A photographer is continuing to push the limits of how deep photo shoots can take place underwater after he set a new Guinness World Record by shooting portraits of a model at a staggering depth of 163.38 feet (49.80 meters).
Astronomy photographers, your time to shine is here. The 2025 Astronomy Photographer of the Year contest is now open for entries, giving you the opportunity to submit your favorite images of the night sky. The contest is hosted by the Royal Observatory, Greenwich and seeks to highlight epic space photography. Participants have the chance to win cash... more
Honor has announced global availability for the Magic7 Pro, a flagship phone that features a 200MP sensor on its telephoto lens. While the phone has been available in China since October, it's now available many more countries.
Adobe's celebrated Creative Residency program seeks to provide up-and-coming artists new opportunities to develop their work and gain stronger footholds in the broader art world. To that end, the program places artists at some of the world's most famous art institutions and gives them a chance to showcase their work.
The Laowa 24mm T8 2X Macro Pro2be lens doesn't offer zoom like Laowa's upcoming lens but will share the tubular and attachment-based design.
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Venus Optics announced that it will be releasing an innovative new zoom probe lens under its Laowa brand, set to come out sometime in Q2 of 2025. The Zoom Probe Lens builds on Laowa's unique series of probe macro lenses, including the probe that kicked it all off, the... more
It's easy to look at Fujifilm and only see cameras and lenses but the company has its hands in other pots, too. For example, it has a series of binoculars that start as low as $230 and get as high as more than $1,000. Its new TS-L2040 is at the top of that range thanks to its powerful zoom and built-in electronic stabilization.
Using the Hubble Space Telescope, astronomers have completed the most comprehensive survey of the Andromeda galaxy and created a 417-megapixel panorama. It took over a decade to make and includes more than 600 photos.
The images of Japan that spring to mind are of the bustling, neon-splashed streets of Tokyotowering walls of steel and glass, teeming pedestrians dodging traffic. But the Land of the Rising Sun also harbors visions of natural beauty that stretch the eye to the horizon and tug at the soul.
The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) captured a photo of two stars actively producing carbon-rich dust, which may one day fuel the formation of new stars and planets.
