The 3 Best Cameras for Landscape Photographers in 2025

Landscape photography is about capturing the breathtaking beauty of the natural world. Whether it is the sand dunes of the Middle East or the lushness of Yosemite National Park, landscape photographers want to document every detail they encounter. If you are someone who is looki…

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I’m a Canon Fan(boy), of Course, we have the Best Camera System… Ever

There are very few camera manufacturers with the legacy and pedigree that Canon has built over the years. So much so, in fact, that it can be easily argued that Canon is the most popular camera manufacturer in the world. As a result, Canon cameras have accumulated many fans and…

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Cluetrain is in an Epstein file, as are the names of its authors, mine misspelled. Apple launches Digital ID, a way to carry your passport on your phone for use at TSA checkpoints. A case against AI panic. Orthodox journalism has a problem with the heterodox kind. Such as Micha…

Sigma Patent Suggests New Ultra-Fast Wide-Angle Primes Could Be on the Way

Prime lenses may not be the best choice for all genres, but many photographers prefer them for their lightweight and compact design. Companies such as Sigma, Laowa, and TTartisans have been launching a variety of wide-angle primes, and today, one can easily choose between the mu…

One of Panasonic’s Best Lenses Got an Update

This is a quick article update to let you all know that we’ve added a revision/update to our Panasonic 35mm f1.8 review. It’s a really minor update that simply just addresses the addition of the new firmware that lets you make it into a control ring to set various parameters…

The Best Zoom Lenses From The Past Two Years

Zoom lenses are perfect for many users. They give you extra reach, can be compact, and provide an exciting depth of field. While there are many options to choose from today, we present to you a few lenses that have been launched over the past two years. They continue to hold mar…

Posting what I can’t email

The AM-FM radio business is being discussed in a mailing list I’m on, but my mail server has a spam sphincter that won’t allow linky emails to go out, no matter how non-spammy they might be. So I’m posting some of what I’m trying to say here, so I can point to it. Here i…

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This Week in the IndieWeb

November 7-14, 2025 Recent EventsFrom events.indieweb.org/archive: Front End Study Hall #040 Thursday, November 13 at 10:00am Online! Zoom!Front End Study Hall is an HTML + CSS focused group meeting, held on Zoom to experiment and learn with the basic building blocks of the we…

Go’s Sweet 16

The Go Blog Go’s Sweet 16 Austin Clements, for the Go team 14 November 2025 This past Monday, November 10th, we celebrated the 16th anniversary of Go’s open source release! We released Go 1.24 in February and Go 1.25 in August, follo…