Posts by Author: Alysa Gavilan
Fujifilm’s Instax Boom Earns TIME100 Recognition in 2026
Fujifilm earns TIME100 recognition in 2026 as Instax sales surpass 100 million, highlighting strong demand for instant photography among younger users.
Rare Apollo 11 Photo of Neil Armstrong on the Moon Sells for $25,469
A rare Apollo 11 NASA Type 1 photograph showing Neil Armstrong on the Moon has sold for $25,469, highlighting growing collector interest in space photography.
Apple Catches Up in AI Photo Editing With New Photos App Features in iOS 27
Apple expands its Photos app with AI editing tools in iOS 27, including Extend, Enhance, Reframe, and Clean Up under Apple Intelligence features.
Panasonic Refreshes LUMIX S9 With New Black Titanium Design
Panasonic unveils the LUMIX S9 Black Titanium Edition, a compact full-frame camera with a refined finish, updated materials, and the same core imaging features.
Leica Moves Toward Custom Sensor Design With New Gpixel Partnership
Leica partners with Gpixel to co-develop a custom CMOS sensor, aiming to improve image quality and gain deeper control over future camera imaging pipelines.
Ricoh GR Series Hits 30-Year Milestone With “Forever a Snapshooter” Campaign
Ricoh celebrates 30 years of the GR series, from the 1996 GR1 to modern digital models, with global events and commemorative plans in 2026.
Lexar Targets 8K Creators With 8TB SSD and Massive 2TB microSD Card at NAB 2026
Lexar introduces an 8TB ARMOR 700 portable SSD and previews a 2TB microSD card at NAB 2026, targeting 4K and 8K creators with high-capacity storage needs.
Insta360 Shows Off Mic Pro Concept With Visible, Customizable Design
Insta360 teases its Mic Pro wireless microphone at NAB 2026, featuring an E-Ink display, AI audio processing, and a bold on-camera design.
Google Gemini’s New Update Blurs Line Between Private Photos and AI Images
Google Gemini’s latest update pulls from Google Photos, blurring the line between personal photo libraries and AI-generated images.
Is Insta360 Entering Micro Four Thirds? Leaked Image Raises Big Questions
A leaked image suggests Insta360 may be working on a Micro Four Thirds camera, sparking speculation across Reddit and camera communities.



































