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Location American Photography News for 4 December 2025
Tamron 150-500mm Firmware Update Stabilizes its AF and Adds a9 III Compatibility Tamron has released a new firmware update for its 150-500mm f/5-6.7 Di III VC VXD (Model A057) telephoto zoom lens, bringing improved autofocus performance and full compatibility with Sony's highest-speed cameras, in...
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Tamron Lens Buyers Guide: All New and Holiday Instant Savings Capture the seasons best moments with incredible savings-Tamrons Holiday Instant Savings event is here, bringing exclusive deals on some of their most advanced and versatile mirrorless lenses. From the all-in-one travel ...
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An Americana Milestone in Pictures: Grand Ole Opry Turns 100 Amidst whiplash change in technology and media, Grand Ole Opry is celebrating its 100th year (1925-2025). [Read More]
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If You Photograph People, Youll Want to Get These

The Phoblographer - 4 Dec 2025 20:00
Listen up! Ever shot a wonderful portrait but weren't sure what kind of edit you wanted to do with it? We're giving you 20 different options to choose from with our Adobe Lightroom presets designed from decades o...
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Chinese Photographer Known for Human Rights Reporting Faces Five Years in Jail Chinese photographer Du Bin, known for documenting human rights abuses in China, has been detained in Beijing and faces up to five years in prison. [Read More]
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The PetaPixel Awards Nominees: The Top Photo Gear of 2025 Every year, PetaPixel recognizes the top cameras, lenses, and photography accessories in The PetaPixel Awards. Selections are voted on by the PetaPixel staff and while final awards will be announced next week, we are hap...
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Micron Gives Crucial the Lexar Treatment, Shutters Memory Brand Micron, the maker of Crucial memory, including SSDs, has announced that it will shutter the Crucial brand and exit the consumer memory business to focus on supplying AI data centers. [Read More]
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Sigma Aizu Primes Review: Breathtaking Falloff and Flare Its felt like a long six months since Sigma first announced the Aizu Primes (which cost $8,300 each), the company's new series of full-frame compatible T1.3 cinema lenses. Currently available focal lengths include 25...
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Photographers Widow Says Negatives From Marilyn Monroes Final Shoot Were Stolen The widow of a renowned photographer who captured Marilyn Monroes final photo shoot is seeking to halt an upcoming auction, claiming that thousands of original negatives from the historic session were stolen years ago. [...
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Everything We Warned You About Came True

The Phoblographer - 4 Dec 2025 17:00
For several years, we were the only photography publication warning photographers about Unsplash. Even when I tried to convince others that it was a problem, they didn't care. They instead just tried to get you with ...
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Leica brings its Safari green finish to a trio of M-mount lenses Image: Leica Leica has introduced new color variants of select lenses in its lineup, bringing its popular olive green colorway to three M-mount primes. The company has also announced a glossy black 50mm lens in its Class...
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Samsungs Z TriFold Phone Has Razor-Thin Style and Ho-Hum Cameras Forget regular foldable phones - trifolding handhelds may soon be all the rage. So far, North American customers have not had many trifold phones to consider, but Samsung will change that come early next year with the Sa...
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Leica Launches Four M-Lenses In Beautiful New Finishes Leica has made four of its legendary Leica M-Lenses available in stylish new finishes: three in the Leica Safari Design and one in a fresh, glossy black finish. [Read More]
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Leica cameras and lenses have been pretty exceptional in myriad ways. The company has introduced iconic models such as the Leica M6, the M10 Monochrom, and the M11-D. Like the devices, the optics that support them have a...
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From Lumix G to PZ: making sense of Panasonic lens names Image: Panasonic Many of Panasonic's lens names can look downright intimidating. Case in point, the Panasonic Lumix G X Vario PZ 45-175mm F4-5.6 ASPH POWER O.I.S. lens. It's certainly a mouthful, and can be a hea...
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Apple Has Removed Night Mode From Portrait Mode on the iPhone 17 Pro Since the iPhone 12 Pro and Pro Max, smartphone photographers have had the option of also using Night mode while in Portrait mode, but iPhone 17 Pro users do not have that option anymore. [Read More]
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Mitchell's Photo of the year: a morning at the market My favorite photo I took this year is a reminder that being in the right place at the right time can make all the difference between a good shot and a great one.Sony a7R V | Sony FE 50-150mm F2 GM | 150mm | F2 | 1320 sec...
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Sony A7 V Review

Photography Blog - 4 Dec 2025 12:00
Sony A7 V Review Announced this week, the Sony Alpha A7 V is a brand new 33 megapixel, 4K/120p video, 30fps burst shooting, full-frame mirrorless camera designed to be a great all-rounder for both stills and video. Read our Sony A7 V re...
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Astronaut Don Pettit Photographs Meccas Sacred Mosque Shining From Space After returning from a six-month voyage to space, astronaut and enthusiastic photographer Don Pettit has plenty of photos to go through. While Pettit has photographed plenty of celestial objects, he often trains his lens...
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Earlier this year, Kodak did something that's making film stocks really, really difficult for authorized sellers. This is on top of all the problems that film photography has had for years. For many brands, it isn...
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Meta Starts Blocking Australian Teenagers From Facebook and Instagram as Ban Looms Australias new ban on social media accounts for children under 16 is beginning to take effect, with platforms removing or freezing hundreds of thousands of profiles ahead of the December 10 deadline. [Read More]
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Satellite Swarms Are Ruining Space Telescope Images, NASA Says A new NASA-led study warns that the rapid increase of satellites in low-Earth orbit is causing growing light pollution that is affecting space telescopes, such as Hubble. [Read More]
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