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rollingstone.com - Emily Zemler - Abbey Road Music Photography Awards to Honor Masayoshi Sukita With Lifetime Achievement Award
Abbey Road Music Photography Awards to Honor Masayoshi Sukita With Lifetime Achievement Award
Rolling Stone

Abbey Road will present Japanese photographer Masayoshi Sukita with the Lifetime Achievement Award at this year's Abbey Road Music Photography Awards. Best known for his 44-year collaboration with David Bowie, Sukita took the iconic cover shot for…

techradar.com - Timothy Coleman - I'm a pro photographer and Insta360's plan to replace me with an 'intelligent photography robot' is giving me serious chills
I'm a pro photographer and Insta360's plan to replace me with an 'intelligent photography robot' is giving me serious chills
TechRadar

Insta360 is the major player in all-seeing 360-degree cameras and is no stranger to innovation, also incubating the first 360-degree drone in 2025, the Antigravity A1. In another first, Insta360 recently released a dual-lens compact vlogging…

hothardware.com - Aaron Leong - Kodak Unveils $35 Camera With Sliding Lens Cover For Ultra-Affordable Photography
Kodak Unveils $35 Camera With Sliding Lens Cover For Ultra-Affordable Photography
HotHardware

Kodak is attempting to reclaim the burgeoning film photography market with the casual EC35, a 35mm point-and-shoot that pairs 1980s nostalgia with modern reliability, all for a smidge under $35. The perfect stocking stuffer for your teen? Quite…

cityam.com - Andy Blackmore - A photography expert's guide to the best images from the World Cup
A photography expert's guide to the best images from the World Cup
City AM

After a thrilling World Cup, City AM Picture Editor Andy Blackmore ranks his favourite images from the tournament. Aside from war, about the only other human experience that spans such a wide range of emotions is sport. Of all the sports, perhaps…

techradar.com - Jon Stapley - I found a way to make my film photography obsession much more affordable - a portable DIY film scanner with one neat trick
I found a way to make my film photography obsession much more affordable - a portable DIY film scanner with one neat trick
TechRadar

The Valoi easy35 V2 is an at-home film scanner for digitizing 35mm film negatives It requires a digital camera, a 1:1 macro lens, and negative conversion software It's a compact, portable unit with a built-in light source Shooting film is an…

gizmodo.com - Matthew Wille - Kodak's New Point-And-Shoot Is a Real Disposable Replacement
Kodak's New Point-And-Shoot Is a Real Disposable Replacement
Gizmodo | The Future Is Here

Kodak is launching a new point-and-shoot with a price point accessible to just about everyone. The EC35, which is available now, is just $35—and it comes with a feature set to match that MSRP. Which is to say there's not much going on here…

forbes.com - Per - Island Wines In The Mediterranean And The Atlantic Ocean: Meet The Producers
Island Wines In The Mediterranean And The Atlantic Ocean: Meet The Producers
Forbes

Vike Vike Granazza 2022, Sardinia, “The Woman in the Wine Press”, Vouni Panayia, Cyprus and Vigna di Milo, Vigneri di Salvo Foti, Etna, Siciliy, copyright BKWine Photography We recently introduced you to the concept of “Island…

digitaltrends.com - Moinak Pal - Snapseed Camera now lets Android users save original photos and add geotags
Snapseed Camera now lets Android users save original photos and add geotags
Digital Trends

Google appears to be quietly turning Snapseed into something more than just a photo editing app. Over the past few weeks, the company has been steadily adding new capabilities to Snapseed Camera, its standalone camera app for Android. The latest…

theverge.com - Jess Weatherbed - Adobe's 'natural look' camera app embraces generative AI
Adobe's 'natural look' camera app embraces generative AI
The Verge

Project Indigo's new AI Playground update introduces generative filter effects, object removal, and chatbot feedback. Project Indigo's new AI Playground update introduces generative filter effects, object removal, and chatbot…

republicworld.com - Shubham Verma - Xiaomi 17T Review: The 5x Camera Phone That Doesn't Need an Extra Lens
Xiaomi 17T Review: The 5x Camera Phone That Doesn't Need an Extra Lens
Republic World

The smartphone industry appears to have found its latest obsession: making flagship-grade cameras slightly more affordable. The Xiaomi 17T arrives as a trimmed-down alternative to the Xiaomi 17, aimed at people who want a serious camera phone…

atmtxphoto.com - atmtx - Chinese Neon, Chelsea Market
Chinese Neon, Chelsea Market
atmtx photo blog

I'm back using the Leica D-Lux 8, and I'm also down in Lower Manhattan. After several posts with the Camp Snap and X Half, the D-Lux 8 pictures look stunning. As I said previously, this camera offers the minimum image quality I require for serious…

gizmodo.com - Germain Lussier - A Version of the 'Dune: Part Three' Art Book Comes With Actual Sandworm [Exclusive]
A Version of the 'Dune: Part Three' Art Book Comes With Actual Sandworm [Exclusive]
Gizmodo | The Future Is Here

Want to own an actual piece of sandworm used in the production of Dune: Part Three ? Of course you do. And now you can, for a price. This week, io9 is excited to exclusively reveal two awesome Dune book bits. First is the cover reveal for The Art…

petapixel.com - Kate Garibaldi - Neewer's Bright F700U OLED Monitor Earned a Place in My Camera Bag
Neewer's Bright F700U OLED Monitor Earned a Place in My Camera Bag
PetaPixel

Field monitors have long been considered an essential tool for videographers, but they're becoming increasingly useful for photographers as well. For this hands-on showcase, I spent time using the Neewer F700U during both photography and video…

vogue.com - Amy O’Brien - How Brands Can Create Meaning in the Age of AI
How Brands Can Create Meaning in the Age of AI
Vogue

In 1935, German philosopher Walter Benjamin warned that mechanical reproduction would erode the “aura” of art. By allowing paintings and photographs to be copied endlessly, he argued, technology detached cultural objects from the…

rollingstone.com - Jon Blistein - Melissa Auf der Maur Digs Into Her Archive for First New Music in Over 15 Years
Melissa Auf der Maur Digs Into Her Archive for First New Music in Over 15 Years
Rolling Stone

Alt-rock stalwart Melissa Auf Der Maur, who played with Hole and the Smashing Pumpkins, is prepping a new project, Bass Womb Room, that will feature her first new music in over 15 years. The album — titled Bass Womb Room: My ‘90s…

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