Jeremy Gray

Jeremy Gray

News Editor

Jeremy Gray is an award-winning landscape and nature photographer. Over the last decade, he has written extensively for many of the leading online publications in the photography industry. He has a passion for writing in-depth camera and lens reviews, educational content, and discussing the latest news from the photography world.

Articles by Jeremy Gray

A vibrant nebula filled with swirling clouds of orange dust and glowing blue gas, dotted with numerous bright, sparkling stars.

Webb Photographs a ‘Turbulent Cauldron of Star Formation’

The James Webb Space Telescope's (JWST) newest Picture of the Month shows what the European Space Agency (ESA) describes as a "turbulent cauldron of star formation." The star-forming region named LHA 120-N 159, also known as N159, is located 161,000 light-years away in the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC).

Front view of a black, box-shaped digital camera body with a large circular lens mount and an exposed rectangular sensor, featuring the text "FP" on the front panel.

Sigma Says the Compact, Modular FP2 Is the Ultimate Hybrid Camera

It's been a long time since Sigma announced the fp, billed as the world's smallest full-frame mirrorless camera. Much has changed in the industry since 2019, and now the Sigma FP2 is here with a fresh style to its model name and some new tricks up its sleeve. What hasn't changed, though, is the megapixel count and the ultra-compact design.

Two people hold OM SYSTEM PEN cameras up to their faces in a side-by-side portrait.

OM Delays PEN Camera Launch in Japan

Just last week, OM Digital Solutions (OMDS) warned photographers in Japan that their preordered OM System PEN cameras and kits might not arrive until next spring. The bad news keeps coming, as OM System has now outright delayed the PEN's launch in Japan.

A gold-colored Sony Walkman digital music player is shown at an angle, displaying a saxophone album cover on its screen with playback controls.

This Ain’t Your Granddad’s Sony Walkman

Nearly everyone knows the Sony Walkman name. The brand has existed since 1979, when Sony launched the original Walkman, a portable cassette player. While portable music players have effectively gone the way of the dodo thanks to smartphones, the Walkman is still kicking. And these days, it's kicking in exorbitant style.

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You Can Save Hundreds on All Types of Memory Cards

Memory card prices have risen sharply over the past year, largely due to flash memory shortages driven by the AI boom. Photographers have paid the price, with new cards often costing much more now than they used to. However, the deals below still make it possible to get a new memory card without breaking the bank.

A person looks through the viewfinder of a gray EPixPro camera while holding the lens with their right hand.

This Forgotten 30-Year-Old Digital Camera Predicted the Future

James Warner, the photographer behind the YouTube channel snappiness, has gotten his hands on yet another bizarre piece of camera history. This time it's the EPixPro, or is it the Obsidian Imaging IC/100? Or maybe it's the NEC PC-DC401? Whatever it is, it's weird, it's wacky, and it's worth checking out. It's also maybe psychic?

A snow-covered village with a white church featuring a dark onion dome sits in front of a backdrop of jagged, snow-capped mountains.

Arri Film Lab 1.5 Aims To Emulate Even More Analog Cinema Formats

Nearly a year ago, Arri, one of the biggest names in cinema, launched Film Lab. It's an OpenFX plugin for industry-standard video editing and color grading workflows that promises to bring a filmic, analog look to digital video. Film Lab 1.5 has arrived, bringing even more analog looks to digital cinema workflows.