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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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AI Editing, DxO 10, and Sigma Cine Lenses: Camera Industry 2026

AI video editing lands inside a mirrorless camera for the first time, while DxO and Sigma push refinements to editing software and cinema lenses. Here's what this week's camera news actually means for buyers.

By Priya Narayan | September 02, 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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Budget Phone Roundup Meets Bose’s Underwhelming QC Update

A fresh batch of budget and mid-range phones from Realme, vivo, and Lava shows where real hardware competition happens now, while Bose's new QuietComfort headphones prove reputation alone no longer guarantees a category lead.

By Anika Rao | August 27, 2026

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OM System Independence Signals a New Era for Camera Gear

OM System's buyout from private equity marks a turning point for the camera brand. Plus, GoPro's puzzling Micro Four Thirds debut and why the Contax G2 still earns its hype.

By Lena Oström | August 26, 2026

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Raspberry Pi Cyberdeck Tutorial Turns Thrift Finds Into PCs

Raspberry Pi finally released an official cyberdeck tutorial, validating a viral DIY trend built from thrifted parts. The move arrives alongside a busy week in photography, from Moment's iPhone lenses to Insta360's FCC opening against DJI.

By Marcus Chen | August 24, 2026

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Osmo Pocket 4, Insta360 Luna Pro, More: Camera Gear Roundup

SmallRig, Insta360, DJI, Kodak, and Nikon all made camera news this week. From a new monopod to grey-market Osmo Pocket 4 sales, here's what buyers need to know.

By Priya Narayan | August 21, 2026

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Camera Industry Recovery Meets a Quiet Pixel 11 Pro Upgrade

Japan's government says the camera industry is bouncing back, and the week's news backs it up. From a modest Pixel 11 Pro upgrade to Doom running on a decade-old DSLR, dedicated cameras are finding new relevance.

By Marcus Chen | August 19, 2026

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