The 5 Captivating Winners of the 2026 Sony Future Filmmaker Awards
The winners of the 2026 Sony Future Filmmaker Awards have been revealed, showcasing up-and-coming filmmaking talent across five categories.
The Voigtländer Nokton 35mm f/1.4 Arrives on RF and Z Mount Next Month
The manual-focus Nokton Classic 35mm f/1.4 prime lens for Canon RF and Nikon Z-mount cameras that Cosina Voigtländer first unveiled at CP+ in February has been fully revealed, including new sample photos and availability information.
I Visited Lexar in China to Find Out Whether Photographers Can Trust Its Memory Cards
When it comes to memory cards, most photographers just want them to work, have blistering specs, and be kind to their wallet. But which brand to choose? Last week PetaPixel took a trip to China to check in with one of the main players, Lexar.
Projectors the Unlikely Hero as Knicks Win First NBA Title Since 1973
The New York Knicks’ long-awaited championship run delivered plenty of heroes on the court, but across New York City, another unlikely MVP emerged: the projector.
Michaels Expands Same-Day Photo Printing and Framing In its Stores
The arts-and-crafts store Michaels is a go-to place for people seeking frames, custom framing, and matting supplies. It is now a one-stop shop for fine art photo prints up to 16 x 20 inches.
Photographer Disturbed By AI-Generated ‘Women’ in Beauty Magazine
Generative AI is rapidly spreading, and as Austin-based photographer and DP Cassandra Klepac recently discovered, AI is coming for beauty and fashion in a big way.
Scientists Capture First-Ever Footage of ‘Horror Movie’ Goblin Shark in its Natural Habitat
It's been an exciting time for underwater filming firsts. Not long after divers captured what is believed to be the first underwater footage of a great white shark in the Mediterranean, scientists captured the first-ever footage of the incredible, very strange-looking deep-sea goblin shark in its natural habitat.
Adobe Adds More User Control to AI Features Inside Lightroom and Photoshop
"Have you ever spent hours manually reviewing thousands of photos from an event or portrait shoot to find the selects your clients will love?" Adobe asks. It's a safe bet that for many photographers, the answer is, and Adobe believes its latest Creative Cloud updates will help solve this issue and save photographers time.
Photographer Rescues Man Trapped Under Rubble of His Tornado-Ravaged Home
A news photographer documenting tornado damage helped rescue a man trapped under the rubble of his home -- in what he described as the most dramatic experience of his 20-year career.
You Can Now Fly Around Google Earth in an Airplane
Google Earth has introduced a flight simulator mode, enabling users to fly through the vast amount of aerial photography data the company has amassed.
The FBI Seizes Multiple Drones Near World Cup Venues and Warns of $100K Fines
The FBI says it has already seized multiple drones and made at least one arrest since World Cup matches began last week, warning that individuals flying aerial devices near event sites could face fines of up to $100,000.
Don McCullin’s Final Photo Book Will Look Back at His 16 Trips to Vietnam
Legendary war photographer Don McCullin has announced that his final book will be a retrospective on the Vietnam War.
Britain to Ban Under-16s From Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube in Sweeping Legislation
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has today announced that under-16s in the U.K. are to be banned from social media.