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Magnum Photos, a cooperative agency since 1947, boasts an extensive photographic archive covering a vast range of global events. Naturally, much of that collection is film, with images that haven't seen the light of day in some time. The agency aims to address this with its newly launched "A World in Color" project, aiming to digitize its Paris color library archive.

The French color library, housed in the historic Saint-Cyr Fort in Paris's suburbs, contains over 43,000 slide... more

An analog photographer temporarily stole the limelight during the 12 Hours of Sebring, a race in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship.

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Skylum announced the latest major update for its new AI-powered portrait editing software Aperty. The 1.3.0 update adds three new AI-powered retouching tools as well as several workflow and UI/UX improvements, plus expanded language support.

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B&H reportedly purchased Brookfield's 10-story 333 West 34th Street building for $150 million. The 287,000-square-foot property is just around the corner from the photo retailer's iconic retail store at 420 Ninth Avenue.

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Canon is developing 3D photo technology that combines Canon's Dual Pixel CMOS image sensors with bespoke software to make 3D data creation more accessible and much more straightforward.

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A proposed green hydrogen production facility in Chiles Atacama Desert may significantly impact one of the worlds most important astronomical observatories, a new study has found.

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Tourists have been blocked from a popular clifftop in Spain, that has become a famed selfie spot, by local protesters.

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The New York Jets have released a video showing what it is like for their photographer Sarah Snyder to cover an all-action NFL game day.

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Earlier today, Fujifilm announced the GFX100RF, a fixed-lens medium-format camera. There's plenty of excitement over the camera, but those interested will have to wait a little longer, as it isn't... more

Over 400 Hollywood creative leaders wrote an open letter urging the U.S. government to stop companies like Open AI and Google from weakening copyright rules.

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