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Something that I absolutely never expected to happen so soon is the announcement of the new Panasonic LUMIX L10 camera. This new camera differs a lot from the Leica D-LUX 8 and is the spiritual successor to the LX100 series. It starts with a higher megapixel sensor and then incorporates the processor that adds on AI scene detection and Real Time LUT. So in many ways, the LUMIX L...

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Today, VSCO announced the launch of their U.S. campaign boldly stating, “Photography isn’t dying. It’s never mattered more.”

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Firmware updates are so important for cameras today. A good company will continue to update devices long after they have been introduced onto the market. Of the various brands, Panasonic is one such manufacturer that does not shy away. As part of their latest firmware support, the company is introducing new updates for Lab app and the S9. Have a look.

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For the 25th anniversary, Panasonic is announcing a camera that so many of us have wanted for a very long time now. It's being called the Panasonic LUMIX L10 -- and it doesn't have dedicated video features that content creators will care about. Instead, it's said to be, "Very much photography focused." Currently, I'm writing this article in the middle of a meeting celebrating th...

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Let's be frank here: little tiny cameras are cool and fun. Things from the Kodak Chamera to the Tomogatchi are giving folks exactly what they want: something that's more organic and not AI enhanced. Sure, they've got crappy image quality in the eyes of someone who peeps pickles all day (spelled very seriously that way), but they've also got a whole load of charm and fun. The lat...

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