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DxO PhotoLab 10 Hands-On: Finding Depth All Over the Place

More and more, DxO’s PhotoLab stands out as a worthy alternative because you don’t have to pay for it every month. You pay once and can hang on to that version for as long as you like, though upgrades to new versions come with a fee -- usually about half the price. Version 10 isn’t as big a step forward as past ones but it patches some holes left behind by the others.

How This Photographer Turned a Love of Places Into His Career

A triptych showing a canoe on a lake near a screened gazebo, a mountain view from an infinity pool, and a steaming bathtub.

Jon Kreye has spent more than eight years photographing cabins, vacation rentals, hotels, and resorts around the world for major travel and lodging companies. In this exclusive PetaPixel interview, the award-winning photographer shares how his love of travel and unique places shaped his career, his approach to storytelling and light, and why staying true to his creative voice matters.

Rollei Retro 400S Is a Film for Making Loud, Brash, Dramatic Statements

A box of Rollei Retro 400S 135-36 film sits centered on a decorative amber-colored glass plate.

Welcome to another Film Friday review, where we like to dig into a particular film emulsion, lay out a bit of its history, share our personal experiences with it and provide some inspiration for why you should try it out. This episode features Rollei Retro 400S, the high speed member of the Rollei Retro family that also includes 80S and Superpan 200.