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Tiny Camera News Roundup This Week: Kenko Pieni III

A roundup of this week's quirkiest camera stories, from a wearable $38 digital camera to a 60-year-old Bigfoot hoax finally debunked. Plus new photo books on giraffes and American street life.

By Priya Narayan | October 19, 2026

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iPhone Duo Delays, Portra 160, and the Week in Slow Tech

Apple's iPhone Duo preorders slip three months within an hour, while Kodak's Portra 160 film, Sony's Walkman revival, Adobe's RTX Spark push, and Lumix's 25th anniversary prove patience still pays off in tech and photography.

By Lena Oström | October 16, 2026

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Autumn Light, Hidden Mothers, and the Craft of Seeing

From Victorian hidden mother portraits to a dying sun captured by astrophotography, this roundup explores how photographers solve creative problems. Fall foliage tips and new folding lights from Maven round out the mix.

By Lena Oström | October 05, 2026

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iPhone Camera Rigs Mature as Mobile Filmmaking Grows Up

ShiftCam's Apple-backed ProRig signals a new era for mobile filmmaking, while Sony's FX5 delay and Nat Geo's ambitious Africa documentary highlight how durability and storytelling still define great camera gear.

By Mei Tanaka | October 02, 2026

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Yashica Y16 Camera Leads a Week of Big Camera Design Choices

A retro-inspired Yashica Y16 camera, a record-setting Mac Studio, and Apple's new variable aperture all raise the same question: does thoughtful design survive daily use? This roundup examines ergonomics, repairability, and inclusivity across this week's biggest camera stories.

By Mei Tanaka | September 21, 2026

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Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2026: Shark Nebula Wins Big

This year's Astronomy Photographer of the Year winners spotlight a stunning Shark Nebula image, while NASA's Roman telescope begins testing at L2. Add a fresh lunar impact crater, Kodak's beloved Ektar 100 film, and a newly discovered cat species, and it's a big week for photography and science.

By Priya Narayan | September 18, 2026

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Vintage Lenses Prove Skill Still Beats New Gear

Vintage lenses, drone certification, and waterfall technique all point to one theme this week: skill still beats shortcuts. A look at how photographers are adapting as AI-generated images spread.

By Priya Narayan | September 07, 2026

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PhotoLab 10, Fuji 400mm, GoPro’s Future: Camera Gear Roundup

A busy week in camera news brings a faster RAW editing tool, a standout Fujifilm telephoto lens, Sony's NFL dominance, GoPro's reassurance letter, and an athlete's film photography hobby.

By Marcus Webb | September 04, 2026

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What Photographers Learned Chasing the Sky: Eclipse Season

Eclipse season delivered striking lessons in photography, from a timelapse of totality in Spain to a blood moon shot from a motel parking lot. Vintage cameras, career stories, and even camera-branded food round out a season built on patience and craft.

By Lena Oström | August 31, 2026

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Ricoh’s AI Misstep Shows Camera Ownership Still Matters

Ricoh's controversial AI feature, a bold new film stock, MacBook Pro discounts, and a Photoshop update reveal what really defines long-term camera and software value.

By Mei Tanaka | August 28, 2026

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