Adobe just made $4.66 billion – that's more than Disney paid for Star Wars! By Hannah Rooke published 21 March 23 News Adobe announces record-breaking figures just days after revealing its creative programs were used in Oscar-winning films
Through the lens of sustainability: The power of visual storytelling By Hannah Rooke published 21 March 23 Feature Adam Pensotti, head of Canon's Young People Programme discusses the power of photography through visual storytelling
Ricoh GR III vs GR IIIx By Hannah Rooke published 20 March 23 Versus These two very similar cameras have two major differences - the focal length and the optional lens adapters
Dream-like photography of Rodney Smith is celebrated in new book By Hannah Rooke published 19 March 23 News Known for his untouched, paradoxical fashion photography, 200 of Rodney Smith's images feature in new hardcover book
Hasselblad wants to know who YOU think is the best female photographer By Hannah Rooke published 19 March 23 News The prestigious Hasselblad photography award open purely to womxn is now accepting nominations from the public
AI images beaten by real photos in 'Man vs Machine' competition By Hannah Rooke published 18 March 23 news Sorry, Skynet! Real photos just beat AI images, in a rematch of the photo contest that was won by a machine-made shot
Canon will approve third-party RF lenses on "a case-by-case basis" By Hannah Rooke published 18 March 23 News At last! Canon has given the green light to a third-party RF lens – but how many more will we see?
Photo exhibition celebrates the diversity of deaf people in the UK By Hannah Rooke published 17 March 23 News Deaf photographer Stephen Illiffe celebrates the colorful mosaic of people that make up Britain's deaf community
Sony named one of the world's most ethical companies By Hannah Rooke published 17 March 23 News For the fifth year in a row, Sony has been named one of the world's most ethical companies by the Ethisphere Institute
Adobe Everywhere All at Once! Two Oscar-winning films powered by Adobe tools By Hannah Rooke published 14 March 23 News Everything Everywhere All at Once, Top Gun and other Oscar standouts were produced using Adobe software
Cameras shouldn't be colorful! (Does that make me boring?) By Hannah Rooke published 14 March 23 Opinion Pentax started a trend in 2012 that I'm very glad didn't last, but some manufacturers are still releasing colorful cameras
New DJI Osmo Mobile SE gimbal is smaller, lighter, cheaper than the Mobile 6 By Hannah Rooke published 11 March 23 News The newly launched DJI Osmo Mobile SE gimbal boasts 3-axis stabilization, ActiveTrack 5.0 and 8 hours of battery life
Apple just stealth-launched a new iPhone By Hannah Rooke published 8 March 23 News A mellow yellow new iPhone 14 and 14 Plus has just been launched by Apple, in a gorgeous sunshine hue
Finding the magic in being a female photographer By Hannah Rooke published 8 March 23 INT WOMEN'S DAY It's all too easy to focus on the negatives of being a female photographer but it has some truly magical moments too
Meet Lucia Griggi, the surf and aerial photographer afraid of open water and heights By Hannah Rooke published 8 March 23 INT WOMEN'S DAY Lucia Griggi never meant to be a photographer, but it gave her the means to travel the world and live a life of adventures
Forget notes on Instagram – I want to edit carousel posts after uploading By Hannah Rooke published 6 March 23 Opinion Surely I'm not alone in wanting to change the order or delete a photo from an Instagram carousel AFTER posting it?
Biden to ban TikTok in the US (but only on government-issued devices) By Hannah Rooke published 3 March 23 News President Biden has warned in a month's time all TikTok will be banned from all government-issued devices
AI tractor with 36 cameras? I've really heard it all now! By Hannah Rooke published 3 March 23 News US tractor manufacturer John Deere has just unveiled an AI tractor that can help with precision herbicide spraying
AI camera technology could help catch poachers in the act By Hannah Rooke published 2 March 23 News Dutch tech company Hack the Planet has come up with two devices that can be used to monitor poaching activity
When will photographers start owning up to using AI in their photos? By Hannah Rooke published 2 March 23 Opinion Yet another photographer has caused a stir by sharing AI-generated portraits without acknowledging that they're AI
180,000 photos down to 80 projects: the World Photography Awards pro shortlist By Hannah Rooke published 1 March 23 News Now in its 16th year, the Sony World Photography Awards announces its Professional finalists and shortlistees
Shortlisted photographers for £30,000 Deutsche Börse prize announced By Hannah Rooke published 27 February 23 news The prestigious Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize has just announced Bieke Depoorter, Samuel Fosso, Arthur Jafa and Frida Orupabo as finalists
"That’s the beauty of photography, it is a democratic medium" By Hannah Rooke published 26 February 23 INTERVIEW We talk to Hicham Gardaf, the winner of this year's MAST Photography Grant on Industry and Work
Sigma's Foveon camera woes continue – but "aims" for release next year By Hannah Rooke published 26 February 23 News After 4 years of development hell, Sigma "aims" for a 2024 launch for its full-frame Foveon sensor
AI portraits are hard work, says deceitful Instagrammer with 28K followers By Hannah Rooke published 25 February 23 Opinion AI portraits might be labor intensive, but that doesn't mean you should falsely portray them as real photographs
