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Location American Photography News for 7 March 2025
The Sony a1 II's Popularity Among Pros Shows How Much the 'Little Things' Matter When Sony announced the a1 II last November, much was made of its mostly incremental upgrades. However, while the imaging pipeline is almost entirely unchanged, for working pros, that doesn't matter -- Sony cannot make t...
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The Best Monitors for the Apple Mac mini and Mac Studio Apple's redesigned M4 Mac mini and powerful Mac Studio are amazing computers for photographers and video editors, delivering excellent performance for the price. However, neither ships with a display, leaving customers t...
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Zeiss' Otus ML Lenses Promise Photographers Something Entirely Different Zeiss made its long-awaited return to the traditional photography space by reintroducing its beloved Otus series for full-frame mirrorless cameras. The Otus ML 50mm f/1.4 and Otus ML 85mm f/1.4 lenses channel a classic, ...
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Xiaomi 15 Ultra Review: An Expensive Treat for Photographers The Xiaomi 15 Ultra is designed and engineered to be the best in the business for mobile photographers, though tighter competition and a key drawback may make it harder to stake that claim.
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These Photos Are Flying Through the Universe Stored on a Golden Record NASA's Voyager 1 and 2 -- spacecraft that are 15.5 billion miles from Earth -- are having two science instruments turned off as they continue to struggle for power on their interstellar journey.
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Stylish Keks M-meter Brings Light Metering to Older Leica M Cameras Keks Camera introduced a new M-meter light meter with digital OLED for Leica M cameras that lack a meter.
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Canon is Cautiously Ramping Up Production of Compact Cameras Again The sudden surge in demand for compact cameras may have caught some camera manufacturers off guard after years of systematic decline. Canon wants to respond to this sudden resurgence but will do so cautiously.
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The Pentagon is Deleting Thousands of Photos as Part of a DEI Purge The Pentagon is deleting tens of thousands of images from a database as part of a government order purging diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) content.
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As photographers, one of them stands at a crossroads when they sit down to edit their images. How many images should I put in my portfolio? How do I crop the pictures? What should be a part of my portfolio for a competit...
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Amazon Tests AI Dubbing for Foreign Movies and TV on Prime Video Amazon is testing AI-powered dubbing for select foreign movies and TV shows on its Prime Video streaming service.
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President Trump Will 'Probably' Extend TikTok Ban Deadline President Donald Trump says he will "probably" extend the deadline for the sale of TikTok -- as reports suggest there have still not been any negotiations between the app's Chinese owner and prospective buyers.
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Dramatic Footage Shows Rocket Debris Falling to Earth After SpaceX Starship Explosion After an enormous SpaceX rocket exploded shortly after it launched from Texas yesterday, the falling debris created a spectacular show captured by citizens on the ground.
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Take a walk through the Polaroid factory in this fascinating video There's something magical about the experience of shooting with Polaroid film, no matter how many times you see it roll out of a camera and wait for it to develop. It's clear it's a complicated process even without under...
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Another Camera Store in the Bay Area is Rammed With a Car and Looted A little over two weeks after a camera store in Berkley was rammed with a vehicle and looted, another shop in the San Francisco Bay area has suffered the same fate.
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Magnum Photos has been an instrumental organization that has given us some of the most iconic photographs every other decade. Since its establishment in 1947, the collective has been chronicling the human condition, whet...
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This Lens is Fantastic for Birding, and It Has a Discount!

The Phoblographer - 7 Mar 2025 10:00
Tamron currently has Winter savings on lenses for Nikon, Sony, and Fujifilm cameras. Plus, there are price drops on lenses in addition to this. If you’ve been looking for reliable workhorses, it’s really hard to beat...
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If you're a fan of the Fujifilm X100 series cameras, you've probably been on the sidelines trying to decide if you're ready to spend $2000 on an eBay listing. If you read our initial review of the X100VI, you probably kn...
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Leica's Colorful New Binoculars Promise Performance and Style Like many companies that make photographic lenses, Leica has its hands in many pies, including projectors, rifle scopes, and binoculars. It is the lattermost group that Leica updated today, launching four compact binocul...
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