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Sony users: now you can control your Tamron 35-150mm f/2-2.8 Di III VXD lens remotely thanks to latest firmware
By Alan Palazon Published
News Tamron has released firmware version 6 for the Sony E-mount 35-150mm f/2-2.8 Di III VXD, bringing support for latest Tamron Lens Utility remote control app

New Nikon Z50II firmware puts more creative control in filmmakers' hands when recording in shutter priority
By Alan Palazon Published
News Firmware version 1.10 for the Nikon Z50II enables manual aperture adjustments in shutter priority mode and rejigs a host of settings in the Setup Menu

Fujifilm’s ultra-exclusive, designer GFX100RF received a firmware update – but does anyone here actually own one?
By Alan Palazon Last updated
News This designer, limited edition camera is so exclusive that I doubt anyone here actually has one – but Fujifilm has released new firmware to fix a pretty annoying bug

The best Photoshop alternatives in 2026
By Hillary K. Grigonis Last updated
BUYING GUIDE Photoshop too expensive? These photo editors are a viable alternative

Now you can create ultra-short-form videos on your Sony camera, as 3-second "Motion Photos" come to Creator’s App
By Alan Palazon Published
News The latest version of the Sony Creator’s App adds the option for ultra-short-form 3-second videos – ideal for content creators

DxO PhotoLab 9 review: Squeeze every last drop of image quality from your RAW Files
By Rod Lawton Published
Review DxO’s flagship photo editor delivers industry-leading lens corrections and top-notch noise-reduction tech, but its AI masking isn’t on the same level

Under fire from the rumored Sony FX5, Canon drops a HUGE firmware boost for the EOS C50
By Alan Palazon Published
News Canon's Sony FX3-killer gets a big-time firmware boost, as the EOS C50 gets a host of important improvements

Canon bolsters EOS C80's production credentials with connectivity-focused firmware update
By Alan Palazon Published
News The latest firmware for the Canon EOS C80 strengthens the camera's position as a live, remote production rig with enhancements also designed to improve on-set efficiency

You can add Sony’s new AI photo assistant to the long list of AI features nobody wanted, being rammed down our throats by tech companies
By Alan Palazon Published
Opinion The photography community has made it clear that Sony’s new AI photo assistant, unveiled in the latest Xperia phone, is yet another pointless pile of AI poop nobody asked for – and I agree
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