Running on Film with the Hasselblad XPan
This editorial photo shoot began with a simple idea, a question even: could a running sequence shot on the Hasselblad XPan create an editorial story in only a few frames? [Read More]
This editorial photo shoot began with a simple idea, a question even: could a running sequence shot on the Hasselblad XPan create an editorial story in only a few frames? [Read More]
The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is celebrating its fourth birthday today, and like PetaPixel did two years ago, it’s the perfect opportunity to look at the 25 best space photos Webb has captured thus far. [Read More]
More police and firefighters use drones to catch and deter illegal fireworks.
Reinforcement learning uses error information to adjust control algorithms.
I just returned from a roadtrip through Utah and Colorado with some of the only Nikon Z lenses that we haven’t yet reviewed. Among them was the fairly recent Nikon Z 70-200mm f/2.8 S II. This is a very exciting lens to me, but what do I think of it so far!?
You don’t go looking for Chuck Norris—Chuck Norris finds you. That old joke came to mind last week while I was photographing Great Skuas on the Norwegian island of Runde. During the breeding season, these birds are anything but shy. In fact, the moment you wander into one of their territories, you become an immediate … Leer más
Summer 2026 is shaping up to be an incredible season for astrophotography. At ProMaster, we believe that the right equipment shouldn’t just support your camera, it should be an extension of your creative process. [Read More]
The mid-range sensor market is very competitive, especially because the vast majority of potential buyers will be acquiring one eventually. But what about the high-end market? The costs go up, but so do the megapixels, and the sensors at this stage will be the pinnacle of technology from each of the manufacturers. If you are … Leer más
Dynaudio has announced that it is withdrawing from the North American market. The Danish loudspeaker company will permanently shut down its U.S. subsidiary in the fall of 2026 to focus on Europe and Asia. It cites “ongoing economic challenges and market uncertainty” as the reasons for the exit. Read on to learn more.
One of the biggest items announced this week is a fast 135mm portrait lens. By a curious coincidence, around the time you’re reading these Photography News, I’ll most likely be sprawled across a rock somewhere on the Norwegian island of Runde like an underfed seal, trying to use a similar (though much more expensive) lens … Leer más
Today, I’m happy to announce the release of our new eBook: “365 Photography Tips”! This is Photography Life’s third eBook and our longest so far, filled with enough tips to keep you satisfied for at least a year. I hope that you enjoy the fruits of our labor, and most importantly, learn something useful.
The reality of wildlife photography is that, no matter how carefully you prepare, some things simply cannot be planned. You may visit the same country—or even the same location—multiple times, and every trip will still surprise you. Not always in a pleasant way, of course.