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    A photographer taking a shot of a couple on their wedding day, with a blurred background of greenery, capturing an intimate moment between the bride and groom.

    Wedding Photography Scam in North Carolina Leaves Dozens Without Photos
    Jan 27, 2026 Alysa Gavilan

    Over 50 North Carolina brides are without photos and thousands of dollars after hiring a photographer. Learn how to protect yourself from scams.

    ESO’s VLT Captures a Young and an Old Star in a Single Photo
    Jan 26, 2026 Soumyadeep Mukherjee

    High-resolution integral-field spectroscopy has changed how astronomers study complex regions of the Milky Way. Instead of relying on isolated images or narrow spectral slices, scientists…

    Did Insta360 CEO Just Hint at Two New Cameras?
    Jan 26, 2026 Alysa Gavilan

    A photo shared by Insta360 CEO on Weibo hints at two unreleased cameras. Here’s what photographers and creators are noticing and speculating.

    Dark Matter and Cosmic Collisions: DECam “Bites” the Bullet Cluster
    Jan 26, 2026 Soumyadeep Mukherjee

    For decades, astronomers have sought direct evidence of the unseen mass that dominates our universe. They call this mass dark matter, a mysterious substance that…

    Precious Rings of Space: ALMA’s New Image of Debris Discs
    Jan 24, 2026 Soumyadeep Mukherjee

    Astronomers around the world study the dusty remains of planet formation to understand how planets and solar systems come into being. Recently, the European Southern…

    James Webb Space Telescope Photographs a “Celebrity” Galaxy Cluster
    Jan 24, 2026 Soumyadeep Mukherjee

    Galaxy clusters sit at the top of the cosmic hierarchy. They trace the largest concentrations of matter in the Universe and mark the nodes of…

    Two Godox AD100Pro II strobe lights suspended against a white and gray background.

    The New Godox AD100Pro II: Focus on Power and Portability
    Jan 23, 2026 Alberto Lima

    For photographers who split their time between a studio and the unpredictable world of on-location shooting, the “perfect” light is often a moving target. You need something powerful enough to shape your subject, but small enough that you don’t need a Sherpa to carry it. Godox originally answered this call with the AD100Pro, and now, they’ve refined that formula with the AD100Pro II.

    Kodak Continues its Film Clawback: Kodak’s EKTAR 100 and TRI-X 400 Leave Kodak Alaris
    Jan 23, 2026 David Prochnow

    Following last year’s shift from Kodak Alaris to Eastman Kodak Company direct factory distribution of KODACOLOR 100, KODACOLOR 200, GOLD 200, and ULTRAMAX 400 films,…

    Two Godox AD 800 Pro Lights on a multicolored backdrop

    Make Your Own Sunlight: Meet the AD800Pro
    Jan 23, 2026 Alberto Lima

    If you’ve ever found yourself standing in the middle of a sun-drenched field at high noon, trying to overpower the sun with a standard speedlight, you know the feeling of hitting a literal wall of light. In the professional world, “enough power” is rarely enough—we need reliability, precision, and the ability to freeze time.

    Proba-3’s Artificial Eclipse Delivers the Clearest View of the Sun’s Inner Corona
    Jan 23, 2026 Soumyadeep Mukherjee

    Observing the Sun’s inner corona has long been one of the most persistent technical challenges in solar physics. The region lies just beyond the visible…