Globetrotting Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Marcus Yam has recovered from a work injury, completed a Nieman Fellowship at Harvard, and returned to the field, where he now develops, writes, and photographs features.
Sony Is Reportedly Trying to Buy Tamron, Which Makes Perfect Sense
Sony has reportedly made a significant offer to buy Tamron, a leading Japanese lens manufacturer that makes more than 20 lenses for Sony E-mount mirrorless cameras.
Vaonis’ Newest Smart Telescopes Look Stellar
While the news flew under my radar a bit, Vaonis recently unveiled its next generation of smart telescopes for astrophotographers: the Vespera 3 and the Vespera Pro 2. Each smart telescope promises exciting upgrades for astronomy enthusiasts and improved imaging capabilities.
Cadrage Studio Combines a Bunch of Pre-Production Filmmaking Tools In One App
Cadrage has launched Cadrage Studio, a new preproduction platform designed to bring together many of the tools filmmakers use before production into a single application. Built by the team behind the Cadrage director's viewfinder app, the new software combines shot lists, storyboards, camera diagrams, mood boards, script management, and location planning within one collaborative workspace.
Simmod’s 4-in-1 PL Lens Adapter Has Interchangeable RF, Z, L, and E Mounts
Simmod has announced a new 4-in-1 PL Lens Adapter that allows cinematographers to use a single adapter across four of today's most popular full-frame mirrorless camera systems.
Tamron Significantly Improves Close-Up Performance of its 25-200mm f/2.8-5.6 Lens
Tamron has announced a new firmware update for its 25-200mm f/2.8-5.6 Di III VXD G2 (Model A075) lens released last year that does something very unusual, it significantly improves close-focusing performance at the wide end of the lens.
Google Dumps AI Tool That Turned You Into a Meme
In what is fast becoming a trend, Google has quietly shelved its "Me Meme" feature that was rolled out just a few months ago.
EU to Require Labels on Realistic AI Images From Sunday
The EU's AI Act is being introduced in stages, and this coming Sunday any AI-generated content impersonating people or real events will be required to have a label.
Instagram Pushes AI Video of Film Crew Shooting Miami Disaster to 700 Million Views
A wild AI video depicting a miniature Miami being wiped out by a huge wave as an imaginary film crew captures it has gone incredibly viral on Instagram -- as some question why Meta is pushing such content.
More Young People Are Being Rescued From Mountains After Taking Risks for the Perfect Photo
Young people are increasingly being rescued from mountains after attempting risky climbs and hikes to capture dramatic photos for social media.