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This $1,900 Watch Turns a Classic Rolleiflex Into a Timepiece

Oct 30, 2026 Alysa Gavilan

The Artra Camera Dual Rolleiflex watch recreates the classic twin-lens camera design in a limited edition of just 100 pieces.

Chandra and JWST Show a Ghost-Shaped Cloud Ahead of Halloween

Oct 30, 2026 Soumyadeep Mukherjee

A cloud of gas and dust in the Carina Nebula has an unusual shape. Its rounded head and long, curved tail resemble a hooded figure,…

Fotorgear Campix Limits You to 36 Shots Per Digital Roll

Oct 30, 2026 Alysa Gavilan

Fotorgear Campix is a compact digital camera with waist level framing, film simulations, interchangeable lenses, RAW capture, and a 36 shot limit per roll.

Grab the Nikon Z 8 for $1,000 Off Before Sunday, Along With These Other Bargains

Oct 30, 2026 Dunja Đuđić Kalinin

The Nikon Z 8 is on a discount to $3,296.95, a full $1,000 off its regular price. Pair it with a lens, and the savings…

ESA’s Hera Spacecraft Resolves Two Asteroids From 1000 km Away

Oct 29, 2026 Soumyadeep Mukherjee

The European Space Agency’s Hera spacecraft has captured its first image resolving Didymos and its smaller companion, Dimorphos, as two separate objects. Hera photographed the…

A Google Pixel 11 Pro sits against a floral patterned background.

Can the Google Pixel 11 Pro’s AI-Powered Camera Coach Make You a Better Photographer?

Oct 29, 2026 Alberto Lima

There are many ways to improve your photography – from the free/inexpensive like YouTube tutorials and websites like DIYPhotography, to more personalized and expensive options like courses and tutors. But what if your next photography lesson came from something you might already own: your phone. That’s exactly what Google’s AI-Photo Coach hopes to do – improve your photos by providing tips and guides on how to improve your snapshots, right in your camera app. We took it to the streets to see if it could help us make more compelling photographs.