tech radar Friday September 11, 2026
Camera Intelligence, the AI camera startup that created Caira, an AI-native Micro Four Thirds mirrorless camera, has announced that it is adding Generative Video Editing to the existing Caira camera system. Generative Video Editing works through the Caira app with footage captured on the existing Caira device — it can’t generate its own AI video, notes Tech Radar. The company says the feature will allow users to “relight” and “reframe” footage, as well as allowing them to "extend the world by 10 seconds beyond what was filmed on location," adds DP Review. Read the full Story >>
The New York Times Friday September 11, 2026
Keith Meyers joined The New York Times as a staff photographer in 1980, and over the following years he often made the World Trade Center towers part of his photographs. After the 9/11 terrorist attack, he photographed the towers for the final time, making aerial images from Ground Zero. “When I first arrived in New York in 1980, what struck me was the twin towers,” he writes in an essay. “Japanese artists used to use Mount Fuji as their backdrop a lot, and I guess the World Trade Center towers became my Mount Fuji.” Read the full Story >>
The Indendent Friday September 11, 2026
CBS News is pushing back against online claims that a promotional photograph for the upcoming 59th season of 60 Minutes was digitally altered or artificially generated. The image, made by photographer Mark Seliger at New York's Grand Central Station Oyster Bar, features the program’s new lineup of correspondents, notes The Independent. Social media users highlighted several visual anomalies, drawing particular attention to reporter Lesley Stahl appearing to lean against empty space. Seliger defended the portrait, noting the difficulty of getting a large group into a single frame. Read the full Story >>
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David Schonauer Friday September 11, 2026
Stock photo company Alamy is bringing big changes to how it pays contributors -- and many photographers are expecting less money as a result. The changes, announced in a blog post last month,
introduce a new tier system that will see many contributors' commission slashed from 40% to 20%. "Our objective is not simply to change commission rates. It's to ensure we can continue … Read the full Story >>
