by Nilofer Khan
June 11, 2026

When it comes to choosing a medium format or an APS-C camera, Fujifilm is the name that often comes up. The company has a strong hold on both categories, and we don't think that will change anytime soon. With such a niche, Fujifilm also has to figure out its future as we go forward. A question that constantly arises: Will the company introduce a new sensor, one that offers exceptional dynamic range?

by Nilofer Khan
June 11, 2026

Since the invention of Google Trends, it has become increasingly easy to keep a track on what people are searching for. Over the months, we have seen decades-old models being searched for in the States and around the world, showcasing the varying interests in the photo community. This year, too, there are some new and old models that Americans can't get enough of. Have a look.

by Nilofer Khan
June 11, 2026

Travel photography is one of the genres that requires a compact setup with a good lens. While there are many brands that offer just that, Sony has been pretty much doing a better job than most. If you are someone who has been wondering which camera you must opt for, then this model is the best you can do. Have a look.

by Nilofer Khan
June 11, 2026

For some, a mirrorless can do a lot. But for others, a compact camera is a boon. If you happen to fall in the secondary category, then there are multiple cameras you can work with. From Fujifilm to Sony, each brand has a distinct model with varying features and sensors. So, today, we will take a look at three options that you will certainly enjoy today.

by Feroz Khan
June 11, 2026

It doesn't matter how fast your Mac system might be today, Adobe Lightroom Classic still finds endless ways to slow down its performance. And the most mind-numbingly irritating part of that slow down always seems to occur when you want to whittle down the files in a massive album, the submission deadline for which is right around the corner. Giving you a solution and saving you hours of your precious time in a month, is the new PhotoCuller software.

by Chris Gampat
June 10, 2026

A while ago, we published our Sony 100-400mm f4.5 G Master lens review. However, we weren't one of the first to test the lens as Sony never contacted us about it. During our initial testing of the lens, Sony was very much controlling the environment -- which dictates the journalism that we do and that doesn't let us test products in a way that we feel is more authentic. Often, we'd opt to test things far away from their eyes the same way that a customer would. We called it after the announcement, so I went about trying it out for sports photography. Lots of other reviews used it for birding and wildlife -- which I don't think makes a whole lot of sense as it's a very short lens.

by Nilofer Khan
June 10, 2026

Cameras, especially compact cameras, have become important for many young photographers. They continue to be an important upgrade from their phones to a dedicate camera, but still not as expensive as other mirrorless or DSLR offerings. If you are someone who is also looking for such an update from your phone, then here are three offerings that can be quite important.

by Nilofer Khan
June 10, 2026

When Sony introduced its mirrorless camera back in 2012, the industry wondered why they would leave behind a highly successful market. The company foresaw the future before anyone and they continue to reap its rewards even today. However, while its mirrorless segment is doing much better than most, it appears that the company may shift gears again. This time, with a medium format. Have a look.

by Chris Gampat
June 10, 2026

For several years now, I've been saying over and over again that no one really needs sharper lenses. But consumerism has thought otherwise when post-production and in-camera processes can change things for you. And in 2026, I think that my statements have been more true than ever. Truthfully, we've all been sold the lie about sharper lenses.