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A Canon EOS R mirrorless camera is displayed against a bold red and black abstract patterned background. The camera’s lens mount is exposed, and the Canon logo is visible on top.

The Canon EOS R Was Such a Weird Camera

Between writing the polarizing opinion that Canon should revisit the EOS R's much-maligned Touch Bar and reviewing the excellent Canon EOS R6 III in recent weeks, it has become even clearer just how bizarre the original Canon EOS R actually was when it arrived in 2018.

A framed landscape photo of a colorful mountain field with wildflowers is displayed in front of a decorated Christmas tree with green ornaments and gold gift boxes.

How Photographers Can Maximize Holiday Revenue With Lumaprints

As the year races toward the holidays, photographers face a surge in demand for meaningful gifts and home décor. With November and December offering the strongest print sales of the year, here are our favorite tips and key strategies for turning that seasonal momentum into real revenue with Lumaprints.

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Aiarty Image Enhancer 3.5 Upscales Photos Faster with Better Results

High-quality photography requires more than just a good camera. It demands post-processing that preserves detail, clarity, and color fidelity. For photographers looking to upscale images, recover lost detail, or bring older digital files back to life, Aiarty Image Enhancer has quickly earned a reputation as one of the best AI image upscalers available today. With Version 3.5, it now delivers even faster processing and greater control, helping photographers achieve professional-quality results more efficiently than ever.

A bright, glowing star surrounded by swirling red, orange, and yellow gas clouds in space, with distant stars scattered across a dark background and a blue star in the lower left corner.

Webb Captures First-of-its-Kind Image of One-of-a-Kind Triple Star System

The NASA/CSA/ESA James Webb Space Telescope can add yet another "first" to its growing list of achievements. Using its mid-infrared camera, Webb detected four shells of dust around the unique triple-star Apep system. Prior images have shown just a single shell. One researcher likens Webb's imaging capabilities to turning on the light in a room that has always been dark.