Leica has announced the Q3, the first new Q-series camera in four years. This fixed-lens camera features a similar body and construction to its predecessor, but there have been major updates under the hood. There is a new hybrid AF system, 8K video recording, and revised EVF and LCD designs.
Sony has announced the new Xperia 1 V Smartphone that features a newly developed image sensor and Alpha series technology. The Xperia 1 V, is Sony’s first flagship smartphone equipped with a newly developed stacked CMOS image sensor with 2-layer Transistor Pixel.
The Pixelmator Team has announced Photomator for Mac, a powerful new photo editor designed to “supercharge photo editing workflows” on macOS. Photomator was previously available only on iPhone and iPad
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Google Photos Magic Editor is adding generative artificial intelligence (AI) into its Photos app. In short, it allows users to completely change the content of their photos.
Nikon has announced its new Z8 mirrorless hybrid which was designed to fit into the lineup between the Z7 Mark II and their flagship Z9. In a lot of ways, the Z8 is a Z9 on a diet at a lower price.
Following a leak last month, Google has officially confirmed the existence of its upcoming Pixel Fold smartphone.
Google’s new experimental search tool allows users to make more specific search queries. As 9to5Google explains, rather than search for “sunsets,” users can qualify their search by typing “colorful sunsets.” Google Photos will then show users sunset images with many colors.
AMS Software has presented a new version of PhotoWorks – a multi-purpose photo editor. Over the past 15 iterations, this image editing software has been rising in prominence but retained one drawback – Windows exclusivity. Version 16.0 finally breaks that mold and opens up PhotoWorks to the Apple audience.
A new AI-powered tool has been added to aid us in removing noise from our photos. Built into the Enhance set of features (Super Resolution and Raw details), we now have the ability to reduce noise with a single click. You can launch Denoise from the Detail panel in Develop, or via the Photo > Enhance menu.