Posts by Author: Alysa Gavilan
Sigma’s New 50mm F1.4 Lens Pairs Vintage Style With Fast AF
Sigma unveils the 50mm F1.4 CL DG Contemporary lens with a metal body, depth-of-field scale, and new RDD autofocus system. Launch set for 2027.
Sigma’s New Pocket Cinema Camera Shoots 6K Open Gate
Sigma’s FP2 packs 6K Open Gate video, a 24.5MP full frame sensor, improved autofocus, and modular accessories into a compact camera body.
Blackmagic Design Raises Prices as AI Boom Drives Up Memory Costs
Blackmagic Design has raised prices on 36 products as AI data center demand drives up DRAM, flash memory, and SSD costs.
Fujifilm Is Spending $20 Million to Make More Instax Film
Fujifilm will invest $20 million to expand Instax film production in Japan, aiming to increase capacity by 20% by spring 2028.
Lightroom’s AI Can Open Closed Eyes and Expand Your Photos
Adobe Lightroom Mobile adds AI tools to fix closed eyes and expand photos beyond their original edges for more flexible compositions.
What AI Can’t Teach You About Being a Photographer
AI can generate images in seconds, but developing a photographic identity takes time, experience, and intention. One photographer explores what makes photography personal in an age of AI-generated visuals.
Canon May Be Working on an f/2 Telephoto Zoom That Could Cost $8,000
Canon may be exploring an RF 70-200mm f/2L IS lens, according to a newly reported patent. The design could deliver exceptional low-light performance, but its size, weight, and rumored price could be substantial.
YASHICA’s Tiny Retro Camera Shoots 4K, but There’s a Catch
The YASHICA Y16 is a pocket-sized retro digital camera with a 12MP sensor, optical viewfinder, Xenon flash, and 4K video at 22fps.
Ricoh Delays Its Adorable GR 30th Anniversary Camera Pins
Ricoh’s adorable GR 30th anniversary pin badges will arrive later than planned. The 14-design collectible set celebrates three decades of GR cameras, from the original GR1 film model to the latest GR IV.
Lomography’s New Lens Makes Your Photos Look Deliciously Weird
Lomography’s Joseph Petzval Métamorphose 35mm f/1.8 lens puts optical quirks front and center, with seven bokeh settings that range from subtle edge softness to dramatic image warping.





































