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Huh? Pentax announces a new daguerreotype camera!

Ricoh/Pentax announced a daguerreotype camera, catching the film industry off guard. “It’s 1830s specs, but with some modern touches,” designer Takeo Suzuki stated via Instagram. While the video doesn’t reveal many details or a launch date, Suzuki stated that the camera is in development. “We have wanted to embrace analog

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Robot prompt engineers typing keywords to create AI-generated art.

Stop describing AI-generated art as photos!

You type word prompts into a field. A computer spits out an AI-generated image. Sorry, that’s not a photo, and you’re not a photographer. Call it something else. It’s an image, a picture, AI-generated art or a computer doodle. It doesn’t matter. Just don’t call it a photo. Why ain’t

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Night photography made easy: Answers to your burning questions

Some of you have asked some interesting questions about night photography. Here’s your answers to your darkest questions. What is light painting? Light painting is used in several different ways. However, both use long exposures. One way is to shine a handheld light directly into the lens and draw things.

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Photo by Jakob Owens on Unsplash

Three annoying things photographers hate to hear

Photographers are generally very kind, helpful people. Although they don’t usually say it, there are three things they hate to hear after someone views their photos. “You must have a fantastic camera.” There’s a quote that makes the rounds among photographers that sums up how many of us secretly feel

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Photo by M.T ElGassier on Unsplash

Mother’s Day Gift Guide for that special photographer

You know a mom who is a photographer. However, you’re not sure what to get her for Mother’s Day. Here are five ideas that are sure to bring a smile to her face. 1. Lomography camera Here’s one fun idea. Check out the LomoApparat Neubau, what Lomo describes as ”

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Mobile Mondays: Capturing a long exposure on your phone

As we’re out and about, we might not always have our cameras with us. But that shouldn’t stop us from capturing something we find inspiring. Lauri Novak had a great piece a couple of weeks ago about keeping your phone ready for photography. And it’s true — having your phone

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Make modifications to your camera for better function

Camera manufacturers have a very tough job in designing camera bodies, knobs and buttons to fit every hand comfortably. On the whole, they do a fantastic job given the plethora of sizes, shapes and lengths of the population’s fingers. When you have a camera you enjoy and there’s just this

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lighting, speedlights, model, photography, photo education, photo tutorial WPPI

Lights, colors, fractals and a small studio space

I created this photograph at WPPI in Las Vegas. I was at the ClickProps Studio Backdrops booth. This company makes over 500 backdrops in various designs and sizes, and we got to test out a number of them. This photograph was shot against the “Brick Natural” backdrop. Our shooting “studio”

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