Posts by Author: Alysa Gavilan
Canon EOS C50 Is Now Approved for Netflix Productions
Canon’s EOS C50 is now Netflix-approved, meeting professional standards for RAW capture, dynamic range, and color fidelity. Discover what this means for filmmakers and creators.
Historic Photographs That Shaped Photography and Sold for Millions
Explore the stories, techniques, and auction values of historic photographs that shaped photography as art.
Adobe Rolls Out AI-Powered Video Editing Updates for Premiere and After Effects
Adobe rolls out new AI-powered updates for Premiere Pro and After Effects, introducing faster masking, smarter tracking, and workflow improvements designed for real-world video editing.
The Fascinating Processes Behind Historic Photos
Discover the meticulous, chemical, and creative processes behind historic photography. Learn how daguerreotypes, calotypes, cyanotypes, and autochromes shaped iconic images and inspired generations of photographers.
East Tennessee Photographer Accused of Scamming Clients Out of Photos and Cash
Coffee County photographer faces investigation after clients say they paid for sessions but never received photos or refunds.
UK Gallery Acquires Only Known Photographs of Ada Lovelace
The UK National Portrait Gallery has acquired the only known photographs of computing pioneer Ada Lovelace, preserving her image for future generations.
California Court Rules in Favor of Pinterest in Copyright Suit
A California federal court ruled Pinterest is protected by DMCA safe harbor, dismissing a photographer’s copyright lawsuit over email and app notifications.
Fujifilm Launches Instax mini Link+ Printer for Creative Smartphone Prints
Fujifilm’s Instax mini Link+ printer turns smartphone photos into instant prints with new creative modes, AR effects, and multiple print options.
Rare Oscar Wilde Portrait Set for Auction
A rare 1882 photograph of Oscar Wilde by Napoleon Sarony is going to auction in 2026. Collectors can also bid on letters, manuscripts, and first editions.
How Wearing Strong Prescription Glasses Changed How I Photograph
Wearing strong prescription glasses changed how I frame, focus, and shoot. Here’s how adapting to vision limits made me a more thoughtful photographer.



































