


LightPix Labs’ New Camera Flash
credits: LightPix Labs LightPix Labs has announced the FlashQ FM2, a compact wireless flash inspired by the Contax TLA200 from the 80s,...

The Magazine For Photographers
Oct 91 min read


The Latest Fujifilm Rumours
credits: Fujifilm It looks like Fujifilm is preparing to unveil the X-T30 III later this month, likely on October 23rd, alongside a new...

The Magazine For Photographers
Oct 81 min read


Tamron’s 70-180mm f/2.8 G2 Lens For Nikon
credits: Tamron Tamron is bringing its updated 70-180mm f/2.8 Di III VC VXD G2 lens to the Nikon Z mount, rounding out the company’s...

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Oct 81 min read


New Leica M EV1 Camera Leaks
mockup by Leicarumors Fresh leaks about Leica’s upcoming M EV1 camera have popped up. According to multiple reliable sources, it is...

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Oct 71 min read


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

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Oct 71 min read


Stroboscopic Flash Photography
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

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Oct 72 min read


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

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Oct 61 min read


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

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Oct 61 min read


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

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Oct 31 min read


The New LomoChrome Classicolor ISO 200 Film
credits: Lomography Lomography has added a new option to its lineup of experimental colour films with the release of LomoChrome...

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Oct 31 min read


Lexar’s Stainless Steel SD Cards Are Here
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....

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Oct 21 min read


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

The Magazine For Photographers
Oct 21 min read


Photo Analysis: Berliner U-Bahn
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 (

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Oct 24 min read


Kase’s New 85mm f/1.4 AF Lens
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...

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Oct 11 min read


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

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Oct 11 min read


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

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Sep 301 min read


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

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Sep 301 min read


Defocused Firework Photography
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

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Sep 302 min read


ProGrade Fixes Canon SD Card Issues
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...

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Sep 291 min read


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

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Sep 291 min read
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