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Signal of the week

Photographers · 31 stories, +19 vs last week

Photographers: 31 stories in seven days, +19 on the week before.

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ePHOTOzineReviews8 Key Graphic Design Trends for 2027 - Partner Content - What to Expect from Graphic Design in 2027: Key Trends and Predictions In anticipation of the new year, we all dream of what we hope to achieve in the coming months, both…

September 28

ePHOTOzineReviews70% of our photos are never seen again - Popsa launches Memories to rediscover forgotten photos The new AI feature curates smartphone photos automatically and privately into albums, helping people rediscover their buried camera roll moments No generation has documented life this thoroughly, yet…

September 28

ePHOTOzineReviewsCalifornian Poppies Still Life Wins 'Photo Of The Week' This week's 'Photo of the Week' accolade has been awarded to ' Californian Poppies ' by chase , a still life full of warm tones and rustic glass that creates a quiet, cozy atmosphere.

September 28

No Film SchoolCinemaWhy Chaotic Filmmaking Works in 'The Bourne Ultimatum' and Fails in 'Taken 3' You know how it goes. It's happening right now, in fact. Someone puts out a film that takes everyone by surprise because it's so new and different and successful… then you have a million copycats.

September 28

CameralabsReviewsTamron 12-20mm f2.8 review The Tamron 12-20mm f2.8 is a fully featured, small and light ultra-wide-angle zoom. Find out how it compares to other Sony and Nikkor zooms in my full review.…

September 28

L-RumorsRumoursLight Lens Lab is teasing a new M-mount lens Light Lens Lab is teasing a new M-mount lens: View this post on Instagram A post shared by LightLensLab (@lightlenslab)

September 28

No Film SchoolCinemaGet Ready for the Nikon Z5 IIC With This New Cage Kit From SmallRig As with any new camera these days, as soon as the camera is unveiled, add-ons and accessories start to flow.

September 28

FstoppersReviewsKodak Detected the First Atomic Bomb Test Because Its Film Kept Fogging A batch of packaging board made at a mill on the Wabash River on August 6, 1945 came out radioactive, and the X-ray film stacked against it fogged after roughly two weeks in the box.

September 28

The PhoblographerReviewsTraveling Light? Our Presets Do the Heavy Lifting in Post When you're traveling, the last thing you want is to spend hours in front of a laptop editing photos instead of being out exploring.

September 28

No Film SchoolCinemaWhy 'Tombstone' Refuses to Die In the winter of 1993, the Western was supposedly dead. Hollywood was in full post- Unforgiven fatigue. People thought the genre had given everything it had to the public and that it was all over.

September 28

SLR LoungeReviewsGrainy Photos 101 | Causes, Fixes and Artistry It’s the end of the day and the sun has set. As the light fades, the night sky catches your eye and you reach for your trusty camera, intending to capture this one-of-a-kind scene.

September 28

Camera DecisionReviewsSmallRig Made a $47 Optical Viewfinder, and It Makes Most Sense on a Ricoh GR SmallRig has two new little optical viewfinders, one for 28mm and one for 35mm, and they cost $46.99 each.

September 28