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Can AI Adjust Your Photo Lighting? Relight Says Yes
Jan 12, 2026
Alysa Gavilan
See how Relight’s AI can adjust photo lighting with precision. Can it really transform your shots without a studio setup?
This Free App Protects Your Face From Facial Recognition – Here’s How Well It Really Works
Jan 12, 2026
Dunja Đuđić Kalinin
Facial recognition is becoming part of everyday life. It’s as scary as it sounds, and no wonder many people are asking the same uncomfortable question:…
Most Rented Photography Gear of 2025: Cameras, Lenses, Drones
Jan 12, 2026
Alysa Gavilan
Lensrentals reveals the most rented cameras, lenses, and accessories in 2025, highlighting trends in efficiency, versatility, and popular gear choices.
Bangkok Temple Tensions: Tourists Blocked for Paid Photo Shoots
Jan 9, 2026
Alysa Gavilan
Photographers at Bangkok’s Wat Arun moved tourists aside for paid shoots, sparking outrage. Authorities call for rules and respectful behavior.
Food Photographer Wins Copyright Case Against Food Delivery Service
Jan 9, 2026
Alysa Gavilan
Shoichi Matsumoto, a Japanese food photographer, wins $8,000 in damages after Canuck Eats used his photos without permission.
This Tiny Action Camera Will Seal Your Next Adventure and Steal All of Your Lunch Money
Jan 9, 2026
David Prochnow
Move over, blockbuster action cameras there’s a new thumb-sized terror in town, and it doesn’t even need charging breaks with 200 minutes of runtime. Meet…
UK Patients Use AI-Edited “Fat” Photos of Themselves to Get Weight-Loss Jabs
Jan 9, 2026
Anzalna Siddiqui
A little bit of digital skill can change our reality. When you use a photo editor, you’re often looking to fix a blemish or adjust…
Chandra’s 25-Year Time-Lapse Reveals Kepler’s Supernova Remnant in Motion
Jan 8, 2026
Soumyadeep Mukherjee
Type Ia supernova remnants provide a rare opportunity to study the long-term consequences of thermonuclear stellar explosions. Kepler’s Supernova Remnant, the debris field left behind…
London Photographer Wins Copyright Case Against News Site, but Struggles to Collect Damages
Jan 8, 2026
Alysa Gavilan
London photographer Richard Southall wins a copyright lawsuit against The London Post for using his images without permission. Despite the legal victory, recovering damages remains difficult due to the site’s evasive operators.
Photoshop in ChatGPT: Can AI Really Replace Traditional Photo Editing?
Jan 8, 2026
Anzalna Siddiqui
AI is predicted to dominate the world, but have you considered its role in your editing process? Adobe and OpenAI have joined forces, introducing a…