Canon Announces EOS R5 C

New hybrid camera blurs the lines between a full-frame mirrorless and a fully fledged Cinema EOS motion picture camera

VSCO’s new pink and blue-hued ‘infrared’ filters

An example of VSCO’s new “IR7” filter (right). Harry Guinness It may be associated with trendy teens, but VSCO is also one of the most well-respected smartphone editing platforms available, with a serious photography pedigree—the company started off in 2011 creating Lightroom presets and Photoshop actions that emulate classic film stocks. These days, though, it’s… Continue reading VSCO’s new pink and blue-hued ‘infrared’ filters

The 30 emerging photographers to watch in 2022

“Milk & Honey” Project. © Erik Carter “The 30” competition has officially announced its list of 30 up-and-coming photographers to watch in 2022. And as expected, it’s absolutely stacked with incredible image-makers with plenty of work worthy of your attention. Note: All of the images shown here are by the winners of this year’s competition.… Continue reading The 30 emerging photographers to watch in 2022

Perfectly posed pups, Orion’s Belt from Big Bend, and other favorite Photos of the Day

Jackie Touw Photography It’s time once again for our weekly Photos of the Day installment. This week’s gallery of reader-submitted images showcases decisive moments, from witty street photos to perfectly-captured candids to animals in the wild. Knowing when to press that shutter—and in the case of one image, how long to keep it open—is what… Continue reading Perfectly posed pups, Orion’s Belt from Big Bend, and other favorite Photos of the Day

Capture One Drops Branded Versions for Nikon, Sony, and Fujifilm Cameras

In the run-up to some big upcoming changes, Capture One has announced that they will be dropping their single brand versions of Capture One. Current users of these variants of Capture One 22 will be offered a free upgrade to Capture One Pro 22 or will be offered the standard upgrade pricing for those still… Continue reading Capture One Drops Branded Versions for Nikon, Sony, and Fujifilm Cameras

Capture One discontinues standalone versions for Fujifilm, Nikon, Sony

Capture One Danish software company Capture One has made a big change this week to the way it distributes its eponymously-named imaging utility. Effective immediately, the co-branded variants of Capture One Pro for owners of Fujifilm, Nikon, and Sony cameras have all been withdrawn from sale. Note that Capture One Express versions aren’t affected. If… Continue reading Capture One discontinues standalone versions for Fujifilm, Nikon, Sony