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A ZR firmware update leads a lens-heavy day from Sigma, Sony and Nikon
Visa pour l'Image's festival picks, a GFX lens firms up, new B&W film
An industry loss, a completed lens trio, and GoPro's exit from cameras
Fujifilm's 400mm ships, and Sony locks in a September 8 lens date
Fujifilm completes its super-tele trio, and World Press Photo names its winner
A Cold War lens returns, and Pentax exits DSLRs
GoPro finds a buyer, and it's not a camera company
Visa pour l'Image's founder is remembered, plus Sugimoto edits Aperture
Blackmagic's autofocus beta, plus an unheard Jay Maisel interview
Nikon's rough week, OM's PEN comeback, and remembering Jay Maisel
Two long-form photo projects, plus the Tamron hiding in your Nikkor lens
A rehab clinic in pictures, plus Sigma's Sept 8 lens reveal
Ricoh confirms the GR IVx, plus a wildlife shortlist from 65,000 entries
A press freedom warning from Iran, and Miller closes after 70 years
OM Digital brings back PEN, plus 60 years of Australian photography
Remembering Jay Maisel, plus EISA's camera of the year
Tariffs, price rises, and a $99 autofocus 85mm — the week the costs got real
An Australian portrait prize winner, plus a patent loss for RED
Sony holds back new FX5 stock, plus a stack of new lenses
Fujifilm passes Nikon for third, and YouTube resets its view count
Insta360 confirms two mirrorless ILCs, DJI court win, Nikon Z5II firmware
Sony and TSMC formalise a $4.7B sensor venture, plus lens rumours and reviews
Sentenced for the Picture, While Third-Party Glass Booms
A 70-year archive vanishes with its cloud vendor, plus RED's patent loss
Fifteen years for Yalda Moaiery, Sigma's 85mm f/1.2 lands, Kodak back in profit
Insta360 confirms new mirrorless bodies, plus a stacked software day
A confirmed 360 launch, a Leica shake-up, and photo-project catch-up
GoPro's sale drags on, Leica pulls an LOBA nod, and Nikon pauses a lens
Tamron's OEM Slide, a RED Patent Loss, and Blackmagic's New Firmware
Sony draws a line around E-mount, and the patents guarding it start cracking
Sony's FX5 demand outpaces supply, plus a patent loss for Red
Lightroom adds Generative Expand as Sony's imaging profit doubles
DJI's mic adds onboard recording, plus Roversi's blur and a prison story
Sony's more affordable tele lands, plus macro glass and a patent loss
Sony's Tamron bid advances, and a photographer killed in Iran
A ¥200B swing, a shaking sensor plant, and boutique glass everywhere
Aussie awards winners, Cooke's Nikon mount, and a Canon rumour catch-up
Minor White, Siskind and Callahan at Princeton, plus fresh boutique glass
A quake halts Sony's sensor plant, plus new macro glass and a flying gimbal
Sony's Tamron bid goes official, plus a Kumamoto quake and Canon's earnings
The FX5's four-day rollout, bolder third-party glass, and photo essays about what survives
A flood-damaged archive, IMAX film for The Odyssey, and Viltrox goes MFT
Sony FX5 leads a day of lens moves, software updates, and documentary work
Canon rumours stack up, Sigma goes cine, and 97 photographers share a catalog
GoPro can't pay its bills, the sky's getting smaller, and nobody told the lens makers
World Cup finals, lens launches, and copyright cases in one busy Sunday
Drone rules, cinema gear, and a B.C. privacy ruling
Tamron's 12-20mm f/2.8 lands, plus a Nikon Z9 shot makes a science journal
Wimbledon in frame, GoPro in trouble, and a busy week for lenses
The week everyone wanted a piece of your photographs
DJI shell companies fined, GoPro's CEO loans it $20M to survive
Nikon APS-C flagship rumoured, plus a WSJ freelancer IP dispute and documentary work
Documentary prizes, Sony announcements, and a scanner turned time machine
Ricoh GR IV confirmed, Hasselblad Masters named, plus a documentary-heavy day
DJI Air 4 in certification and a deep rumour pile
Milach opens in Madrid, macro reviewed, and Orwell's island gets a photobook
Third-party glass keeps winning, Sony sets a date, and stock photo giants split
A wildfire photographer's long project leads a quiet, opinion-heavy day
Sony locks in July 9 for RX10 successor; lenses fill out the day