Fujifilm’s GFX medium format camera line features versatile and relatively affordable cameras in an industry normally dominated by prestigious names like Phase One or Hasselblad. However, Fujifilm also makes the insanely popular X100 series of cameras which make for a perfect compact companion to the traveling urban photographer. So what would happen if you combined the over-your-shoulder convenience of the X100 with the raw image quality of the GFX? The answer is the GFX100RF. [Read More]

Fujifilm announced the GFX100RF, the company’s first fixed-lens mirrorless digital camera in its GFX system which features a 28mm f/4 full-frame equivalent lens in front of a medium format 102-megapixel sensor. [Read More]

The Center for Photography at Woodstock in Kingston, NY, announced its four eye-opening 2025 Vision Awards winners. [Read More]

Award-winning “dogtographer,” Kaylee Greer uses her camera skills to help adopt out shelter dogs by transforming them into portrait heroes. [Read More]

French photographer and YouTube creator Mathieu Stern’s latest video discusses the wonderful world of close-up lens filters. Unlike some of Stern’s stranger topics, like working with the world’s blackest material and capturing travel photos with an infrared digital camera, close-up filters are something nearly every photographer might want to add to their kit. [Read More]

A unanimous federal appeals court ruled that pictures generated solely by machines do not qualify for copyright protection. [Read More]

Hidden cameras secreted by researchers at watering holes in Africa have found that wild animals change their behavior according to when people are around. [Read More]

In a concerning development, people have been using a new AI model released by Google to remove watermarks from photos. [Read More]

The first survey data from the 600-megapixel Euclid space telescope is available now. The European Space Agency (ESA)’s data release features classified, detailed images of 380,000 galaxies and provide a look at the large-scale organization of the Universe’s cosmic web. Euclid observed 26 million galaxies in total in just one week. [Read More]

The difference between a good landscape photo and an extraordinary one often comes down to one thing: Light. And there’s a magical window of time, called the Blue Hour, that offers some of the most atmospheric, cinematic light in landscape photography. However, many photographers overlook or struggle to fully capture its unique potential. [Read More]