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Hasselblad Capture One software displayed on a monitor, surrounded by portraits, with three Hasselblad cameras below
"We're returning control to the photographer" – Capture One CEO on bringing Hasselblad workflows to professionals

By Kim Bunermann Published

INTERVIEW Capture One's Rafael Orta explains why photographers have been requesting Hasselblad support for years, how the company builds its camera profiles, and why color science remains at the heart of professional photography workflows

INTERVIEW
Putting the images together over the top of the background photo
My technique for creating bizarre portraits will have your people pics looking like a Picasso

By Wendy Evans Published

Tutorial Channel your inner Pablo Picasso (or Dr Frankenstein) by assembling a portrait made from a mishmash of body parts

Tutorial
A Hasselblad camera next to a laptop with Capture One on the screen
Hasselblad made “the finest stills camera ever” – and it just released the one feature photographers have been asking about for years

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

NEWS Capture One now has native support for Hasselblad's 100MP cameras, including color profiles and lens profiles

NEWS
A photo of Topaz AI Denoise inside Photoshop 2026
BREAKING NEWS: Adobe will soon own AI photo software Topaz Labs. But what does that mean for photographers?

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

NEWS Two major names in photo editing are about to merge as Adobe plans the acquisition of Topaz Labs before the end of 2026

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illustrated outline drawing of a photographer against a purple background
"It feels like cheating": Over-reliance on AI editing software is making photographers lazy – and core camera skills are not being learned

By Gavin Stoker Published

opinion Is AI making it so easy to create perfect-looking photos that there’s less incentive to get them right in-camera? And if so, what’s that doing to our photography skills?

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Two cheerful young multiracial friends standing back to back, smiling and holding drinks while enjoying a fun time during a lively party or social event
Put down the Photoshop brushes – I just read a statistic on how many adults prefer unedited photos, and I’m stunned

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

OPINION According to Getty, nearly two-thirds of adults prefer brands that use unedited, authentic photographs

OPINION
A graphic showing an AI prompt "can you retouch my photos and put them on an orange background" with the Photoshop AI Assistant response and results
AI can now handle the boring parts of photo and video editing for you as Adobe’s AI Assistant officially arrives inside Photoshop and Premiere

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

ADOBE The Photoshop AI Assistant, first teased in October, is officially rolling out in public beta, along with AI for Premiere, too

ADOBE
Screenshots of the VSCO Studio Pro new iOS editing app
Trendy mobile editing app VSCO is building a pro photo editor with film-inspired looks, batch editing – and an upcoming desktop app

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

NEWS VSCO Studio Pro is a photo editing app with VSCO's popular film-inspired presets, but it's made for pros editing a large number of photographs

NEWS
A GIF of the process of turning a photo into a video using Adobe Lightroom desktop
Lightroom has just gained the ability to turn photos into videos – but it’s the first Adobe-made tool to use generative credits inside Lightroom

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

ADOBE Lightroom desktop can now use AI to turn photos into B-Roll-like videos, but the feature requires generative credits

ADOBE
Pixel stretch image of a women with blue hair wearing a pink swimsuit
The pixel stretch trend is back! Here's how to do it easily in Photoshop

By James Artaius Published

HOW TO Gen Z has just discovered the pixel stretch trend! If you didn't catch it the first time round, here's how to do it

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