• The Phoblographer (Feed)

    11 May; 20:53 PM
    • Will Fujifilm GFX Photographers Get a Third-Party AF Lens Soon?

      Fujifilm has always been known for its APS-C offerings. The company's X series models have gained immense fame amongst varied genres of photographers, and it appears that it won't change anytime soon. However, upon the launch of their GFX series cameras, Fujifilm proved that the…

      11 May; 19:00 PM
  • kottke.org (Feed)

    11 May; 20:53 PM
    • Mesmerizing 4K Video of a Cat-5 Super Typhoon

      Seán Doran, who I’ve featured here many times before for his remastered astronomy photos & videos, has taken photographs captured by a Japanese weather satellite of Typhoon Sinlaku in April 2026 and “repaired, remastered and transformed” the images into this breathtaki…

      11 May; 20:02 PM
    • Interesting thread about why rural towns don’t...

      Interesting thread about why rural towns don’t vote blue: they don’t have to because small towns “actually operate very similarly to the ‘socialist agenda’ they pretend to be so afraid of” and “they’ve already been having to take of their own…”

      11 May; 19:15 PM
  • kottke.org (Feed)

    11 May; 18:53 PM
    • Wallace & Gromit 24/7 Livestream

      Aardman’s official Wallace & Gromit YouTube channel is livestreaming what appears to be the four shorts featuring the duo: A Grand Day Out, The Wrong Trousers, A Close Shave, and A Matter of Loaf or Death. I can’t find any further information about the stream — if tho…

      11 May; 17:53 PM
    • People Who Don’t Like People Are Making All of Our...

      People Who Don’t Like People Are Making All of Our Decisions. “We are living in the ultimate revenge of the nerds, driven by a crew of socially awkward tech bros who won’t stop until the society that they never quite fit into is obliterated.”

      11 May; 17:13 PM
  • The Phoblographer (Feed)

    11 May; 16:53 PM
    • The Best APS-C Camera for Travel Photography

      When it comes to choosing the perfect camera for travel, one often ends up looking at full frame models. They do help you gather light better in low light, but they are also quite expensive. However, if you are someone who is looking to buy a camera that meets your needs, then t…

      11 May; 16:00 PM
  • kottke.org (Feed)

    11 May; 16:53 PM
    • Grandma Stand

      Anyone of any age can stop by the Grandma Stand in New York’s Central Park to shoot the breeze with a grandmother. The concept has spread around the US and is now the subject of an hour-long documentary on PBS. At a time when the lack of connection is epidemic, wise witty…

      11 May; 16:27 PM
    • Where are the public benches on the internet?...

      Where are the public benches on the internet? “Like cities that have prioritized cars, visiting the Internet now entails controlled apps and search engines, designed for extraction. There’s nowhere to rest because the benches are covered in spikes.”

      11 May; 15:57 PM
    • Now open in NYC: a pop-up called The Donald J. Trump and...

      Now open in NYC: a pop-up called The Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Reading Room, which consists of “all 3.5 million pages, 3,437 volumes, and 17,000 pounds of the released and partially redacted Epstein files”.

      11 May; 15:20 PM
  • Doc Searls Weblog (Feed)

    11 May; 14:53 PM
    • Mumday

      Circling drain Good Marketoon and write-up (titled Circling Back) by Tom Fishburne on why personalization in marketing typically fails. Boo School's out. 50,000 students and their families are gone from Indiana University this morning, and Bloomington becomes, relatively spea…

      11 May; 10:36 AM
  • The Phoblographer (Feed)

    11 May; 14:53 PM
    • Sony’s Almost Perfect Lens Lineup Misses This Crucial Piece

      Sony has introduced over 80 lenses for the FE lineup over the past decade or so. The company has a wide range, from ultra-wide primes to spectacular zoom lenses, as well as some lovely bright aperture options. However, it appears that the company has a glaring omission about one…

      11 May; 13:00 PM
  • kottke.org (Feed)

    11 May; 14:53 PM
    • The Hidden Cassettes . “This is going to sound...

      The Hidden Cassettes. “This is going to sound insane, but when I was a kid I found out my dad secretly recorded our phone calls.” (Be sure to read the “What?!” link.)

      11 May; 14:48 PM
  • The Phoblographer (Feed)

    11 May; 10:53 AM
    • The Mission to Help us Protect Photographers

      In 2025, I started to do things that otherwise would seem crazy for a publisher of a niche photography online magazine to do. For starters, this year, the Phoblographer may actually make a printed magazine again. But in addition to that, we didn't sell any ads to the big camera…

      11 May; 10:00 AM
  • The Phoblographer (Feed)

    11 May; 08:53 AM
    • Painting with Light, the Right Way

      Painting with light isn't always just about having the right idea, it's also about the right tools and a creative vision in mind. Sometimes when it comes to things like illuminating trees in an otherwise dark scene, your phone just won't do it. But what you need the most is time…

      11 May; 07:00 AM
  • The Phoblographer (Feed)

    11 May; 04:53 AM
    • How Cutting Down Post-Production Made me a Better Photographer

      Well over a decade ago, I remember when I made the decision that the staff of the Phoblographer would be testing cameras and lenses using Capture One instead of Adobe Lightroom. And in the long run, I think that it was absolutely the best decision. Adobe's products surely have m…

      11 May; 04:00 AM
  • Doc Searls Weblog (Feed)

    10 May; 16:53 PM
    • Personal Agentry

      In Know your .agent, Esther Dyson suggests that we need a DNS-like registry of AI agents. She and her colleagues at the Agentic AI foundation (gentcommunity.org) have started one, and it has some good premises, such as accountability for AI agents and their operators. .agent is…

      10 May; 16:24 PM
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