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A Phoenix Rising From the Ashes: How Nikon Found Its Way Back to Profit
Although Nikon was founded nearly 107 years ago and has been ubiquitous in the photography space for much of that time, the company is not far removed from financial troubles that threatened to reduce the company to ruin. Through shrewd decisions and great new Nikon Z cameras and lenses, Nikon has safely moved from the brink. [Read More]
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Apple iPad Pro (2024) Review in Progress: Future Tethered to the Past
Apple's iPad Pro (2024) is a marvel of modern technology. Sleek, bright, and thin, it feels like technology we were promised when I was a kid. But for as many times as I stood mouth agape at it, I felt pulled back -- and that's not necessarily entirely on Apple to fix. [Read More]
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Supreme Court Rules That Copyright Damages Have No Time Limit
The United States Supreme Court rejected a lower court's ruling that there is a three-year time limit to claim damages from copyright infringement. All claims, even those that occurred decades previously, are fair game as long as the lawsuit is filed within three years of discovery. [Read More]
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OpenAI Announces GPT-4o: A 'Real-Time' Multi-Modal AI
OpenAI today released GPT-4o, the company's new flagship AI model. The "o" stands for "omni," and reflects GPT-4o's ability to handle multiple types of inputs at once, including audio, images, and text. [Read More]
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The 30 Comedy Pet Photo Awards Finalists Are Adorable and Hilarious
Satisfying the large cross-section of people who love their pets and enjoy a hearty laugh, the annual Comedy Pet Photo Awards is a consistent and prolific source of joy. The finalists for the 2024 competition have been unveiled, starring athletic dogs, troublesome cats, and all manner of other hilarious pets. [Read More]
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Family Discover Hidden Camera Disguised as a Rock Outside Their Home
A family in California was shocked to discover a hidden camera pointing at their home disguised as a rock. [Read More]
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Apple Apologizes for Crushing Camera Gear, Creative Tools in iPad Ad
Apple is apologizing after a new iPad Pro commercial sparked controversy for showing a wide range of creative tools, including a camera and lenses, getting crushed to bits by an industrial hydraulic press. [Read More]
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People Support Car Bans When Shown AI Images of What Cities Would Look Like
Researchers have found that showing people AI images of what sustainable cities with fewer cars and more space for pedestrians could look like increases support for a supposed bill changing America's infrastructure. [Read More]
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Samsung is Discounting Monitors it Hasn't Even Announced Yet
Samsung is advertising a $50 savings on monitors it intends to announce at some point in the near future but is providing no details on what they are, who they're for, and how much they might eventually cost. [Read More]
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LA Dodgers Star Tyler Glasnow Met Girlfriend After Asking Team Photographer to 'Zoom in on Her'
Los Angeles Dodgers star Tyler Glasnow reportedly met his girlfriend after he got the team photographer to "zoom in on her" as she sat in the audience. [Read More]
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Profoto Has a New All-in-One Photo Station That You Operate With an iPad
Profoto announced the Eclipse II, the second-generation all-in-one product photography station that comes from what was formerly known as StyleShoots, a brand Profoto acquired in 2022. [Read More]
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How I Shot Viral Photos of the Aurora Over Dutch Windmills
Last Friday I was able to take photos I only thought were only possible in my dreams. As a professional landscape photographer, I have seen my fair share of beautiful northern lights in the Arctic, but I’ve always dreamed of seeing a strong aurora display in the Netherlands. [Read More]