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Sony dominates EISA Awards with Lens of the Year

Sony’s winning streak at the 2025 EISA Awards didn’t stop with the cameras. After taking Camera of the Year for the Sony A1 II, it also claimed Lens of the Year with the FE 50–150mm f/2 GM – a fast telephoto zoom designed to deliver prime-like sharpness and creamy bokeh across its entire focal range. Whether you’re covering a football match or isolating a subject in a busy street scene…
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Sigma brings a design-driven pop-up store to London this September

Sigma, the Japanese manufacturer renowned for its precision-engineered cameras and lenses, is opening its first-ever UK pop-up store in the heart of Bloomsbury, London. Running from 13 to 22 September 2025, the store arrives at a perfect moment. Overlapping with London Fashion Week and London Design Festival, it aims to showcase Sigma’s blend of technical innovation and design-led…
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BREAKING: Kodak hits back at "misleading" bankruptcy rumours

Kodak has moved to quash rumours that it is on the brink of collapse, issuing a strongly worded statement clarifying its financial position after what it calls “misleading media reports”. The company said speculation that it was ceasing operations, going out of business or preparing to file for bankruptcy “reflects a fundamental misunderstanding” of a recent technical disclosure made to…
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The credit for this mesmerizing film? That goes to a Giant Pacific Octopus that borrows the filmmaker's camera!

Underwater filmmaker John Roney has completed around 1,500 dives in his career, but a dive earlier this month off the coast of Vancouver Island will likely remain a highlight of his career spent underwater – because an octopus borrowed his camera and proceeded to take footage of its web of suction-cupped tentacles. Roney (@roneydives) was diving with friend and diver Chris Mullen in an area…
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