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Citus iPhone Camera App Builds Film Looks From Real Scanned Rolls, No Monthly Subscription Fee

Oct 26, 2026 Dunja Đuđić Kalinin

Citus Camera is a new iPhone camera app that shows film looks live in the viewfinder, so the photo is finished and film-like the moment…

This Hubble Image Will Prepare Roman Telescope for a Dark Matter Hunt

Oct 25, 2026 Soumyadeep Mukherjee

A reddish elliptical galaxy in a new Hubble image appears to have split a distant galaxy into two blue arcs. The arcs sit on opposite…

Rubin Observatory Captures a 144-Megapixel Image of the Seagull Nebula

Oct 24, 2026 Soumyadeep Mukherjee

The Seagull Nebula lies about 3,700 light-years from Earth, in a region where young stars illuminate vast clouds of gas and dust. A new image…

Capturing Sun, Moon, and the Planets: Review of Seestar S50 Pro Smart Telescope

Oct 24, 2026 Soumyadeep Mukherjee

From manually pointing your telescope to the stars to getting an (almost) print-ready image on your mobile phone, astrophotography has come a long way. If…

James Webb Captures Thousands of Young Stars “Brewing” in Space

Oct 23, 2026 Soumyadeep Mukherjee

The James Webb Space Telescope has captured a detailed view of N159, a star-forming region in a neighboring galaxy. The image shows glowing gas, thick…

First Look: The Sigma FP2

Oct 23, 2026 Alberto Lima

Earlier today, Sigma announced the launch of the all new FP2, a hybrid cinema/stills camera that boast not just a full-frame 24-megapixel sensor, but also the title of world’s smallest interchangeable lens camera. Sigma has called this their retro-modern camera that’s small in footprint but purpose-built for the biggest filmmaking jobs, I happily accepted their challenge on one of their biggest claims: The FP2 should be a consideration for photographers as well. This is will not be a full review, but more of the first impressions with the FP2.

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