In April, Protocol published a report that alleged Zoom was working on a way to use artificial intelligence (AI) to track the emotion of people on camera. Now, 27 human rights organizations are demanding it abandons the research. [Read More]
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Fujifilm hosted its promised "Focus on Glass: Untold Stories" event this morning, sharing new details on its existing X Mount lenses and offering a peek behind the curtain at the lens concepts the company would like to consider.
Alongside the new Hasselblad X2D II 100C camera, Hasselblad announced a new standard zoom lens, the XCD 35-100mm f/2.8-4 E.
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Tamron's versatile 18-300mm f/3.5-6.3 Di III-A VC VXD all-in-one zoom lens is coming soon to APS-C Canon RF and Nikon Z mirrorless cameras. [Read More]
Canon has been one of the best-known brands in the sphere of wildlife photography. The company has repeatedly earned a spot on our best wildlife photography cameras and the best budget cameras under $2,000.
Panasonic has some exceptional telephoto lenses for wildlife and bird photographers. Lenses such as 70-200mm f2. 8, 100-400mm f4-6. 3 II, and 70-300mm f4. 5-5. 6 are some offerings that are helpful to many.
Tamron is the only company whose lenses fit like a glove on Nikon's mirrorless mount. This was not the case earlier, when Nikon had launched its first set of mirrorless cameras. In a way, both companies have chosen to grow together, each bringing out their best qualities.
In the world of wildlife photography, capturing fast-moving subjects from a distance requires the perfect blend of reach, speed, and image quality. Sigma, renowned for its high-performance lenses, has recently announced the launch of the Sigma 300-600mm f/4 DG DN OS Sports, a powerful zoom lens specifically designed for wildlife photographers. [Read More]