Quantum Camera for Cancer Detection: Ultra-Sensitive Imaging to Spot Tumors Early
Scientists are reporting progress on a “quantum camera” that could vastly improve early cancer detection by capturing visual details that conventional medical imaging might miss. This next-generation camera is designed to be so sensitive that it can detect a single photon of light – the smallest possible unit of illumination. By leveraging principles of quantum physics, the device would produce extremely high-contrast, high-resolution images of biological tissues, potentially allowing doctors to see cancerous cells or tumors at a much earlier stage than current technology permits.
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Getty Images and Verizon Announce $20,000 Grant to Improve Disability Representation in Professional Settings
Getty Images, in collaboration with Verizon and the National Disability Leadership Alliance (NDLA), has announced a $20,000 creative grant aimed at improving the representation of the disability community in workplace imagery. This initiative seeks to challenge traditional portrayals by focusing on the professional contributions of people with disabilities rather than the often-limited contexts seen in mainstream visual media.
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Sony Expands Creators’ Cloud With Direct Uploads to Google Drive and Adobe Lightroom
Sony has announced an update to its Creators’ Cloud platform, bringing new features to its Creators’ App. The latest version, 2.6.0, allows users to automatically transfer images and videos directly from select Sony cameras to Google Drive or Adobe Lightroom, simplifying cloud-based workflows for photographers and videographers.
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Fujifilm XF 16-50mm f/2.8-4.8 Review: The Best Kit Lens Ever?
The Fujifilm XF 16-50mm f/2.8-4.8 R LM WR is the company’s latest standard zoom lens, replacing the aging XF 18-55mm f/2.8-4 OIS. With updates in optical performance, autofocus, and weather resistance, it’s positioned as the new kit lens for select Fujifilm cameras. The removal of optical image stabilization and a shorter telephoto reach, however, raise some important considerations.
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Nikon To Release The Long Anticipated NIKKOR Z 35mm f/1.2 S Prime Lens
Nikon’s line of prime lenses just got a lot stronger with a professional lens that promises to be a staple in many a photographer’s kit for years to come: the brand-new NIKKOR Z 35mm f/1.2 S.
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Nikon Announces New COOLPIX P1100 With 125x Zoom Range
Nikon has just announced an update to its popular line of superzoom cameras with the Nikon COOLPIX P1100.
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This New Netflix Series Is a Visual Feast and an Inspiration for Photographers
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We Review the Latest Tilt-Shift Lens for the Fujifilm GFX System: Venus Optics Laowa FF II 100MM F/2.8 Tilt-Shift 1X Macro Lens
Early adopters of the Fujifilm GFX system, many of whom migrated from Canon and Nikon, have long awaited a native tilt-shift solution to meet their professional needs.
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5 Easy One-Light Patterns Anyone Can Master Fast!
Sometimes, improving your studio portraits isn’t about adding more lights—it’s about making better use of the ones you already have. This highly useful tutorial covers five essential lighting patterns in portraiture and compares the setups. In this in-depth yet quick guide, Pye Jirsa delivers clear and practical demonstrations designed to produce bold, impactful results without overcomplicating your workflow.
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Sony vs Leica vs Hasselblad: Which One Is Best?
There aren’t many photographers who own all three cameras, so this isn’t a side-by-side comparison you’ll see too often. Forget the megapixels for a moment and find out which of these three heavyweight cameras gives the most pleasing results.
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US Copyright Office: Some AI-Generated Images Can Be Protected – With Conditions
The United States Copyright Office has released a much-anticipated report clarifying how US copyright law applies to artwork created with the help of artificial intelligence. The takeaway: if an AI-generated image includes enough original creative input from a human, it can be eligible for copyright – at least partially.
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Why Photography Is Struggling and What That Means for You
Photography has changed, and if you’ve been in the industry for a while, you’ve probably felt it. Camera sales are down, social media dominates how images are consumed, and video is taking a bigger role in commercial work. If you’re wondering whether there’s still a place for you in photography, you’re not alone.
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Real Estate Photographer Sues Over Allegedly Stolen Listing Photos
How would you feel if photos you created were used to sell million-dollar homes without your permission? That’s exactly what one real estate photographer alleges in a new lawsuit that’s making waves in the property industry.
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How a Pot of Coffee Started an Imaging Revolution
Before baby monitors and viral livestreams, a glitchy black-and-white camera pointed at an empty coffee pot ignited an internet revolution. This is the surprising tale of how a thirst for caffeine birthed the world’s very first webcam.
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Tired of Instagram? Photographers Flock Back to Flickr for the Love of Photos
Are you fed up with Instagram’s algorithms and TikTok’s endless videos? You’re not alone. There’s a growing movement in the photography community: people are returning to Flickr, an “old-school” photo-sharing platform, in search of a better experience.
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Common Mistakes in Landscape Photography
Landscape photography isn’t just about capturing a scene. It’s about guiding the viewer’s eye, balancing composition, and controlling light. Small adjustments can make a big difference, and knowing what to look for will take your images to the next level.
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The Three Best Ways to Build a Photography Business
Making money with your camera isn’t just about taking great photos. It’s about getting clients, making connections, and understanding how to put yourself in the right place at the right time. If you want to turn photography into a full-time income instead of a side hustle, you need to know what works.
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Three Things to Know Before Buying Your First Camera
Getting into photography can feel overwhelming with all the gear options and advice out there. The truth is, expensive equipment won’t automatically make you better. Understanding what matters most will set you up for success without unnecessary spending.
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Nikon’s Long-Awaited 35mm f/1.2 Lens Finally Expected This Week
Nikon users, you’ve been hearing whispers about a pro-grade 35mm lens for years – and it looks like it’s almost here. A Nikkor Z 35mm f/1.2 lens is rumored to be announced in the next few days.
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Police Seize Photos from Texas Museum in Unprecedented Move
Imagine visiting a photo exhibit and finding out the police removed some of the artworks. That’s exactly what happened in Fort Worth, Texas. Four photographs by famed photographer Sally Mann were seized by police from the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth amid allegations that they might constitute child pornography.
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