Daily Digest
Thursday, April 2, 2026
Canon just called out Sigma for sitting on the sidelines of the RF mount ecosystem — a strategic move that could finally unlock the third-party lens selection that's been frustrating RF shooters for years. Meanwhile, Nikon's new 70-200 f/2.8 S II proves you don't sacrifice optical quality for weight savings; the sub-kilogram design is a game-changer for working photographers who've been handholding this lens all day at weddings and sports. On the business side, an uncomfortable truth is circulating: most portrait photographers running mini sessions are actually losing money once you factor in the hidden costs of editing, delivery, and client communication. Also worth your attention: a photographer's copyright lawsuit against the Pelé soccer brand is a timely reminder to register your iconic sports images and track commercial usage, because fame doesn't make work free for brands to exploit.
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