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Georg Cantor is celebrated for revolutionizing...

Georg Cantor is celebrated for revolutionizing mathematics by proving that there are different levels of infinity. But he didn’t do it alone and evidence has emerged that he plagiarized the work of a collaborator.

“ 8 in 10 AI chatbots were regularly willing to...

“8 in 10 AI chatbots were regularly willing to assist users in planning violent attacks including school shootings, religious bombings, and high-profile assassinations. DeepSeek went as far as wishing the would-be attacker a ‘Happy (and safe) shooting!’”

Heading Out Day

Why keep beauty when ugly will do? The iconic Hughes Memorial Tower in Washington DC will be demolished. Life in the vast lane The thunderstorms have passed by, and we're finishing packing for Santa Barbara and Hawaii. In a related matter, people often ask me why I endure the ha…

Funleader Just Gave Leica an Iconic 28mm Lens

Third-party lens makers are not shying away from reviving iconic lenses for modern cameras. Funleader, a Guangzhou-based company, has been pursuing the same goal for several years, and today, they are introducing yet another new lens for Leica M users: the Contax G28. Here is a…

Jamelle Bouie Interview on Work Is Four Letters

GOLIKEHELLMACHINE has an interview series called Work is Four Letters he describes like this: Most people think their jobs are boring or pointless or bullshit, but I don’t; if you look around you, everything you see was made by someone, somehow, and that’s really interesti…

Draw your own constellations .

Draw your own constellations.

The Baskerville Punches

John Baskerville was an influential 18th-century printer and type designer; you’ve probably used (or at least heard of) the Baskerville typeface. Cambridge University has the original punches1 used to create his signature typeface and has made high-res digital photos…

The Yashica Tank Offers Gen Z the Image Quality They Want

Yashica has been on a roll. The company recently introduced Tank, a cool retro-long, reusable, compact camera designed for young photographers. If that wasn't enough, today they introduced Yashica Journey, a new camcorder that caters to the needs of hybrid users. What all does i…

LUMIX 100-500mm f5-7.1 Review: Perfect for Bird Photography

Depending on what circle of people I'm talking to, some people consider me more of a birding photographer than a street or portrait photographer. But if you've been reading this site for years, you'd know that most of my photographic work involves people. Admittedly, legal blind…

It’s Time to Buy Camera and Photography Insurance

Hey pros! Listen up! Our photography insurance program is designed to be there when photographers really need it! We’re giving you more than the competition can in different ways! Here’s a little-known fact: the warranty of your camera or lens doesn’t necessarily cover wha…

The 3 Best Cameras With Exceptional Viewfinders

A good viewfinder is a must for many photographers. It not only helps you see the shot away from the glare of the LCD screen, but also helps you become a better photographer if you just wish to stick to it instead of the LCD. Photographers with vision issues also rely on a viewf…

Photograph How You Feel. Not What You See

Modern photography has a big problem: and it has to do with the brain rot that so many of you are suffering from. You're endlessly scrolling away on social media and not giving yourself and your brain a break. That's why there's such a big appstinence movement to regain our brai…

The Price of Your Leica M6 May Go Up Soon

Leica, the German camera maker, has been raising the prices of its devices in the United States since Donald Trump took office. As we reported earlier, the cameras saw a 90% increase last year, and it appears Leica will raise prices again this month. Which cameras are likely to…

Amount Of Water Man Just Used To Wash Dish To Be Prize...

Amount Of Water Man Just Used To Wash Dish To Be Prize Of Hand-To-Hand Combat Match In 2065.

The Best F0.95 Lenses for Full Frame Users

A bright lens is a necessity for many photographers. Not only does it get pleasing bokeh, but it also has a model that can help you shoot in really low light situations. If you are a portrait photographer, and want to create distinct images, here are some options for f0.95 lense…

Syndicates of Capital

Jessica Burbank: A new world order is here. States (countries) are no longer the highest form of power globally. Power has shifted to wealthy individuals who work in groups and operate across borders: syndicates of capital. Syndicates of capital cannot be categorized as legal…

Everyone knows Yuri Gagarin was the first person to go to...

Everyone knows Yuri Gagarin was the first person to go to space. What this article presupposes is…maybe he wasn’t? It all boils down to what your definition of space is.

Another recent HyperCard discovery (that isn’t...

Another recent HyperCard discovery (that isn’t somehow in the Internet Archive): an “expanded book” version of William Gibson’s Sprawl Trilogy (Neuromancer, Count Zero, and Mona Lisa Overdrive).

“Stanford Medicine researchers and their colleagues...

“Stanford Medicine researchers and their colleagues invented a new vaccine that protects mice from respiratory viruses, bacteria and allergens — the closest yet to a universal vaccine.”

Ghost Elephants

Ghost Elephants is a new documentary film directed by Werner Herzog for National Geographic. Here’s the trailer. For over a decade, Dr. Steve Boyes, conservation biologist and National Geographic Explorer, has been in search of a mysterious, elusive herd of Ghost Elephant…

Github’s uptime lately seems…..concerning?

Github’s uptime lately seems…..concerning?

“Billionaires made 19 percent of all reported...

“Billionaires made 19 percent of all reported federal campaign contributions in 2024, a Times analysis shows, and even more in some local elections.” The Scale of Billionaires’ Campaign Donations is Overwhelming U.S. Politics.

This Camera Bag Looks Anything Like a Camera Bag

Camera bags are important accessories for many photographers. They help you carry expensive gear, and they also keep it protected during challenging weather. With many brands launching different designs, Brevite, a Brooklyn-based lifestyle brand, has decided to launch a bag idea…

This Tuesday

Verily What's happening today is today. All day. Also, it's absurd that Indiana is mostly in the Eastern time zone. This time of year, the sun rises at four hours before noon and sets eight hours after noon.  Apparently, yes Ted Gioia: Is Spotify Enabling Massive Impersonation…

Is Nikon Working on a New f1.2 Prime Lens?

Nikon's Z-mount cameras and lenses have proven important to many users. Not only do they offer a nice form factor, but they also help with color rendition and sharpness. While the company's mirrorless system is relatively new, they are finding newer ways to perfect their portfol…

The Shape of Paris

The Shape of Paris is a balletic short film of skateboarder Andy Anderson zooming, grinding, spinning, and floating around Paris in the summertime. It is also beautifully shot by Brett Novak; Paris has never looked better. As a YT commenter put it: “bro wtf this is the clea…

The Modern Times cafe moved to a pay-what-you-want model...

The Modern Times cafe moved to a pay-what-you-want model during the ICE occupation of Minneapolis. Now the cafe is making it permanent (and pivoting to a nonprofit). “Some had come for a free meal; others were there to pay double or triple their tab.”

“A group of runners starts jogging around a...

“A group of runners starts jogging around a circular track, with each runner maintaining a unique, constant pace. Will every runner end up ‘lonely,’ or relatively far from everyone else, at least once, no matter their speeds?”

Jay Graber is stepping down as CEO of Bluesky to...

Jay Graber is stepping down as CEO of Bluesky to “transition to a new role as Bluesky’s Chief Innovation Officer”. And they’re looking for a new permanent CEO.

The Modern Photography World Explained Like Ratatouille

In 2026, the fine art photographer is no longer a solitary auteur staring through a viewfinder, but a puppet dancing on a tangle of invisible strings. Much like the nimble rodent Remy perched beneath a chef’s hat, today’s artist often finds their "independent" hand guided by…

Miss the Look of the Leica M9? We Can Fix That

In December 2025, The Phoblographer turned 16 years old. I, as the Editor in Chief/Founder/Publisher, am pretty proud that I've been able to keep the online magazine around for that long. So for the belated sweet 16 and for the month of my personal 39th birthday, I'm giving a sp…

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