Made in Japan: How (and Why) Sigma Does Things Differently
When Sigma announced its new cinema lens series earlier this year, that may have been the first time that some heard the word "Aizu." Aizu,...
How to Use Gestalt Theory to Take More Compelling Photos
Originating in the early part of the last century, Gestalt Theory revolutionized the understanding of perception. It emphasizes how humans perceive what they see. So,...
Ultra Slow-Motion Footage Shows Terrifying Bobbit Worm Striking Its Prey From Under The Sand
A YouTuber has captured one of the clearest views ever of a Bobbit worm, one of the ocean’s most fearsome sand-dwelling predators, striking its prey...
Editing Color in Lightroom Doesn’t Need to Be Complicated
Color is one of the most powerful parts of Lightroom Classic—but for many photographers, it’s also where edits start to feel overwhelming. With newer tools...
Fujifilm in 2025: High Highs and Low Lows
Fujifilm is going to be very difficult to grade this year, not because the company didn't do anything, but because it delivered such an eclectic...
The Most Special Cameras, Lenses, and Photos in Leica’s Archives
Leica counted down the days to Christmas in style, delivering daily videos that showcase "the most special things" in the company's archives. As is tradition,...