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Nikon Z camera with a lens, overlaid with a red warning symbol on a bright yellow background

WARNING: Don't update your Nikon camera's firmware with third-party lenses – you could brick your gear!

By Kim Bunermann published

WARNING Installing new Nikon firmware with third-party lenses like Viltrox attached can lead to lens failure. Here's what you need to know to avoid costly damage and frustration

WARNING
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DaVinci Resolve gets a new update with improved music editing and timeline sorting

By Kalum Carter published

News Blackmagic Design updates its video editing software, fixing bugs and teething issues for DaVinci Resolve 20

News
Opinion
NordVPN deals

These VPN deals looks amazing - with four months free AND free Amazon vouchers

By Chris George published

Deals Four months free and get an Amazon gift voucher when you get a two-year VPN subscription from NordVPN

Deals
Cutout of YouTuber, Matt Granger, on a blue background next to a cutout of the Nikon Z8

Major Nikon Z8 firmware released on July 1, here’s a video of Matt Granger testing it

By Mike Harris published

News Nikon fanboy, photographer and YouTuber Matt Granger gets early access to the Nikon Z8's upcoming monster firmware update

News
A graphic with the text CC Signals

AI has broken artists’ relationship with the internet. Creative Commons is proposing a fix that signals how a photo can be used by machines

By Hillary K. Grigonis published

NEWS Creative Commons is proposing a set of signals that enable creators to signal to AI how the work can be used

NEWS
The world's first photograph by Joseph Niepce. Taken from a window of his Le Gras estate at Saint-Loup-de-Varennes, France, it was produced by exposing a bitumen-coated pewter plate in a camera obscura. It took an exposure time of eight hours.

AI attempted to restore the world’s oldest photograph, failed epically, and now I can’t stop laughing at the results

By Hillary K. Grigonis published

HUMOR A Redditor asked ChatGPT to recreate Joseph Niepce’s heliograph View from the Window at Le Gras

HUMOR
CapCut logo on a smartphone being held above a desk with laptop in the background

CapCut’s new terms of service are angering the internet – and so confusing that video editors are asking ChatGPT to decipher them

By Hillary K. Grigonis published

OPINION CapCut's terms of use includes an irrevocable license, and the internet is furious

OPINION
A person holds the LUMIX S1RII, framed against a stunning mountainous landscape with clear skies

Panasonic releases MAJOR firmware updates for the Lumix S series cameras with improved photo and video features

By Kalum Carter published

News Panasonic enhances 3 of its full-frame cameras with improved autofocus, video capture, and introduces full 3:2 open gate

News
AI generated image of Kirkjufell mountain and Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall

Photographers have always 'altered' reality, but now we can invent it...

By Rod Lawton published

Opinion All photography involves some kind of deliberate exclusion or ‘reality-enhancement’, whether we realise it or not, but is generative AI a step too far?

Opinion
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