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Could the Z 120-300mm f/2.8 be a surprise addition to Nikon’s World Cup squad? I’ll be keeping an eye on the sidelines
News The much-anticipated Nikon Z 120-300mm f/2.8 TC VR S could be fit enough for a secret runout at the World Cup, according to an online rumor
The 2026 World Cup has more teams competing than ever before – and this colorful photograph shows fans from every single one of them
WORLD CUP Getty has compiled a colorful composite that shows one fan from every single 2026 World Cup team
This sports photography trend feels like a gut punch. Sports stars are taking up photographers' courtside spots – but one change could be key
OPINION A number of athletes have been stepping into the role of photographers at sporting events, but pairing them with experienced pros would be a better approach
Watch Lionel Messi accidentally smash a photographer’s lens hood to smithereens with a stinging shot on goal
News A sports photographer’s lens hood took the brunt of the impact when a shot on goal zipped past the post
The number of women in sports photography is increasing, according to 2026 Winter Olympics numbers, but still lags behind the number of female athletes
SPORTS At the 2026 Olympics, 18 percent of accredited photographers were female, up from 13 percent at the last Winter Games
The New York Jets become the first NFL team to adopt image-streaming technology for their official photography
News New York Jets revolutionize sports photography with SmartFrame partnership
Getty photographers captured more than six million images at the 2026 Winter Olympics. This photographer captured them with a PlayStation controller
OLYMPICS Photography meets gaming in these epic shots by Getty photographer Jared C. Tilton, above the ice at the 2026 Winter Olympics
This AI tech creates a 3D map of sports fields in real-time, enabling you to put a virtual camera anywhere. Surely I’m not the only creative who’s worried?
News Arcturus Stage creates a 3D map of a sports field in real time, but how will this impact creatives and the wider human element of sports broadcasts?
