Tutorial
Correct Fisheye Distortion With a Lens Profile Before You Edit
A profile-first fisheye workflow explains installation, correction order, crop cost, edge checks, partial correction, and reversible comparison.
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Photography and Feminist Aesthetics Builds a 555-Page Transnational Record
A new University of Bologna volume uses archives, labor, publishing, and international case studies to make feminist photographic history inspectable.
Tutorial
Photograph the Venus Lunar Occultation as a Timed Sequence
A safe, sequence-led plan for photographing the September 14 Venus occultation covers local timing, daytime acquisition, exposure, and honest compositing.
Tutorial
Revisit an Old Photo Project With a Different Question
A question-led return to an old photo project uses fresh selection, small-sequence testing, and a gap map to decide what the work still needs.
First Look
Poco F9 Ultra’s 200MP Camera Is a Resolution Upgrade With Conditions
Poco F9 Ultra adds 200MP capture and a three-camera focal-length range, but light, processing, and sensor switching still shape real results.
First Look
GoPro’s Starman Merger Reframes the Company Around Optics, Not Only Cameras
GoPro’s proposed Starman Optical merger expands its stated future from action cameras into photonics, AI infrastructure, and strategic markets.
Analysis
DxO PhotoLab 10’s Depth Masks Change What a Selection Means
DxO PhotoLab 10 adds distance-aware masking for foreground, midground, and background, changing how photographers can organize local edits.
Tutorial
How to Test an Apodization Lens Without Judging Bokeh in Isolation
A controlled apodization-lens test compares highlight edges, busy texture, exposure cost, focus reliability, and the complete photograph.
Tutorial
A One-Word Test Makes Photo Selection More Deliberate
A two-pass one-word exercise turns fast reactions into specific editing reasons, possible revisions, and more deliberate photo selection.
Photo Essay
Hong Kong as Co-Director: A Photo Essay Across 11 Location Shoots
Eleven Kisau Photography shoots reveal how Hong Kong actively shapes posture, movement, gesture, and color in location portraiture.
Tutorial
Pattern Recognition Turns Familiar Streets Into Better Photography Practice
A four-week street-photography exercise uses repeated local walks, paired frame reviews, and a deliberate second pass to make pattern recognition useful without becoming formulaic.
Update
Roman Is in Flight: What Changes After the 300-Megapixel Telescope Leaves Earth
Roman’s successful launch begins a three-month journey and commissioning sequence that must turn its 300-megapixel specification into calibrated survey performance.
First Look
Women Photographers Are Dangerous Builds a Broader History Through More Than 100 Images
Women Photographers Are Dangerous offers a broad corrective survey whose value depends on chronology, context, careful captions, and paths into fuller bodies of work.
Tutorial
Camera Raw 18.6’s Glow Control Is Most Useful When You Understand What It Replaces
Camera Raw 18.6’s Glow control is easier to use well when diffusion, bloom, halation, masking, and highlight spread are treated as separate decisions.
Tutorial
Seven Career Habits That Keep a Photographer Making, Learning, and Connecting
An input-reflection-reach framework turns seven photographer career habits into small experiments that respect different schedules, resources, and goals.
First Look
DPReview’s September Mini-Challenge Turns Daily Prompts Into a Photography Habit
DPReview’s September challenge uses daily prompts and a shared album to encourage a manageable photo-making habit built around one finished response at a time.
First Look
Ian Watts’ 50-Year Notting Hill Carnival Archive Goes on Display at Outernet
Ian Watts’ Outernet exhibition gathers five decades of Notting Hill Carnival photography into a public archive of changing technology, style, and community.
Analysis
UK Home Office Photography Poster Draws Calls for Correction From RPS and NUJ
RPS and NUJ objections to a Home Office poster expose the gap between a blanket consent message and the more qualified rules governing public photography in the UK.
First Look
Givenchy’s Winter 2026 Women’s Campaign Moves From Studio to Croatian Stone
Givenchy’s Winter 2026 campaign moves Sarah Burton’s women-centered visual language from Collier Schorr’s studio setting to Juergen Teller’s exposed Croatian coast.
First Look
Lee Miller: Fearless Opens in Chicago Across Fashion, Surrealism, and War Reporting
Lee Miller: Fearless brings approximately 150 photographs to Chicago and reconnects the fashion, experimental, portrait, travel, and wartime chapters of her career.