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NIKKOR Z 120-300mm f/2.8 TC VR S
Could the Nikon Z 120-300mm f/2.8 TC VR S be launched this month? Rumors heat up following leaked images

By Mike Harris Published

News It’s all been quiet since Nikon’s development announcement for its upcoming super-fast, pro-grade zoom, but lately it’s been seen in the wild

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Side view of a black digital camera with lens extended and flip-out LCD screen opened
This 7-year-old compact camera beats newer rivals to become the No.1 in Japan – even outselling a cult-favorite travel zoom from the same brand

By Kim Bunermann Published

NEWS The new No.1 compact camera in Japan is no new release – and neither are the models rounding out the top three. All three are established favorites, yet they continue to outsell newer rivals

NEWS
Nikon Small World in Motion video showing abnormal beating of airway cilia in a child with primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD)
Nikon disqualifies winner of its prestigious scientific imaging competition mired in AI controversy

By Alan Palazon Published

AI Controversy Nikon disqualified the winner of the 2026 Small World in Motion Video Competition after the judges determined AI was involved in its creation, but the company is keeping details of exactly how under wraps…

AI Controversy
Photograph of a Masai giraffe eating with an oxpecker, taken by M & C Denis-Huot in the Masai-Mara game reserve, Kenya. This giraffe is grazing in the grass alongside a yellow-billed oxpecker.
Remembering Giraffes: the latest book in the photo conservation series that has already raised over US$1.6 million is now on sale

By Niall Hampton Published

news We catch up with Remembering Wildlife founder Margot Raggett as the ninth coffee table book goes on sale

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A grid of eight 100 Portraits of Becoming posters, each showing a Kenyan photographed against vividly coloured draped fabrics, with the project title and TECNO and Angélica Dass logos and a personal quote
Can a camera see past skintone? Angélica Dass, the artist who matched thousands of faces to Pantone colors, is shooting 100 portraits to find out

By Tom May Last updated

news This five-country project raises questions about how cameras depicts people with different skin tones

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Leica 0-Series, dating back to 1923
This 103-year-old Leica just sold for $4.9 MILLION – and it's one of the most important cameras ever made

By Sebastian Oakley Published

News One of the rarest Leica cameras in the world has just sold for an astonishing $4.9 million

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Canon EOS RP being held outdoors
Some of the best-value mirrorless cameras just got cheaper

By Kim Bunermann Published

DEALS Don't break the bank when starting photography or switching systems! With these camera deals, you can get started for as little as £549 WITH a zoom lens

DEALS
Portrait of a boy in front of a blue background
That viral “mom hack” for saving money on school photos? It could end up costing far more in legal fees and opening unexpected privacy risks. As a photographer, this is what I would do instead

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

AI Parents online are using ChatGPT to avoid school photo costs, but asking AI to remove a photograph's watermark is copyright infringement

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Hikers walking towards moody clouds with sunlight piercing through above a rugged landscape.
Smartphone pips Nikon Z8 to top prize in America’s State Parks Photo Contest – who needs a high-end camera to win awards, eh?

By Alan Palazon Published

Awards This year's Grand Prize winner was photographer Dianne Slotten, who captured the adventurous image in Catalina State Park, Arizona, on an iPhone 16 Pro

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Nikon Z5IIC
Viewfinder vs rear LCD: How you compose your shot with your camera doesn’t matter if your photography is good

By Mike Harris Published

Opinion Some photographers will tell you never to compose via the rear LCD, but if your photography is good enough, it’s a problem that doesn’t need fixing

Opinion
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