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Location American Photography News for 10 April 2025
Atomos Seems to Be Grasping for Its Next 'Big Thing' Atomos, the brand that made a name for itself with its external monitors and HDMI recorders, is significantly diversifying its product catalog in what appears to be an attempt to see what it can release that will be its ...
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We Could Soon See The iPhonization of Leica

The Phoblographer - 10 Apr 2025 21:00
Leica is one of the few companies that have excelled in providing premium cameras, which never fail to impress users. In addition to their excellent after sales and repair services, Leica is also known for listening to v...
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Created Using 715,000 Photos, the Most Detailed 3D Model of the Titanic Challenges Beliefs A new National Geographic documentary, Titanic: The Digital Resurrection, takes a deep dive into the infamous Titanic disaster and centers around a cutting-edge 3D model of the shipwreck, created using 715,000 digital im...
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Adobe's Upcoming AI Chatbot Can Edit Your Photos for You in Photoshop At this point, nearly everyone is aware of artificial intelligence (AI). AI technology is everywhere, heavily featured in the latest smartphones and apps. Photographers are well aware of AI thanks to AI-powered photo edi...
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Documentary Tells Story of Army Photographers Who Captured Nazi Camp Liberation on 35mm Film A new documentary uses the 35mm film footage that two army photographers captured of the liberation of Bergen-Belsen concentration camp during World War II.
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Meta Is Reportedly Developing a Native Instagram App for iPad After years of neglect, Meta is reportedly developing a native version of Instagram for the iPad -- finally moving beyond the awkwardly enlarged iPhone app that tablet users have been stuck with, according to a report by...
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AP Adds AI-Powered Search to Its Vast Content Library The Associated Press (AP) has introduced AI search to its content library which, the news and picture agency says, will make it easier to discover and use its vast collection of visual, audio, and text content.
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The World's Most Expensive DSLRs

The Phoblographer - 10 Apr 2025 18:00
There's a large number of photographers out there who love to pixel-peep their images. I'm not one of them. I don't care at looking at the pores on someone's face, and after a fling with a retoucher, I can tell you that ...
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Oppo's latest flagship phone features a Type 1 sensor and Hasselblad colors Image: Oppo Phone manufacturers are perpetually on a quest to craft the best camera phone. Oppo has announced its latest entry into the competition with the Find X8 Ultra, promising groundbreaking camera tech made with H...
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OM System Outdoor Monster Curry Review: Bringing the Delicious Heat In the camera review game, the continuous grind of lens and camera reviews can get a little monotonous sometimes. But every once in a while, a product comes along that is so innovative and so outside the box that you can...
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Wedding Photographer Delivers Images Hours After Couple Goes on CBS News After nearly a year of delays, a wedding photographer delivered images just hours after the couple aired their grievances about him on CBS News.
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Adobe Deletes Bluesky Posts After Furious Backlash Adobe's foray into the Twitter alternative Bluesky quickly backfired. Frustrated by the company's business practices, users on the platform flooded its posts with backlash, ultimately prompting Adobe to delete all of its...
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Pixel 9a Sample Gallery: Does the camera downgrade matter? Photo: Abby Ferguson Google recently announced the Pixel 9a, its budget offering in the Pixel smartphone lineup. For this model the company opted to ditch the camera bar for a flat camera bump, resulting in a larger batt...
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'Wormhole' Spotted Over Alaska Was Actually a Science Experiment A giant "wormhole" that appeared in the skies of Alaska a couple of weekends ago may have worried some folks on the ground. They needn't have feared, it was actually a successful science experiment.
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The New Nikon Zf Firmware is Bigger Than We Thought

The Phoblographer - 10 Apr 2025 12:00
Very recently, Nikon announced firmware 2.0 for the Nikon Zf. It incorporates a very large number of changes for photographers -- though it also adds things for video shooters and even some oddities that I wouldn't have ...
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6 Nikon Cameras That Are Now Iconic

The Phoblographer - 10 Apr 2025 09:00
Nikon's trajectory over the year has been quite commendable. The company launched successful film cameras, which were used to capture the most historic moments in human history, as well as recently tying up with NASA to ...
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Fujifilm is a Fashion Accessory Company Now

The Phoblographer - 10 Apr 2025 06:00
To be very frank with all of you, I don't think that we should necessarily look at Fujifilm as an innovative company in the future. Do they do cool things? Yes -- but we can also all agree that their identity is now inhe...
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Adobe's working on a way to make AI do the Photoshopping for you Image: Adobe Last week, Adobe announced that a handful of AI-based features would be moving out of Premiere Pro beta. Now, the company is teasing even more AI tools for Premiere Pro and Photoshop ahead of Adobe Max Londo...
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