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Why You Always End Up Buying The Wrong Camera 🤔
Life and Photography Mar 1, 2026

Why You Always End Up Buying The Wrong Camera 🤔

Buying a camera should be simple. You have a budget, you do a little research, you choose and that's it. But anyone who has been through that process knows that it doesn't work that way.The more we investigate, the more doubts appear. More reviews, more comparisons, more solid arguments that explain why one is better t...

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Canon Surprise at CP+ 2026 with a Retro Style Concept Camera
News Feb 27, 2026

Canon Surprise at CP+ 2026 with a Retro Style Concept Camera

The CP+ 2026 photography show, held in Japan, brought with it one of the most striking and talked about proposals in recent years: Canon presented a concept camera that pays tribute to the classic medium format cameras, with an aesthetic and philosophy of use that directly evokes the analog world. It is not a confirmed...

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The Graflex K-4: When a War Relic Outgrows Your Digital Camera
Life and Photography Feb 27, 2026

The Graflex K-4: When a War Relic Outgrows Your Digital Camera

We live in an era where the most powerful camera in the world fits in your pants pocket. And then along comes the Graflex K-4, a military camera from the 1950s, and suddenly all that digital minimalism seems like a joke.A Metal Monster with a HistoryThe Graflex K-4 is not a camera. It is a declaration of intent. Design...

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The Audiovisual Crisis is a Model Crisis (Not of the Sector)
Life and Photography Feb 24, 2026

The Audiovisual Crisis is a Model Crisis (Not of the Sector)

Much of the current conversation about photography and video is based on confusion: real signs of wear and tear are observed in certain formats, services and professional paths, and from this it is concluded that audiovisual is dying. That logical leap is too fast.What is in crisis is not the need for visual content. W...

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The Price of a Perfect Photo
Life and Photography Feb 22, 2026

The Price of a Perfect Photo

There was a time when distance had to be measured. By hand. With an instrument.That was photography in 1925. Before pressing the shutter, the photographer mounted the Fodis — an external rangefinder designed by Oscar Barnack — to the camera. Look through the eyepiece. See two images of the same subject, slightly offset...

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Rumor: 7Artisans launches a 135mm f/1.8 with AF for mirrorless
News Feb 20, 2026

Rumor: 7Artisans launches a 135mm f/1.8 with AF for mirrorless

Notice: This article is based on leaked information and the unofficial presentation of the lens in the CP+ room. 7Artisans has not made a definitive commercial announcement with a confirmed price or release date.Overview7Artisans has been carving out a niche for years in the mirrorless optics market with value-for-mone...

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