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More AI editing tools from Adobe

ADOBE has announced two more AI-powered editing features for Lightroom and Camera Raw at the recent Adobe MAX Japan show – Adaptive Profiles and Distraction Removal.

Reader Portfolio

Spotlight on readers' excellent images and how they captured them

The speed of silver

Two decades after studying together, Richard Sibley reunites with photographer Rikard Österlund to sit for a portrait over 170 years in the making

Vivo X200 Pro

With three high-resolution sensors and Zeiss lenses, is this the ideal smartphone for photographers?

Final Analysis

Peter Dench considers... At the West Hotel, Julie and Rachel shared a single room with a disabled friend because their room was infested with fleas

Seminal Work

This year is the 70th anniversary of Robert Frank's masterpiece, The Americans. Amy Davies finds out more about a republished edition of the book

Nikon Z50II

Nikon's updated APS-C mirrorless model aims to bring top-level technology to a much wider market, but how does it measure up?

Another Voigtländer prime for Leica M

COSINA has announced the Voigtlander Color-Skopar 35mm F3.5 Aspherical, a retro-styled, manual focus prime lens for Leica M mount. Compact dimensions are a key selling point, with the overall length of the lens from the mount surface being just 14mm and it only weighs 99g

Reel Parr

I Am Martin Parr is an intimate film directed by Lee Shulman that delves into the life and work of the renowned English photographer known for his candid and often humorous depictions of modern society.

Bailey's Eighties

Bailey's new book David Bailey: Eighties isn't about his age but about a decade he owned and in which London was the centre of the fashion universe, says Damien Demolder

Agfa Parat-I

A fully manual 35mm half-frame model that dates from the 1960s

Join the Club

Maidenhead Camera Club welcomes all skill levels, and its outdoor activities range from local walks to overseas trips

Beyond editing: AI for photographers

AI isn't just for manipulating and editing your images. Richard Sibley explains how AI can provide vital tools for every photographer, regardless of interests or ability

Berlin, Berlin by Helmut Newton

An interesting and thought-provoking collection of imagery from one of the most recognisable names in 20th century photography, says Amy Davies

The seven ages of Nikon

John Wade considers how different cameras have defined the lifespan of one company

Sony FE 28-70mm F2 GM

Sony's ultra-large-aperture zoom promises premium optics in a manageable size. Andy Westlake examines whether it justifies its hefty price-tag

Small Rig Vibe P108 Pro

Angela Nicholson takes a look at an affordable little LED light with easy colour control

In glorious technicolour

A new supersized volume looks at the wonderful world of the colour photochrom, circa 1900. Amy Davies spoke to one of the book's authors to find out more

The Creative Body: Photographs 2014 - 2024

Here is a collection of poignant and important series from one of Britain's best contemporary documentary photographers, says Amy Davies

Returning to 35mm

How an unlikely introduction to a Nikon F2AS turned a 35mm sceptic into an advocate.

Risky business

Great pictures happen when fleeting elements come together to form an aesthetically pleasing moment, says fashion and beauty photographer Ian Hippolyte. But it helps if you're willing to take risks, he tells Damien Demolder

Urth Variable ND641990 Filter Plus+

Angela Nicholson takes a close look at a high-end variable neutral density filter from Urth

Taking a long shot

Emily Endean goes out of her comfort zone to test the Fujifilm XF 500mm F5.6 R LM OIS WR long telephoto prime

Canon EOS R1

It's super-fast and super-expensive, but does Canon's flagship camera make sense for anyone but professional photographers? Andy Westlake finds out

Major OM System launch incoming

AT THE beginning of January, OM System announced that a new camera was coming this year, along with compact, splash- and dust-proof lenses.

Final Analysis

John Wade considers... Boulevard du Temple by Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre, 1838

Join the Club

This club is active in its local area of Worthing and embraces all levels and genres of photography

MASTERCLASS HOW TO CAPTURE PERFECT MOON PHOTOS

HOW TO CAPTURE PERFECT MOON PHOTOS

3 MUST-HAVE FILTERS FOR SHOOTING LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY

While digital photography has made many filters redundant through post-processing software like Photoshop, there are still some essential filters that can't be replaced.

9 TIPS FOR CAPTURING TACK-SHARP PHOTOS

As a photographer, you know that image sharpness can make or break your shot.