Posts by Author: Alex Baker
Photographer who won AI image award with real photo is disqualified
Yesterday, DIYP reported that a photographer had won an AI image award with a real photograph. After coming clean about the photo, he has now…
Real photo wins AI image competition
“Nature still out-does the machine,” or so says the tagline of Miles Astray‘s award winning shot “Flamingone”. The image won the People’s Vote and Jury…
Ai trained on photos of kids’ entire lives without consent
Photos of children from Brazil have been used to train AI data sets without permission, a report has discovered. Some of these children have had…
Move over Sora, Kling is the new AI video generator to watch out for
If you’ve been losing sleep over losing all your work to AI generators, then I’m afraid this latest AI video generator isn’t going to help…
Blackmagic enters the immersive VR world with a camera fit for Apple Vision Pro
We all wondered how the Apple Vision Pro was ever going to have enough high-quality VR content when there was apparently no camera in existence…
Canon announces a new dual fish eye lens for VR videos that won’t break the bank
Canon has announced the new RF-S 3.9mm f/3.5 STM Dual Fisheye lens, targeting social media creators interested in creating VR content. The new lens will…
Is it stealing or inspiration? Another pop star copies another photo
Pop singer Sabrina Carpenter has drawn criticism over her recent album cover photo because it heavily resembles another photograph. The 25-year-old singer shared her Short…
If you can’t afford a Leica, don’t worry, just get the Leica Lux app
We’d all love a Leica, however, most of us don’t love the Leica price tag that comes with it! But don’t worry, now you can…
Atmospheric dim sum preparation photo wins Pink Lady® Food Photographer of the Year 2024
Chinese photographer Zhonghua Yang, has won the overall prize of Pink Lady® Food Photographer of the Year 2024, with his photo of a rural Chinese…
Take your best one-light portraits by ‘finding the light’
When you’re starting out shooting with strobes, it can be difficult to visualise how the lighting might look. This is why, as with anything, it’s…
