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HONOR launches HONOR 400 Lite 5G, with 108 Mp main camera and camera button New Products 

HONOR launches HONOR 400 Lite 5G, with 108 Mp main camera and camera button

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HONOR launched the HONOR 400 Lite 5G in the United Kingdom, with many AI photography, AI display technology, and generative AI features for Android. The company claims the phone is equipped with an Android-first ‘AI Camera Button’, for control of its 108MP main camera and 16MP resolution selfie-camera. The MediaTek Dimensity 7025-Ultra chipset supports imaging capabilities, including AI Eraser, AI... Read More
Fujifilm introduces Instax Mini 41 instant camera New Products 

Fujifilm introduces Instax Mini 41 instant camera

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FUJIFILM North America Corp., Imaging Division, announced the Instax Mini 41 instant camera. Updated with a stylish new look and improved functionality over its 2021-era predecessor, Instax Mini 40, the new version includes advancements in parallax correction and automatic flash control. Fujifilm’s Instax Mini 41 instant camera will be available for purchase by the end of April 202; pricing was... Read More
Blackmagic debuts 12K digital film camera, updates Resolve, and more New Products News 

Blackmagic debuts 12K digital film camera, updates Resolve, and more

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Blackmagic Design announced Blackmagic PYXIS 12K, a digital film camera that features a 12K RGBW sensor in the versatile PYXIS camera design. This new model features the same sensor as URSA Cine 12K LF with a massive 16 stops of dynamic range along with dual CFexpress media recorders, 10G Ethernet, and Blackmagic Cloud global sync. Blackmagic PYXIS 12K is available... Read More
Nikon debuts full-frame Z5II, raw format support at NAB 2025 New Products 

Nikon debuts full-frame Z5II, raw format support at NAB 2025

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Nikon announced Nikon Z5II, a new generation of intermediate-level full-frame/FX format camera. The Nikon Z5II uses the same high-power EXPEED 7 image processing engine as Nikon’s highest caliber professional models, the Z8 and Z9, the company said. The benefits of this processor are immediately apparent, affording incredible levels of performance and extremely fast AF with subject detection powered by deep... Read More
Printess unveils Printess-Make, a “text-to-design” tool for web-to-print New Products 

Printess unveils Printess-Make, a “text-to-design” tool for web-to-print

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Printess, announced Printess-Make, the first “Text-to-Design” tool, delivering fully editable, print-ready designs in seconds. Unlike existing AI-powered tools that require complex prompts and still generate generic results, Printess-Make creates customized, unique designs instantly, the company says. Users can describe their business, services, or any key details, and Printess-Make will generate an array of ready-to-print designs. Each design is fully editable,... Read More
Canon debuts PowerShot V1 and EOS R50 V cameras, two lenses New Products 

Canon debuts PowerShot V1 and EOS R50 V cameras, two lenses

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Canon U.S.A., Inc. debuted two cameras – PowerShot V1 and EOS R50 V – for content creators embarking on filmmaking, livestreaming, vlogging, and VR storytelling.  Canon also launched two R lenses for content creation. The $899.99 PowerShot V1 features: A grip designed for both normal and selfie shooting. Ultra wide-angle zoom lens—approximately 17-52mm for movie recording and 16-50mm/F2.8-4.5 for still imagery.... Read More
Amaze relaunches Teespring Marketplace New Products Updates 

Amaze relaunches Teespring Marketplace

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Amaze relaunched Teespring Marketplace, leveraging AI-driven curation, an expanded product catalog, and a creator-first model that maximizes visibility, engagement, and revenue for all creators, thhttps://pr.report/8olce company said. This strategic initiative aligns with the burgeoning creator economy, currently valued at $250 billion and projected to double to $480 billion by 2027. With more than 4.2 billion active social media users globally,... Read More
Axle AI, Archiware team up for AI-powered media search and archiving New Products Partnerships 

Axle AI, Archiware team up for AI-powered media search and archiving

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Axle AI, a provider of AI-powered media asset management (MAM) solutions, and Archiware, a pioneer in professional data management and archiving, announce a new optimized solution for the latest Apple M4 Mac Mini and Mac Studio. This integration combines AI-powered media search, intelligent metadata tagging, and seamless archiving. With Axle AI + Archiware on Apple Silicon, creative teams can: Simplify... Read More
Fujifilm debuts FUJIFILM GFX100RF, the first FUJIFILM GFX system fixed-lens mirrorless digital camera New Products 

Fujifilm debuts FUJIFILM GFX100RF, the first FUJIFILM GFX system fixed-lens mirrorless digital camera

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FUJIFILM North America Corp. announced the *FUJIFILM GFX100RF mirrorless digital camera, the first fixed lens camera in the history of the GFX System. FUJIFILM GFX100RF is expected to be available late April 2025 at a Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price of $4,899.95 USD and $6,999 CAD. The camera weighs only 735g (1.62 lbs), making it the lightest GFX System camera ever... Read More
Viltrox announces AF 135mm F1.8 LAB Z lens New Products 

Viltrox announces AF 135mm F1.8 LAB Z lens

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Viltrox announced the AF 135mm F1.8 LAB Z, a full-frame large aperture telephoto autofocus lens for Z-mount. Viltrox’s self-developed Quad HyperVCM motor technology ensures rapid, precise focusing. The $899 lens achieves resolution at F1.8 full aperture to faithfully capture sharp, true-to-life detail, with the option of dreamy bokeh. Viltrox’s patented Quad HyperVCM motor technology significantly enhances thrust conversion efficiency, enabling... Read More
Photobook.ai announces books as a service for brands Marketing New Products 

Photobook.ai announces books as a service for brands

GaryPageau
Photobook.ai has launched a new rewards service for marketers to bring mass personalization to their customers. Companies spent more than $250 billion last year creating innovative products for corporate gifts, from baseball caps, to USB keys, according to Photobook.ai’s CEO Terence Swee. Many of these swag items, however, end up in the garage, landfill or the display cabinet as they... Read More