Posts by Author: Alysa Gavilan
One-of-a-Kind Leica ‘Camera Rifle’ Could Fetch Big Money at Auction
A rare Leica IIIc camera outfit built for the German Luftwaffe during WWII is heading to auction. The rifle-style camera system carries a €60,000 ($69,000) starting bid.
The Chronos Project’s Edge Brings Reliable DSLR Timelapse Back to the Field
The Edge timelapse system from The Chronos Project brings DSLR reliability, remote control, and solar power to long-term field capture workflows.
Polaroid’s New 600 Film Turns Instant Photos Deep Purple With Experimental Chemistry
Polaroid introduces Purple 600 Reclaimed film, an experimental instant stock made from reclaimed materials that produces shifting purple-toned prints.
The End of Dora Goodman Marks Another Blow to Indie Photography Culture
Dora Goodman is shutting down its DIY photography shop after years of handmade camera design, highlighting the growing challenges facing independent and analogue photography brands.
Yashica Goes Ultra-Small With Wearable Keychain Digital Cameras
Yashica introduces the Funtastic Keychain Camera series, ultra-compact wearable digital cameras designed for casual shooting, featuring character-themed designs and 1MP imaging.
US Lawmakers Revive No Fakes Act to Fight AI Deepfakes and Digital Clones
US lawmakers have reintroduced the No Fakes Act, a proposed law targeting unauthorized AI generated replicas of voices and likenesses amid rising deepfake concerns.
Cooke Brings Anamorphic Cinematic Look to Smaller Mirrorless Rigs With AP3
Cooke introduces the AP3 anamorphic series, bringing a compact 1.5x cinematic look to mirrorless rigs with 35mm, 50mm, and 85mm cine lenses.
Laowa’s Tiny New Zoom Lens Packs Two Fisheye Looks Into One
Laowa has unveiled a compact 4.5-10mm f/2.8 fisheye zoom lens for APS-C and Micro Four Thirds cameras, combining circular and diagonal fisheye perspectives in one lightweight design.
Shutterstock’s Subscription Tactics Just Cost the Company $35 Million
Shutterstock will pay $35 million to settle FTC allegations that it misled customers with subscription renewals and made cancellations difficult, according to Reuters reporting.
Court Orders North Carolina Wedding Photography Business to Hand Over Missing Photos
A North Carolina judge has ordered a wedding photography company accused of defrauding more than 200 couples to hand over any remaining wedding photos and videos within 30 days, according to reporting by WECT News.





































