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DIY Photography Review Lead Image of the Viltrox 90mm F2.2 EVO Lens on a Fujifilm X-Pro 3

Viltrox’s 90mm F2.2 EVO Unleashes a Bokeh Monster for Fujifilm’s X-Mount

Jul 11, 2026 Alberto Lima

The Viltrox 90mm F2.2 EVO is designed first and foremost, to be an absolute bokeh monster. Here are my thoughts after a few weeks using it for work and play.

NASA’s Chandra and IXPE Reveal Hidden Magnetic Fields in the Lighthouse Nebula

Jul 10, 2026 Soumyadeep Mukherjee

Magnetic fields influence almost every energetic process in the universe. Despite their importance, magnetic fields remain difficult to observe directly. However, in a recent observation,…

Manfrotto ONE Photo – A Fast, Solid Tripod For All Photographers

Jul 10, 2026 DeeJay Neilson

Tripods are one of those essential pieces of kit that most photographers know they need, but not everyone actually enjoys using them – especially if…

Sony RX10 V: $2,298 Camera for a Solo Creator’s Every Need

Jul 10, 2026 Dunja Đuđić Kalinin

Sony has finally pulled the curtain on the RX10 V, the long-awaited successor to the RX10 IV – a camera that’s been a cult favorite…

Instagram Lets Strangers Turn Your Photos Into AI Slop – Here’s How to Turn It Off

Jul 10, 2026 Dunja Đuđić Kalinin

Meta just rolled out poetically named “Muse Image,” its new AI image generator. No biggie, right? Yes, biggie: anyone can tag your public Instagram account…

Key takeaways Photography and videography may use many of the same cameras, but they are fundamentally different ways of telling stories. Photography focuses on capturing one decisive moment that can stand on its own. Videography builds a narrative over time through movement, sound, pacing, and editing. Both require creativity, technical knowledge, and an understanding of light, but they encourage photographers to think in very different ways. Perhaps that's the biggest distinction of all. Photographers learn to recognise the single moment that tells the whole story, while videographers think in sequences, building that story one shot at a time.

Photography vs Videography: What’s the Difference?

Jul 10, 2026 Leonard Skapp

Photography and videography have more in common than ever before. Most modern cameras can capture both high-resolution still images and professional-quality video, and many photographers…

Do iPhones Shoot in RAW? Here’s Everything You Need to Know

Jul 10, 2026 Alysa Gavilan

Do iPhones shoot in RAW? Learn which iPhone models support Apple ProRAW, how to enable it, and when shooting RAW is worth using.

NASA’s James Webb Reveals the Hidden Heart of Centaurus A

Jul 9, 2026 Soumyadeep Mukherjee

The James Webb Space Telescope has spent the past four years exploring the distant universe. Its cameras have captured some of the earliest galaxies ever…

Building a DIY Chase Camera Rover Is the Kind of Project Every Camera Nerd Dreams About

Jul 9, 2026 Alysa Gavilan

See how an engineer transformed a $50 surplus RC into a DIY chase camera rover for smooth cinematic tracking shots using a gimbal and custom parts.

Google Trains AI on Your Search Uploads by Default – and Opt-Out Only Half Works

Jul 9, 2026 Dunja Đuđić Kalinin

Google has changed the settings governing its Search services to use all saved media to develop and improve its AI models. All the images, files,…