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Apple unleashes its new iPad Mini with bigger, brighter OLED screen

By Chris George Published

News The smallest model in the iPad range gets a little bit bigger and gets some serious upgrades to performance and image quality

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Canon Powershot G7 X Mark III
Component shortages are about to derail Canon’s efforts to make more compact cameras as the world’s largest digital camera maker lowers sales outlook

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

CANON Canon says that a component shortage will impact compact camera production, while mirrorless sales are expected to shift to more full-frame bodies

CANON
Hasselblad underwater housing
One of just three fully working Hasselblad underwater housings in the world is still capturing analog magic beneath the waves – more than 50 years after it was made!

By Sebastian Oakley Published

News They don't make them like this anymore! This rare Hasselblad underwater housing is still going strong after 50 years

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Nikon Z 120-300mm f/2.8 TC VR S telephoto lens in black in front of a yellow backroung
Looks like this new Nikon pro-grade S-line telephoto zoom will be "cheaper" than expected – but many photographers may miss out

By Kim Bunermann Published

NEWS The spiritual successor to Nikon's last announced DSLR lens, the AF-S 120-300mm f/2.8E FL ED SR VR, is rumored to cost less than many people anticipated

NEWS
Teenager with camera and laptop
Is Meta about to scrape photography websites to train AI? Meta delays terms update after huge backlash from creators

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

META Meta has delayed the rollout of new terms and removed the word "train" after creators worried Meta would use website data for AI training

META
A forgotten stash of government-issue soap, a riveted blast door and a stairwell lit by a single bulb: these photos reveal the inside of a secret Cold War bunker

By Tom May Published

news Martine Hamilton Knight images reveal where part of England would have been governed from in the event of nuclear war

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George Hurrell
Jean Harlow grins from a polar bear rug, Marlene Dietrich leans against a fluted column and Joan Crawford gazes skyward in a lace collar: these are the portraits that invented Hollywood glamour

By Tom May Published

Exhibition These vintage prints show how photographer George Hurrell turned 1930s film stars into everlasting icons.

Exhibition
The Ricoh GR Monochrome compact camera
Camera sales have hit a four-month slump, but Japan’s biggest camera brands are making 25 percent more compact cameras than last year

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

CIPA The August CIPA numbers show a continued slowdown for mirrorless camera shipments, with a slight growth for compact cameras

CIPA
A nebula made of clouds of gas and dust with stars forming within. In the centre and out to the left it is filled with thin, wispy blue gas that forms delicate layers.
Witness the birth of a star in the latest James Webb Space Telescope photo of the month

By Alan Palazon Published

Astrophotography NASA/ESA have released their favorite image snapped by the James Webb Space Telescope in October, which depicts a “turbulent” stellar nursery

Astrophotography
Magnum Square Prints Sale.
Quick! Just one week to snap up these square prints from renowned Magnum photographers

By Alan Palazon Published

Magnum The biannual Magnum Square Prints sale returns for its week-long winter event, featuring 6x6-inch images from a host of famous photographic names, including Martin Parr, Eli Reed and David Seymour

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