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App That Sends Photos Direct to Your Friends’ Home Screen Raises $12.5M

Locket, a popular app that shares photos straight to family and friends’ home screens, has just announced that it has secured $12.5 million in funding. The app has secured funding from Open AI CEO, Sam Altman, among others, and has been downloaded over 20 million times. It is a simple premise that allows users of the app to publish photos directly to another person’s phone. This…
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RED's $35,000 V-RAPTOR XL 8K Vista Vision camera is now available to pre-order

RED’s latest flagship camera, the V-RAPTOR XL 8K VV, is now available to pre-order. As with previous ‘XL’ versions of its camera systems, the V-RAPTOR XL 8K VV uses the same 8K Vista Vision (VV) sensor (40.96mm x 21.60mm) inside the standard V-RAPTOR, but wraps it inside a unified body that offers additional ports, connections and interfaces for high-end productions and studio-oriented…
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Time Magazine Cover Mocked for Bad Photoshop, But It’s the Artist’s Style

The latest Time magazine cover, which features embattled basketball player Brittney Griner, has been mocked for being a “high school Photoshop” job. The front page shows an image of Griner, the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) star that was arrested in Russia on drug charges, that Time commissioned Lorna Simpson, a photographer and multimedia artist, to create. A…
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Film Photos Capture the ‘Golden Era’ of BMX

Scott Carroll with a footplant on the Dorchester ramp, 1990 | Mark Noble It was 1987 and the end of the BMX craze, the sport is being pushed underground. Photographer Mark Noble decided to start publishing magazines, using his film cameras to take pictures of riders on DIY ramps as the extreme sport built itself back up again. Noble started out on a Pentax ME Super before progressing to…
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