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The M3 MacBook Pro range is so sneaky that I'm thinking of ditching Apple
Opinion The M3 MacBook Pro range is frustrating, confusing, and appears to be designed to trick me into spending more
Has Amazon created its own CCTV network that promotes racial bias?
Feature Your reasons for buying a ring doorbell may be innocent but they're are causing issues when it comes to privacy, race and persecution.
Apple's new VR headset may make you want to start thinking more about how the content you capture today will be viewed in tomorrow’s world
Scanning Ahead Apple’s Vision Pro headset could revolutionize the way people look at photos and videos, says Jon Devo
“It felt much more natural from a purely design point of view to pair photos together”
Art of Seeing The Art of Seeing #62: When Benedict Brain realizes he’s succumbed to a particular way of taking photos, it opens up new possibilities
Everything you could want in a smartphone - the Infinix ZERO 30 5G is the cream of the CES 2024 crop for vloggers
Feature We discover that the Infinix ZERO 30 5G really could be the future of smartphone vlogging
“It was a crisp, freezing cold winter day, with a beautiful low-raking light that spilled into my camera's lens”
Art of Seeing The Art of Seeing #61: Benedict Brain explores the Blackdown Hills and takes photos inspired by the Camden Town Group of artists
Discover the golden hue that takes this photo to different dimensions
why shots work Photographer Karolina Konsur about her soft spot for long exposure techniques, combining movement and stillness
“A humble broom handle, some peeling paint or a burnt piece of wood can hold the same allure as a beautiful bloom or an epic vista”
Art of Seeing Benedict Brain seeks out beauty in everyday objects, and explains how it relates to his photographic style
“I was fascinated by this young monk who was sitting there waiting and meditating” – Steve McCurry reveals the story behind a previously unseen photo
Interview A new book by Steve McCurry gathers photos – half of which have never been published before – that explore different aspects of spirituality
Unboxing ain’t what it used to be: I review cameras for living, and I’m glad cameras come in less packaging than they used to
Scanning Ahead The excitement of unboxing new kit is a highlight of my job, says Jon Devo, but is it a thing of the past?
“I often found myself dumped in a photogenic location, only to be told to be back in 15 minutes”
Art of Seeing The Art of Seeing #58: With limited time in scorching desert heat, Benedict Brain becomes a speed-shooter
12 lenses of Christmas: December 2023 was portrait primetime for Fujifilm, with something new replacing two things old
Ready for your close-up? Fujifilm’s latest portrait prime is apparently so good that two old favorites were axed
“I find myself often using words such as exercise, discipline, accountability and boundaries, which seem at odds with creativity”
Art of Seeing Benedict Brain explains how placing constraints on what or how you shoot can open the door to your creativity
DSLR vs mirrorless cameras in 2024: which format is best, and why?
BUYING GUIDE The DSLR vs mirrorless camera debate continues – we help you decide which is right for you
12 lenses of Christmas: November 2023 was Canon’s BIG month, launching a world-first super-telephoto zoom
Ever seen a super-telephoto zoom that stretches all the way to 800mm? We hadn’t, either, until Canon rewrote the rule book
“I strive to create a state of being where I’m looking – really looking – in a mindful, considered way”
Art of Seeing Benedict Brain uses a photo shot in a car park to explore the difference between looking and seeing, in the Art of Seeing #56
12 lenses of Christmas: October 2023 gave us a game-changing super-telephoto from Nikon
A 600mm super-telephoto prime that’s compact and lightweight enough for handheld shooting? That’s the plan
“An autobiographical element can be an interesting way to approach landscape photography”
Art of Seeing The Art of Seeing #55: Benedict Brain explores Robert Adams’ ideas on what a landscape photo can tell you about the photographer
