Zach Snyder’s new movie is about drugs, violence and photography It seems cameras will play a staring role in The Last Photograph. Zack Snyder, via TIFF Zack Snyder has directed movies about a lot of things: superheroes, space, ancient Greeks, owls, you name it. With his next film, it seems like we can add photography to that list. According to... Published on 2026-08-31 As Seen On DP Review By Mitchell Clark Canon’s mystery FCC camera is a pocket ELPH Style Camera, not a G7 X We are talking about the camera that is registered with the FCC and about to arrive, and its Confimred tha the Announcement of the camera will happen before January 2027. (The FCC is 18 January 2027, 180 days confidently period ends that day, and the announcement has to be made... Published on 2026-08-31 As Seen On The New Camera By admin Wedding Photographer Accuses Second Shooter of Goofing Off and Causing a Scene An unholy row has broken out in a viral Facebook post after a wedding photographer accused the second shooter she hired of serious unprofessionalism. [Read More]... Published on 2026-08-31 As Seen On Peta Pixel By Matt Growcoot One Word That Reveals Whether Your Photo Works You look at a photo and decide almost instantly whether it works, long before you've weighed composition or settings. That fast reaction turns out to be a useful tool, and learning to name it can sharpen how you choose which shots to keep and which to walk away from. [Read... Published on 2026-08-31 As Seen On Fstoppers By Alex Cooke YouTube Star and Filmmaker Markiplier Just Became GoPro’s Biggest Shareholder Beleaguered GoPro has a new investor, and he really believes in the company's mission. YouTube star and successful new filmmaker Mark Fischbach, better known as Markiplier, has acquired an 8.5 percent stake in the struggling camera maker. [Read More]... Published on 2026-08-31 As Seen On Peta Pixel By Jeremy Gray How I Timelapsed the Solar Eclipse (and Everything I Learned Not To Do) This past August, I went to northern Spain to try and photograph the total solar eclipse. I figured a lot of people would be chasing that single frame of totality, so I wanted to try something a little different and capture a full timelapse of the whole event. [Read More]... Published on 2026-08-31 As Seen On Peta Pixel By Dmitry Koshutin What Successful Photographers Do When the Calendar Goes Empty The empty calendar is the part of a photography career nobody warns you about. Shooting is only a fraction of the work, and how you spend the hours away from the camera often decides whether the next job ever shows up. [Read More]... Published on 2026-08-31 As Seen On Fstoppers By Alex Cooke ‘World’s Worst Photographer’ Publishes Her Images From Iceland The "really bad photographer' who scored $50,000 and a 10-day trip to Iceland thanks to her terrible photos has revealed the images she took during her visit to the country. [Read More]... Published on 2026-08-31 As Seen On Peta Pixel By Matt Growcoot Uber Will Let Parents Watch Teens Through Drivers’ Selfie Cameras Uber is introducing a feature that lets parents watch live video from drivers’ selfie cameras during their teenagers’ rides. [Read More]... Published on 2026-08-31 As Seen On Peta Pixel By Pesala Bandara Ten Years of Fujifilm Weddings: The Lenses That Actually Made the Cut Ten years of shooting weddings on Fujifilm, and the internet still insists it can't be done well without full frame. That advice is wrong, and the right set of X-series primes proves it on every wedding day. [Read More]... Published on 2026-08-31 As Seen On Fstoppers By Alex Cooke Photographer Captures Blood Moon From the Parking Lot of a Quality Inn Photographers don't always need to go to great lengths for great pictures; sometimes it's about making the most of where you are. Case in point: Andrew McCarthy's latest shot of a Blood Moon eclipse. [Read More]... Published on 2026-08-31 As Seen On Peta Pixel By Matt Growcoot The $10 Rule That Changed How One Photographer Shoots Photography works like language, built from patterns you learn to read until recognizing them becomes automatic. Once you understand that shooting is pattern recognition, the way you approach every scene shifts, whether you're standing in Tokyo or on a quiet street in your own city. [Read More]... Published on 2026-08-31 As Seen On Fstoppers By Alex Cooke Can a Monitor Really Be Worth This Much? EIZO CG2700X Review A good monitor is hard to appreciate until you have used a bad one. While we spend decades arguing over which camera has better color rendition, we don’t pay as much attention to the screens we view these colors on. If the screen is wrong, everything is wrong. [Read More]... Published on 2026-08-30 As Seen On Fstoppers By Illya Ovchar DJI Osmo 360 II US Release Date, Price & Availability: Can Americans Buy It? (August 30, 2026 Update) Image of DJI International page – to be uploaded on Sep 3 For 360 content creators in the United States of America, that’s the biggest question right now. Will the DJI Osmo 360 Mark II become available in the United States of America? Yes, we have seen the camera listed... Published on 2026-08-30 As Seen On The New Camera By admin NASA’s New 300-Megapixel Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Launches Into Space NASA's cutting-edge Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope launched this morning aboard a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket from Kennedy Space Center in Florida, beginning a million-mile journey with the goal of solving some of the many mysteries of dark energy and the origins of the Universe itself. [Read More]... Published on 2026-08-30 As Seen On Peta Pixel By Jeremy Gray The Story of The Earliest Known Surviving Photo of a Person Look at the picture and you see an empty Paris street. Wide sidewalks, a row of trees, tall buildings, and almost no sign of life on what should have been a busy morning. Then your eye catches it: down in the lower left corner, one small figure stands with a... Published on 2026-08-30 As Seen On Fstoppers By Alex Cooke Inside Europe's Largest Camera Vault: 50,000 Lenses and One Holy Grail Fifty thousand vintage cameras and lenses sit inside a Finnish warehouse, and most of them arrived broken. A collection that size raises a simple question: how do you find anything worth shooting with, and does the vault actually hold the one lens you have been chasing for years? [Read More]... Published on 2026-08-30 As Seen On Fstoppers By Alex Cooke How This Photographer Turned a Love of Places Into His Career Jon Kreye has spent more than eight years photographing cabins, vacation rentals, hotels, and resorts around the world for major travel and lodging companies. In this exclusive PetaPixel interview, the award-winning photographer shares how his love of travel and unique places shaped his career, his approach to storytelling and light,... Published on 2026-08-30 As Seen On Peta Pixel By Kate Garibaldi Diffusion, Bloom, or Halation? Breaking Down Camera Raw's Glow Slider Camera Raw 18.6 adds a dedicated glow slider that folds several manual editing techniques into one control. If dreamy, soft light is part of your style, this changes how you build that look from scratch. [Read More]... Published on 2026-08-30 As Seen On Fstoppers By Alex Cooke New Book Celebrates ‘Dangerous’ Women Photographers From the 19th Century to the Present A new book highlights the extraordinary work of over 60 women photographers from the 19th century to the present day. [Read More]... Published on 2026-08-30 As Seen On Peta Pixel By Pesala Bandara 6 photographers share the mistakes they’re glad they made From missed focus and accidental overexposure to a caption error, six image-makers share the mistakes that resulted in something good. Nancy Borowick Mistakes are part of life as a photographer or videographer. I’ve messed up too many times to count, forgetting to pack an extra battery, showing up to a... Published on 2026-08-30 As Seen On DP Review By Abby Ferguson The UK Doesn’t Know Its Own Street Photography Laws? Quelle Surprise Once upon a time, when I was a student, I was in a London park and nearby there was a camera club taking still-life photos on the grass. They were doing absolutely no harm to anyone. [Read More]... Published on 2026-08-30 As Seen On Peta Pixel By Matt Growcoot Why Moving Your Light Closer Kills Glasses Glare Reflections bouncing off eyeglass lenses ruin more portraits than almost any other lighting problem, and the fix runs opposite to what most people assume. A smaller, more specular light source makes the reflection worse, while a large diffused light pulled in close makes it nearly vanish. [Read More]... Published on 2026-08-30 As Seen On Fstoppers By Alex Cooke The 7 Habits That Rewired One Photographer's Career Seven habits, no lectures, and a warning about the one that quietly holds you back. That last part is the most useful thing here, because the trap it describes has probably caught you already. [Read More]... Published on 2026-08-30 As Seen On Fstoppers By Alex Cooke The Trap of a Six-Inch Screen I started taking photos decades ago to escape the rush, to slow down, and to find a real connection with nature. I used my Nikon to express a different side of myself and bring my vision to life. I find that in trying to achieve this, Instagram plays a negative... Published on 2026-08-30 As Seen On Photography Life By Massimo Vignoli DPReview mini-challenge begins on September 1 to celebrate Save Your Photos Month Each day in September, we will announce a new theme for the month’s photo album mini-challenge. Share your photos, and they may be selected for a special spotlight article. Getty Images We’re celebrating Save Your Photos Month in September with a new type of photo-taking mini-challenge. We’d love for you... Published on 2026-08-30 As Seen On DP Review By Mathew Anderson The AGO Film Processor Long-Term Review It’s been over a year since we reviewed the AGO Film Processor from Vintage Visual. Is this mobile film processor still a good buy in 2026? I’ll show you the good, the bad, and even the ugly about the AGO. Oh, how time flies when you’re having fun. Since the autumn... Published on 2026-08-29 As Seen On Fstoppers By Adam Welch 11 Beginner Drone Mistakes That Can Cost You More Than a Crash A drone is the rare piece of camera gear that can get you fined, grounded, or into a courtroom before you have taken a single good photo. Most beginner mistakes with a new camera cost you a bad frame. A handful of beginner mistakes with a drone cost you a... Published on 2026-08-29 As Seen On Fstoppers By Alex Cooke The a7R V, a7 V, and a7R VI Compared by Someone Who Bought All Three Choosing a Sony body in the $3,000 to $5,000 range means weighing resolution, speed, and battery life against a price that keeps shifting on the used market. The a7R V, a7 V, and a7R VI look nearly identical in the hand, yet they behave very differently once you start shooting. ... Published on 2026-08-29 As Seen On Fstoppers By Alex Cooke The Konica IIA Is a Shining Example of Timeless Technology Out of nowhere, a package arrived for me from an anonymous source and what was contained inside intrigued me instantly: A Konica IIA in almost perfect condition. It was a gift from a viewer hoping that I’ll give it a try. [Read More]... Published on 2026-08-29 As Seen On Peta Pixel By Chris Niccolls OM System Now Makes Ragù, its Second Packaged Meal for Photographers OM System's Outdoor Monster Curry was a surprising hit last year. A camera company making tasty food? Oh my! Now, with the arrival of yet another OM System food in Japan, OM System Ragù, the question becomes: Can OM System strike delicious gold twice? [Read More]... Published on 2026-08-29 As Seen On Peta Pixel By Jeremy Gray Learn Manual Mode, Then Stop Obeying It Getting better at photography can quietly turn against you. The more you learn about exposure, sharpness, and gear, the easier it becomes to spend your energy proving you know the rules instead of making pictures you actually care about. [Read More]... Published on 2026-08-29 As Seen On Fstoppers By Alex Cooke How visiting a car show made me feel better about the future of photography On being surrounded by people with cameras who aren’t necessarily part of the photography tribe. Mitchell Clark Last week, Canon was kind enough to give me the opportunity to attended a Formula Drift event, featuring a high-horsepower competition and a car show with a lot of really interesting vehicles. The... Published on 2026-08-29 As Seen On DP Review By Mitchell Clark Alex Barrera compares Sigma 35mm f/1.2 vs f/1.4: Is there really a visible difference? Alex Barrera conducted a very useful comparison of these two excellent lenses. As expected, the differences in image quality are minimal, making it difficult to justify spending an extra $500 on the f/1.2—especially since it is also considerably larger and heavier. Sigma 35mm f/1.4 at BHphoto, Amazon, Adorama, Fotokoch, FotoErhardt,... Published on 2026-08-29 As Seen On Sony Camera By SonyAlpha Admin Six Ways to Turn Brutal Midday Sun Into Better Photos You have probably been told to pack up your camera during the middle of the day and wait for sunrise or sunset. Hard midday light rewards a completely different approach, and once you learn to read it, whole hours you used to skip become usable. [Read More]... 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