Skylum celebrates 3 years of Luminar Neo with an update (version 1.23.0) that introduces layer merging, accompanied by an anniversary offer.
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The iPhone 16e, Apple's new "affordable" smartphone, arrives with a 48MP photo sensor, a 6.1-inch OLED screen and the A18 chip.
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Zeiss, the renowned German optics manufacturer, has announced its return to the camera lens market after a six-year hiatus. The company teased this comeback on its Instagram account, hinting at the release of a new Otus lens.
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One year after RED was acquired by Nikon, the two brands unveil their first "hardware" collaboration with two professional cinema cameras, the V-Raptor (X) and the Komodo-X, both equipped with the Z mount.
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With the Nikkor Z 28-135mm f/4 PZ, Nikon reaffirms its growing commitment to cinema and professional video. This motorized zoom offers an extended focal range, a constant f/4 aperture, and a parfocal design.
Adobe icon Scott Belsky has announced his departure to join independent film studio A24 as a partner.
With the arrival of Live Co-Editing, Adobe transforms Photoshop into a real-time creative platform. Multiple users can now work simultaneously on the same file, with updates visible instantly.
DxO's ViewPoint 5 offers new functionality with the ReShape tool, which can be used to correct (or distort) specific areas of the image.
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Over 14 million euros: that's how much a rare 1923 Leica Series 0 sold for at the Leitz Photographica Auction on June 11. A record sum, making it the world's most expensive camera.
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