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Location American Photography News for 3 March 2025
Sigma's CEO Wants to Make a 'Serious' Camera Worthy of Its New 300-600mm Last week, Sigma's CEO Kazuto Yamaki sat down with PetaPixel to talk about its new lenses and BF camera. As part of that discussion, Yamaki revealed that he doesn't always want to make unusual cameras but also desires to...
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Dubbelfilm's Updated Stereo is a 'Refined' Red and Blue Gradient Film Dubbelfilm announced a new version of its Stereo 400 and Stereo 200 specialty 35mm photographic film that improves the gradient effect from red to blue and eliminates the static colors at the beginning and end.
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Sigma Is Developing a Lighter and Sharper 35mm f/1.2 Art Prime Lens Reports from the CP+ show floor in Japan suggest Sigma is developing an upgraded version of its popular 35mm f/1.2 DG DN Art lens, first announced in 2019 for E and L-Mount alongside the Sigma 14-24mm f/2.8 and 45mm f/2....
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Vimeo, Nikon, and RED Team Up to Offer Five $30,000 Short Film Grants Vimeo, Nikon, and RED partnered with an inaugural short film grant, mentorship, and equipment program to support emerging filmmakers.
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A Look Inside Polaroid's Only Film Factory on Earth Polaroid published a video tour of the world's only Polaroid film factory. Located in Enschede, Netherlands, it is where Polaroid employees manufacture all the Polaroid film that photographers can buy online and on store...
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Sigma Is Hosting a New York Pop-Up To Showcase the BF Camera Sigma will host a pop-up space in New York City through March to allow photographers to see the brand's updated visual identity as well as get hands-on time with the new 300-600mm f/4 lens and the "radically simple" BF c...
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Xiaomi wants to stick a Four Thirds camera to the back of your phone Xiaomi just updated its flagship smartphone, filling it with even more Leica camera tech, but apparently, that's not enough. The company has also announced a concept called the "Modular Optical System," which asks: "what...
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Japan's CP+ Show Was Always Important But Now It's the New Photokina For 70 years, Photokina was the international photography exhibition on the planet. When it shuttered in 2020 due to what was blamed as a "massive decline in markets for imaging products," it left a gaping hole in the in...
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Cinema Giant Technicolor's Abrupt Shutdown Affects 10,000 Workers Worldwide Shockingly, global VFX Giant Technicolor has abruptly shut down, with over 10,000 artists worldwide losing their jobs overnight.
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Atomos Shinobi Go HDMI Monitor Gives Creators a Bigger Screen Australian video equipment company Atomos announced the Shinobi Go Monitor, a compact, slim, and affordable HDR monitor for hybrid photographers and content creators.
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Instagram has made multiple changes to its format since Mark Zuckerberg's Meta bought the company. However, these decisions have not been favorable to photographers, who were once the main audience for the app. From a fo...
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Portrait of Polar Bear Surrounded by Vibrant Flowers Wins The Nature Photography Contest 2024 Photographer Christopher Paetkau has won the second annual The Nature Photography Contest for his impactful top-down photo of a polar bear resting in a field of vibrant fireweed flowers.
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The CP+ Show Round-up: All You Need To Know

The Phoblographer - 3 Mar 2025 16:00
The CP+ Show has finally kicked off, and day one brings us some excellent lenses and cameras for 2025. As we said earlier, the CP+ Show will actually help us understand better what manufacturers have in mind for 2025 and...
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Photography vs AI: Groundbreaking Exhibit Pits Cameras Against Machine Do you remember when Boris Eldagsen won a Sony World Photography Award with an AI image? And do you remember when photographer Miles Astray won an AI image award with a real photo? Well now the two of them have teamed up...
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Atomos' latest Shinobi monitor is small, bright and $250 Image: Atomos Atomos, maker of on-camera monitors and recorders, has announced a new entry in its lineup: the Shinobi Go. The Go is a 5-inch display that can show video previews at 1500nits and supports exposure aids lik...
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Imgur, TikTok, and Reddit Investigated Over Use of Children's Data TikTok, Imgur, and Reddit are being investigated by a U.K. watchdog over whether its algorithms serve inappropriate or harmful content to children.
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Could the Leica M12 Be a Fuji Killer?

The Phoblographer - 3 Mar 2025 13:00
It's probably true: Fujifilm might've given up on the X Pro 4, considering what we're finding with their current lineup. But could that mean that Leica might come in to save the day? Leica's prices have held steady as th...
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'The Brutalist' Wins Best Cinematography at the Oscars 2025 The Brutalist has taken home the Academy Award for cinematography at the 2025 Oscars ceremony, marking the second year in a row a movie shot on film has won the award.
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When one speaks about war photography, particularly during World War, the few women photographers that come to mind are Margaret Bourke-White, Dorothea Lange, and Christina Broom. These women truly captured the events of...
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Xiaomi Wants to Make Modular Magnetic Lenses for its Phones Just before Mobile World Congress 2025 opens up in Barcelona, Xiaomi presented a concept it's calling the "Modular Optical System", which is basically an external lens that can attach to one of its phones.
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New York is one of the few cities in the United States that has captured the imagination of people around the world. From the Empire State Building to Central Park to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, there is something un...
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