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Leica Collabs with Streetwear Brand BAPE in Limited Edition D-Lux 7

Leica has announced a collaboration with streetwear brand A Bathing Ape (BAPE) to produce a limited-edition D-Lux 7 camera that it says merges “industry-leading technology with a chic, urban sensibility.” The Leica D-Lux 7 “A BATHING APE X STASH” collaboration consists of a black-finish compact camera that will be sold exclusively through Leica and a silver-finish version…
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Can You Edit Photos on a Steam Deck?

A little over a year ago, Valve announced a handheld gaming PC called the Steam Deck. In February of 2022, those who pre-ordered the device started to receive the handheld devices which have since had a huge impact on the gaming world. But what if you could do more than just…
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Snap isn’t Planning to Make More Pixy Camera Drones

Snap’s Pixy drone was announced only four months ago, but the company has already decided it’s not going to make more. According to the Wall Street Journal, Snap CEO Evan Spiegel told employees that the company has decided not to continue developing on the Pixy line. A separate source informed the publication that the company will continue to sell the currently Pixy model, however.
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Gear in this story

Last year, we took Nikon’s Nikkor Z 24-120mm F4 S lens out for a spin, capturing a batch of test images around Seattle. The long-awaited lens promised to be a more versatile and affordable alternative to Nikon’s premium Z 24-70mm F2.8 S while offering better…
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Leica has announced its latest limited-edition camera, the Leica D-Lux 7 A BATHING APE® X STASH.’ This limited-edition version of the company’s D-Lux 7 compact camera was created in collaboration with streetwear brand A BATHING APE (BAPE) and American graffiti artist STASH. Internally, the camera remains unchanged from the standard D-Lux 7. The outside, however, gets a little glow-up in…
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Photographer’s 3 Year Mission to Recover His Grandpa’s Film Camera

Benjamin Dome did not have much hope he would ever see his grandfather’s film camera again after it was stolen in Ethiopia three years ago. The Nikon F-E disappeared after a bus driver sped off with it while Dome was visiting the country to photograph the Mursi tribe. “I went out there just before the pandemic, about three years ago,” the London-based photographer tells…
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