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Apple Final Cut Camera Adds Support for iPhone 18 Pro's Variable Aperture Lens (opens the original)
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If you want to do more than just use your phone as a point-and-shoot video camera, you'll probably want to check out Final Cut Camera. It opens up some recording options that you won't find in the iPhone's Camera app, and has the exposure control and monitoring tools that expert-level videographers crave. Today, Apple is updating the app with a streamlined interface, support for the iPhone 18 Pro's variable aperture lens, and other refinements, which should appeal to content creators, vloggers,
Nikon Made a $1,400 Full-Frame Camera for Gen Z and I Might Be Too Old for It (opens the original)
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I'm not going to pretend that I'm in touch with the Gen Z mindset, or that my elder millennial eyesight is as good as it was twenty years ago. So when a representative from Nikon showed me the svelte, dare I say sexy, Z5IIC, I approached it with an open mind. After a few hours walking around New York City, from Chinatown up through Little Italy into Union Square, snapping photos, I have a couple of immediate takeaways. One, it's a great camera for lightweight carry, especially when paired with a
The iPhone 18 Pro Has a Secret Weapon That Busts Fake AI Photos (opens the original)
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Fake, AI-generated, and manipulated images are everywhere. It's gotten to the point where your feed is inundated with fake photos and videos whenever you open a social media app. It's as if everyone can make Industrial Light & Magic-quality CG without the need for skill (or in many cases, taste). Because of this, the photo industry developed C2PA, a standard that digitally signs photos at the time of capture and tracks edits. Of course, it didn't take too long for Apple to add a similar feature
I Tested Canon's First Retro Camera, and It Proves Throwback Gear Doesn't Have to Be a Gimmick (opens the original)
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I've been patiently waiting for Canon to hop on the nostalgia bandwagon and release a retro-inspired camera. A few of its competitors have turned back time with great results; the Nikon Z f and Fujifilm X100VI are obvious examples, both of which could be mistaken for a '70s or '80s film cam from a distance. Canon is joining the party with the EOS R8 Mark II (starting at $1,899), a retro-looking midrange full-frame camera that sits between entry-level and enthusiast-grade gear. Exterior aside, th
RIP Pentax K: The Camera Line That Made Me Fall in Love With Photography Is Dead (opens the original)
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Ricoh Imaging has officially closed the book on the Pentax K series, ending a legendary camera line that traces its roots back to the 1975 K1000—the beloved 35mm film SLR that launched thousands of photography journeys with its budget-friendly price and bulletproof reliability. While the K mount successfully adapted to the digital age, it ultimately couldn't withstand the perfect storm of the modern market: mirrorless taking over pro setups, smartphones capturing beginner attention, and creator
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