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Many photography and video enthusiasts are already very familiar with Adobe’s post-production software. However, a programmer recently used AI to completely rebuild these well-known professional software, and made them fully free and open-ubscription fees are no longer a barrier, this time we have a legitimate free post-production software, giving long-time Adobe users new tools to…

Hollywood may be known as cutthroat, but at UCLA, a student club is rolling out the red carpet for everyone.

That evening, everyone was at the printing works, and everyone was holding their breath – calm yet furious – as they tore the offending article out of the issue about to go to press. All around were piles upon piles of Por Favor, the magazine which, from 1974 to 1978, served as the ironic, irreverent,…

Honor is throwing down the gauntlet ahead of the Magic 9 Pro Max launch next week, showcasing the smartphone’s groundbreaking external lens capabilities while openly challenging competitors with the question: “Who else can do that?”

Having left Romania during her doctorate, almost convinced that she would not work as a director of photography in the film industry, after meeting Romanian misogyny full-on, Diana Vidrașcu got to Paris in 2013, studying at Sorbonne, and France gave her the chance to do what she had dreamed of doing.

The world will celebrate on Wednesday the creativity of photographers on World Photography Day, observed annually on August 19.

People are attempting to capture the visions and heart of a town using a range of photography techniques.

Sophie Darlington is a legend in the realm of documentaries. She has worked with Disney, Discovery, PBS, BBC, and National Geographic to capture the sights, sounds, and surprises of wildlife. Even after a lengthy career of showcasing nature, though, her latest assignment stands out for its ambition.

Paul Reichert ’01, left, said that they try to get cameras into the hands of astronauts as much as possible before the launch. Here, he trains astronauts Christina Koch and Victor Glover on how to take pictures of the moon during the lunar flyby on the Artemis 2 mission.

Pluribushas more than a few memorable shots from varying points of view, including from the air. Some of those scenes involved filming from show creator Vince Gilligan’s own helicopter (he’s also a pilot), from a drone, or sometimes both. Unsurprisingly, Marshall Adams, one of the show’s directors of photography told me those sequences were “tricky”…