A photo of David Lynch by Nadav Kander was recently published on the cover of UK magazine The Big Issue. It would certainly be fantastic if Kander had sold the photo or gave his permission to the magazine to use it. Instead, it appears that someone photographed his framed print at an exhibition. They posted it to Alamy, and The Big Issue bought it from there, cropped it and used it for the cover....

ORIGINAL STORY: Google started shipping out Pixel 6 and 6 Pro handsets quite recently, and some issues / glitches have already been spotted by users. This seems to be a regular occurrence every year, though every phone release has issues. Google’s Pixel phones are usually under a microscope, though, as are iPhones, and Samsung’s Galaxy flagships. Several Pixel 6 glitches / issues have been reported thus far Several Pixel 6 glitches / issues have been reported thus far...

As a lot of you may know, I like to use the occasional gel in my shots to add a bit of interest. Sometimes these gels are rich and vibrant colours that drench an image in saturation and other times I just want to add a little something extra colour-wise without overpowering the whole image with a synthesised coloured look. For a more subtle colour look you’ll want to use tones that our eyes are more accustomed to seeing, for example orange and blue tones are heavily present in our daily visual journeys already....

Visible has fixed Pixel 7 & Pixel 7 Pro eSIM issues via an app update Visible has fixed Pixel 7 & Pixel 7 Pro eSIM issues via an app update What exactly happened? Well, users were not able to download an eSIM on their brand-new Pixel 7 series devices. Once they entered the Pixel 7’s IMEI the app said the device was not compatible. This put users in quite a pickle, as their service on an old device got deactivated as soon as an order for a new SIM got placed....

It’s not a secret that things like lasers and lidar can kill camera sensors. You get an intense beam of light pointed towards your camera, and then the lens focuses it into an even brighter point, frying pixels. But did you know that diffused reflected laser light can also cause this to happen? Photographer Andy Boyd knows. He had to learn the hard way after filming a laser tattoo removal which very quickly and easily fried a bunch of pixels on the sensor of his Sony A7SII in a series of rapid laser bursts....