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A wooden sign reads “Ansel Adams Wilderness, Sierra National Forest” among tall pine trees. Next to it, a serene lake reflects a rocky mountain and more pines under a partly cloudy sky.

A Photographer’s Guide to California’s Ansel Adams Wilderness

Four miles into my hike in the Ansel Adams Wilderness, I started daydreaming about Adams’s mule, that stalwart equine that carried his large-format camera, developing equipment, tent, provisions, and other supplies on his excursions into California's high country.

A laptop displaying a photo-editing program with a dog image on screen sits on a desk next to a camera, glass, and hard drive. The "PetaPixel Reviews" logo is in the top right corner against a lit wall.

Apple MacBook Pro with M5 Review: The Best Laptop for Photographers

Although Apple’s Pro, Max, and Ultra-series chips rightly get significant attention in the creative professional space, the company’s base M-series chips are nothing to scoff at. The brand-new MacBook Pro with M5 (14-inch) is an excellent example of just how great Apple’s base model chips are. Photographers and most video editors should take notice, because the new MacBook Pro with M5 is a fantastic machine.

A Canon EOS cinema camera body without a lens is displayed on a grid-patterned surface with the Petapixel Reviews logo in the lower right corner.

Canon EOS C50 Review: A Pro Camera for Pro Filmmakers

Since the Canon Cinema series was started over a decade ago, the cameras have targeted professional users in film and television, leading to large, expensive bodies that appealed to a small group of users. That changed with the release of the new $3,899 Canon C50, which is the smallest, most affordable and possibly most exciting camera yet related in this line. Or does it?