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Location American Photography News for 14 January 2026
UK Regulators Open Investigation into Xs Grok Amid Nudify Scandal British, Southeast Asian, and other regulators are moving against X and its owner Elon Musk over Grok, the platforms AI chatbot, after it generated and publicly posted large volumes of sexualized images of real people, i...
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Ricoh GR IV Monochrome Review: Black and White Comes at a Premium Why buy a dedicated monochromatic camera when a regular camera can take black and white photos? It's more expensive, far less versatile, and made for a very small market of users. That's the question I hear a lot...
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The Ricoh GR IV Monochrome Will Cost an Extra $700 Ricoh has finally announced pricing for the GR IV Monochrome - a camera it officially revealed last October - and it's steep: $2,199.95. That's $700 more than the base model, which represents a 46% price increase...
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Siberian Tiger With Record-Breaking Five Cubs Recorded on Trail Camera In a landmark moment for wildlife monitoring, trail cameras in Northeast China have captured never-before-seen footage of a wild Siberian tigress with five cubs - the first time such a large tiger family has ever been re...
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Evoto AIs Headshot Generator is an Assault on Photography

The Phoblographer - 14 Jan 2026 17:49
At this years Imaging USA conference, Evoto AI caused quite the controversy with its accidental release of their latest AI photography product - Evoto AI Headshot Generator. Evoto AI has been aggressively pitching its so...
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Dreame, a Company That Makes Robot Vacuums, Launches Leaptic Cube Action Camera You may be forgiven for not knowing the name Dreame, a company that is best-known for its robot vacuums and lawn mowers, but the Chinese firm has just entered the photography industry in the form of the Leaptic Cube acti...
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Black and white photography is something that so many photographers and viewers enjoy. I remember years ago that many said that it was like a crutch to making images look better. But the truth is that this is nothing mor...
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Colorados Photographer John Fielder Honored With Commemorative Stamp One of the late landscape and nature photographer John Fielder's most famous photos captured in Colorado will be featured on the upcoming Colorado Statehood Stamp, released by the U.S. Postal Service to commemorate t...
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US Commerce Department Withdraws Proposed Restrictions on Chinese-Made Drones The U.S. Commerce Department says it has withdrawn a proposed rule that would have imposed new restrictions on Chinese-made drones over national security concerns. [Read More]
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Photographer IN Residence Launches One-Man Operation to Capture Small-Town Life As small-town newspapers fade, photojournalist Richard Sitler has an idea to fill the void in his midwestern hometown. [Read More]
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Ansel Adams Photos of Pre-War Los Angeles Feature in New Exhibit An exhibition that examines some of Ansel Adams' lesser-known work taken in 1940s Los Angeles in the lead-up to World War II opens in Santa Barbara tomorrow. [Read More]
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Peakto 2.6 Tracks Down All Your Duplicate Photos, No Matter Where They Are Software company Cyme released Peakto 2.6 today, the latest version of its AI-powered photo and visual media management tool for macOS. [Read More]
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Apple Sees Creator Studio as a Perfect Entry Point for Burgeoning Artists When Apple announced Creator Studio, it made sure to almost immediately highlight its selling points: low cost of entry, easy to use, wide breadth of capabilities, and cohesion among apps. Combine that with the education...
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Existing Apple App Subscribers Are Grandfathered In But New Users Must Select Creator Studio Yesterday, Apple revealed its new Creator Studio which bundles several of its apps together into one ecosystem that is akin to Adobe's Creative Cloud. Some of those bundled apps were part of previous subscriptions, t...
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Court Sides With Pinterest in Copyright Case Brought by Photographer Over Push Notifications A court has sided with Pinterest in a case brought by a photographer over his copyrighted photos being shown in email and push notifications outside of its platform. [Read More]
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Flashback 35 Review: Is This Better Than the Camp Snap Pro?

The Phoblographer - 14 Jan 2026 11:00
If you only focus on the specs of the recent crop of new point-and-shoots that have come out, then you're greatly undervaluing what they've been able to accomplish. It really started to take off with the Camp Sna...
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This Photographer Is Building a DIY XPan Using an Olympus

The Phoblographer - 14 Jan 2026 08:00
Film photographers have been exploring new ways of creating images. From using expired film to working with half-frame formats to create diptychs, analog photographers are at the forefront of change. However, this photog...
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Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo Cinema Review: Wait, This Is Awesome By now, everyone knows about the dominance that Fujifilm holds over the instant photography market. Instax is a huge part of its business and has become the de facto photography gift for birthdays, parties, and at the ho...
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Fujifilms Instax Mini Link+ Smartphone Printer Looks All Grown Up Fujifilm North America Corporation has announced the instax mini Link+, a new smartphone printer that sports a sleeker, more buttoned-up design and works alongside an updated mobile app. [Read More]
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Fujifilm fully raises the curtain on the cinematic Instax Image: Fujifilm Last week, Fujifilm Japan launched a surprising and rather controversial new offering in its Instax lineup, the Instax Mini Evo Cinema. The company has now announced the global release of the hybrid camer...
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Many of Fujifilm's cameras in the past few years have been incredibly frustrating to me. The brand that sold photographers the idea that their X Trans sensors could perform on the same level as full-frame sensors qui...
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It is always assumed that Fujifilm's best-selling cameras are its X-series and GFX models. However, this is far from true. The company's most profitable series is the Instax, which, as of 2025, had reportedly sol...
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