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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
Godox AD100Pro II flash
How I built an ultra-compact off-camera flash kit that fits in the trunk of my car

By Sean McCormack Published

opinion This is why three speedlights aren’t enough for outdoor photography – and what to use instead

opinion
Close-up of a camera image sensor
Got a modern mirrorless camera? You’re probably thinking about ISO all wrong

By Mike Harris Published

Features Keeping ISO low isn't always the answer – modern mirrorless cameras often feature a clever bit of tech to make higher ISOs even more usable

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Features
AI image generated of a Godox flash head in a graveyard at dusk
The death of the flashgun has been greatly exaggerated… there are good reasons why successful photographers refuse to give up on their strobes

By Sean McCormack Published

opinion The popularity of LED panels seems to negate the need to use camera flash – but there are some things a traditional tube can do that a light-emitting diode simply can't

opinion
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
Close-up of water droplets on a colorful, iridescent surface, refracting light into vibrant rainbow patterns
"I cannot replicate this one. Ever" – This macro photo was shot with a DSLR from 2009

By Digital Photographer Published

Features The best close-up images and macro shots don't need complexity – here's why

Features
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
Editor using the TourBox Elite Creative Console while sat at a computer with a camera next to him
Are you a pro editor? Get faster results with eye-free, one-hand control using TourBox Creative Consoles and save up to $117/£117

By James Artaius Published

DEAL Adobe, Affinity, Capture One, DaVinci… TourBox Creative Consoles level up your workflow, and right now there are huge savings

DEAL
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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NEWS
The Westcott V-Flat uses fabric and a frame in order to be more durable and portable
V-flats are usually boring bits of photography kit. But Westcott just re-invented this classic studio staple

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

OPINION V-flats are usually large foam core pieces, but Westcott has made a collapsible option with machine-washable fabrics

OPINION
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