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Sony is launching a new camera today – and we’re all invited along to watch!

By Hillary K. Grigonis Last updated

Teaser Sony has released a teaser, making it clear that a new Sony cinema camera is coming on July 22. Here's how to watch

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A black and white photograph of a nude woman reclining on a leather sofa in high heels, holding a lit cigarette.

Two decades after the photographer's death, this new exhibition of Bob Carlos Clarke's photos shows why his most confrontational images were never accidents, but carefully built collaborations

By Tom May Published

News An anniversary show at London's Atlas Gallery puts the process behind the provocation on full display.

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A side-by-side composite showing a Jean Shrimpton contact sheet marked up in red and yellow grease pencil on the left, and a Mick Jagger contact sheet marked in red and blue on the right.

How David Bailey's photos turned Mick Jagger and Michael Caine into 1960s design icons – never-before-seen contact sheets behind Box of Pin-Ups go on sale

By Tom May Published

News On sale now: 36 never-before-seen sheets from the sittings that produced one of photography's most influential portfolios

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The Peak Design Field Bracket being used by a photographer

“The best camera accessories disappear into your workflow until you need them.” Today’s creators need to work both horizontally and vertically, so Peak Design is reinventing the classic L-Bracket

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

NEWS Peak Design’s newest photo accessory is a tool for fast tripod swaps, housing accessories, and even tracking a lost camera

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Mike Harris holding a Nikon ZR with 40mm lens in an office building

More RED camera tech! Nikon doubles down on video, plans huge billion-dollar investment

By Mike Harris Published

News Nikon President Yasuhiro Omura reveals billion-dollar semiconductor investment strategy, amidst plan to bolster Nikon’s imaging division with more RED tech

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Split comparison showing the Golden Gate Bridge in clear sunshine on the left and partly hidden by fog on the right.

So you think you’re a good photographer? Adobe’s experimental camera app will have something to say about that!

By Gareth Bevan Published

News Adobe’s experimental camera app does not just edit your photos; it critiques them, suggests a better shot, and risks bruising your ego in the process.

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Profile of dog with shadowy lines on it face.

Praying pooches to friendly felines: pet photography awards finalists mark the bizarre and picturesque

By Alan Palazon Published

News The 2026 International Pet Photography Awards finalists have been announced, and this year’s commended images have it all, from religious canines to picture-perfect kitties

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This fully autonomous AI air-to-air killer drone is "a big step towards completely eradicating mosquitoes" and the deadly diseases they spread. And it could end bug spray, too!

By Adam Juniper Published

News A company called Tornyol creates a drone and announces its first air-to-air kill with a technology that threatens to wipe out an entire species.

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This image, taken with ESO’s Very Large Telescope (VLT) shows Beta Pictoris d, a new planet found orbiting the star Beta Pictoris. The star is at the centre of the frame, and was subtracted when processing the data, revealing the environment around it. The new planet, indicated with an arrow, is the third one found around this star. The other two are Beta Pictoris b –– the bright source to the left, and Beta Pictoris c, orbiting much closer to the star and not seen here. The image was taken with the ERIS instrument at the VLT. Based on its infrared brightness and colour, the new planet appears to be a gas giant, about 2.4 times more massive than Jupiter. The diffuse horizontal band in this image is a debris disc around the star, seen here edge-on, the leftover material of planetary formation.

“We’ve learned not to trust bright blobs in images.” This is one of the most photographed planetary systems, but a faint planet still played hide-and-seek in more than a decade's worth of photos

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

SPACE Researchers from NASA and the ESO have found a new exoplanet hidden inside one of the most photographed regions of the night sky

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AI-generated image of three sanitation workers socializing on a public bench.

How on earth did this obvious AI image get past the judges and win a photography competition?

By Alan Palazon Published

News A Chinese photography competition has shut down after the winning image was discovered to be AI-created – but how on Earth did it fool the judges to begin with?

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