October 6, 2025

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Two professional camera lenses, both labeled "20 T2" and "Proteus," are displayed against a vibrant orange gradient background. One lens is upright while the other is tilted to the left.

Laowa’s New 20mm T2 Proteus 2x Anamorphic Lens Is its Widest Yet

Venus Optics has expanded its Proteus series with a new ultra-wide 20mm T2 2X Anamorphic lens. Set to impress filmmakers with unique features, the 20mm T2 lens offers a blend of cinematic quality and versatility, promising to be a valuable tool for professionals in the film industry, particularly those working in tight spaces or requiring wide-angle shots.

Split image: Left side shows a pangolin walking on the ground against a black background. Right side features a close-up of a pangolin’s face and overlapping scales, highlighting its unique texture.

Photographers’ Incredible Pangolin Photos Help Save Endangered Animals

The Remembering Wildlife photography book series has released its 10th book, 10 Years of Remembering Wildlife. The series has raised nearly $1.6 million for wildlife conservation to date and features incredible wildlife photos from some of the world's most talented and renowned photographers. This milestone book focuses on pangolins, one of Earth's most threatened species.

An illustrated hand holds a smartphone showing 3:33 on the screen. Text on the left reads, "Have we reached the limits of phone camera quality?" The TED-Ed logo is in the top right corner.

The Limits of Tech and Why Smartphones Don’t Operate Under the Same Rules as ‘Real’ Cameras

While smartphone cameras and standalone cameras (which are sometimes referred to as "real" cameras) are often marketed using the same terms, the way they each function is very different. In a video published to TED-Ed, electrical engineer Rachel Yang simplifies and explains why smartphones don't operate by the same rules that standalone cameras do.