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Location American Photography News for 15 April 2026
Canons New Industrial Camera Literally Sees in the Dark Alongside the exciting new Cine-Servo 40-1200mm T5.0-10.8 video lens, Canon also unveiled the MS-510 Multi-Purpose Camera at NAB 2026. This highly specialized new camera is not built for typical consumer use, but it'...
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The Orico MiniRaid is Both a Dual SSD Backup Solution and Dock Orico has announced a new MiniRaid Docking Station that features two M.2 SSD bays, hardware RAID, an integrated fan, and multiple ports to not only act as a backup solution for desktop computers but also expand usability...
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The Best Travel Photography Lens You Can Find for Under $700

The Phoblographer - 15 Apr 2026 21:00
A travel photographer knows how important a good lens that can photograph anything. For more photographers who like to go out, they often have one of the basic requirements; the ability to keep their gear minium. Most en...
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Join ASMP and PetaPixel for a New Town Hall Series on Navigating AI in Photography The American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP), the North American Nature Photography Association (NANPA), and PetaPixel are hosting a new free, bi-weekly town hall series called Creative Focus to address how AI is c...
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Remote Cameras Capture Cloud Jaguar in Honduras for First Time in a Decade Remote cameras have captured a "cloud jaguar" in the Sierra del Merendón mountains in Honduras, marking the first time the species has been seen there in about a decade. [Read More]
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Why 2025 Was the Right Time for the Sony RX1R IIIs Long-Awaited Arrival Last July, Sony surprised the photography world by unveiling the RX1R III, arriving so many years after the RX1R II that many RX1R fans had all but given up hope of a new model ever coming. Sony even released two more A-...
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What are your favorite photography-related shows or movies? Image: Westend61 / Westend61 via Getty Images Welcome back to our Question of the Week series! This reader-focused series aims to get our photographic community to share thoughts on all sorts of photography-related topic...
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This Fujifilm Instant Film Is Now More Expensive Than Ever

The Phoblographer - 15 Apr 2026 18:00
Fujifilm has earned a reputable name with their X-series cameras. The company has been at the forefront of offering popular film simulations, along with other features that young and professional photographers can't ...
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Photographer Reflects on Epic Career Capturing Great White Sharks on 60 Minutes Wildlife photographer Chris Fallows, known for his striking images of great white sharks in False Bay, spoke with 60 Minutes about his work and the species' recent disappearance. [Read More]
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Meta Urged to Abandon Facial Recognition Plans for Ray-Ban Glasses More than 70 advocacy organizations are calling on Meta to halt reported plans to introduce facial recognition technology into its Ray-Ban smart glasses, warning of serious risks to privacy and public safety. [Read More]...
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SmallRigs New Cooling Fan Works With Many Canon and Sony Cameras SmallRig has announced a new Universal Cooling System for mirrorless cameras, designed to help manage heat during extended shooting sessions. Available in two versions, Hybrid Cooling and Basic Cooling, the system offers...
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Sonys Cutting-Edge XYN Spatial Capture Solutions Arrive Very Soon When PetaPixel editor-in-chief Jaron Schneider saw Sony's cutting-edge XYN immersive display technology at CP+ 2026 in Yokohama, Japan, he described it as being like seeing through an Apple Vision Pro, but without an...
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Adobe Premieres New Color Mode Is a First-of-its-Kind Color Editing Experience Adobe Premiere, which torpedoed the "Pro" in its name earlier this year, has a new "first-of-its-kind" color grading system, dubbed Color Mode. [Read More]
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Adobe is trying to make the hardest parts of editing easier Image: Adobe Adobe is continuing the flow of video news coming out of the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) show with its announcement of a new "Color Mode" for Premiere. The company says it's a "...
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The Single Best Nikon Camera for Travel Photography

The Phoblographer - 15 Apr 2026 15:00
Nikon cameras have evolved over the years a lot. The company has designed offerings that are smaller, faster, and ergonomically the best. In fact, travel photographers have great offerings to choose from. But, this parti...
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Why Canon's cutting-edge sensor tech may not cascade down to photographers The Canon MS-510 surveillance camera is the second to use its SPAD sensor. Image: Canon Canon has announced its second camera based around a 'single photon avalanche diode' (SPAD) sensor. It's a completely di...
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NASAs Photography Trainers Say Artemis II Astronauts Exceeded Their Expectations There's little doubt that the Artemis II astronauts took some astounding photos on their historic trip to the Moon, but even their photography instructors back on Earth were taken aback by just how well they did. [Re...
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Is Fujifilm Getting Rid of an Analog Wonder?

The Phoblographer - 15 Apr 2026 14:19
Fujifilm has some exceptional cameras but also some wonderful analog papers. While the company caters to film photographers, it appears that the company insists on discontinuing a film that is liked by many: the RA4. Her...
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Enter to win a $1,000 MPB shopping spree

DP Review - 15 Apr 2026 14:00
Enter to win a $1,000 MPB shopping spree Photo: MPB Spring is synonymous with growth, and it might just be the best time to upgrade your photography kit. That's why we've teamed up with MPB, the leading platform for buying, selling, and trading camera e...
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New Huawei Smartphone Tells You How to Pose for Photos The new Huawei Pura 90 series has a never-before-seen feature in a smartphone: "AI pose suggestions," which gives pointers on how to sit for a photo. [Read More]
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"going into your shoot with some sort of story that you want to tell can be a great way to help you keep a good flow and have those 36 exposures count."
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Historians Lament Education Secretarys Use of AI Imagery Education Secretary Linda McMahon has been criticized for using artificial intelligence in a series of posts paying homage to female icons in American history. [Read More]
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