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A new partnership with Panasonic adds another brand to Capture One's Lightroom rivaling software
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Sony's longest-ever E-mount lens could be just hours away from being revealed
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NEWS A new Peak Design product is "landing" soon – and that word could be a big hint at what's coming
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Not yet ratedReview Panasonic turns its photo flagship into a hybrid video powerhouse – and at a price that should leave rivals worried
By Dan Mold published
Not yet ratedReview Travel shooters will revel in the Sigma 16-300mm f/3.5-7.1 | C – the world’s first mirrorless lens equipped with an 18.8x optical zoom
By Ben Andrews published
Review Thin, light, quick, and blessed with a stunning screen: what's not to like?
By Basil Kronfli published
Review In a world of oversized phones, the Samsung Galaxy S25 is an impressive compact flagship, even if its cameras fail to excite
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GUIDE Photoshop is an industry standard in photo editing, but it doesn't come cheap, unless you don't mind the limits of the iPhone version
By Wendy Evans published
Tutorial If Nosferatu has sparked a love of hanging around dark rooms and biting things, why not bring that gothic horror aesthetic to the world of portraits?
By Rod Lawton published
How to Shooting panoramic images on an iPhone is easy, but getting them to look good needs a little know-how
By Wendy Evans published
Tutorial Ample rainfall in spring can prove frustrating, but I use the running water as an excuse to head into the woods and capture some glorious long exposures