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11 Best Photography RSS Feeds in 2026

11 feeds from 11 sites tagged “photography”, ranked by how many people follow each one in their readers, how often it posts and how recently. The list moves as the feeds are checked, every few hours at least.

  1. 1DPReviewdpreview.com · about 28 posts a weekPhotography News, Gear Reviews & CommunityLast post 25 Sept
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  2. 2Fstoppersfstoppers.com · about 30 posts a weekPhotography News and Community for Creative ProfessionalsLast post 24 Sept
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  3. 3PetaPixelpetapixel.com · about 21 posts a weekPhotography and Camera News, Reviews, and InspirationLast post 25 Sept
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  4. 4The Phoblographerthephoblographer.com · about 15 posts a weekThe Future of Human PhotographyLast post 24 Sept
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  5. 5Canon Rumorscanonrumors.com · about 10 posts a weekYour Best Source for Canon News, Rumors and MoreLast post 24 Sept
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  6. 6Colossalthisiscolossal.com · about 10 posts a weekThe best of art, craft, and visual culture since 2010.Last post 24 Sept
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  7. 7Nikon Rumorsnikonrumors.com · about 9 posts a weekwhere there’s smoke there’s fireLast post 24 Sept
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  8. 8SLR Loungeslrlounge.com · about 8 posts a weekPhotography Tutorials and NewsLast post 25 Sept
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  9. 9Photography Lifephotographylife.com · about 4 posts a weekPL provides various digital photography news, reviews, articles, tips, tutorials and guides to photographers of all levelsLast post 24 Sept
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  10. 10Digital Photography Schooldigital-photography-school.com · about 2 posts a monthDigital Photography Tips and TutorialsLast post 24 Sept
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  11. 11Lensrentals Bloglensrentals.com · about 1 post a monthPhoto/video thoughts from the largest rental house.Last post 23 Sept
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Latest photography posts

  1. Never-Before-Seen Cellphone Footage Shows the Terror Underground During the Chilean Mining Disaster

    · petapixel.com · Jeremy Gray

    In 2010, the world watched as 33 miners were trapped half a mile beneath the surface of the Earth in Chile's Atacama Desert for 69 days. These miners faced complete darkness, immense stress, and a never-ending expectation of death. Their experiences and how the rest of the world experienced the…

  2. Leica’s Lux iPhone app gets a Steve McCurry Artist Look, and its grip now comes in silver

    · dpreview.com · Dale Baskin

    The Lux 2.0 update, due in early October, adopts the gallery from Leica's Fotos app and redesigns the interface. The $395 (€300) silver grip includes a year of Lux Pro.

  3. Bridge Photography Tips and Inspiration

    · slrlounge.com · Sean Lewis

    Bridges make amazing subjects for photos. Use the tips and images we've compiled to inspire your own bridge photography!

  4. How to get the best photos from your iPhone

    · dpreview.com · Mitchell Clark

    If you’ve recently upgraded your iPhone, or are getting more into photography, you may be wondering how to make the most of the increasingly sophisticated camera hardware and relatively complex software. It can be a surprisingly in-depth topic, especially given the range of hardware available…

  5. Nikon Z5II vs. Nikon Z5IIC specification comparison

    · nikonrumors.com · [NR] admin

    Nikon Z5II vs. Nikon Z5IIC specifications comparison: The post Nikon Z5II vs. Nikon Z5IIC specification comparison appeared first on Nikon Rumors . Related posts: SmallRig accessory ecosystem for Nikon Z5IIC camera announced Nikon Z5IIC camera officially announced The Nikon Z5IIC camera is rumored…

  6. How Image Stabilization Physically Works: Magnets, Gyros, and Floating Glass

    · fstoppers.com · Alex Cooke

    Tilt a 600mm lens by a tenth of a degree, a movement too small to feel, and the image it projects slides about a millimeter across the sensor. Nearly every stabilizer in a modern still camera exists to cancel that millimeter while the shutter is open, either by shoving a piece of glass sideways or…

  7. SmallRig’s New Cage Aims to Take Advantage of the Nikon Z5 IIC’s Video Chops

    · petapixel.com · Jeremy Gray

    That didn't take long. Nikon announced its new Z5 IIC camera last night, and SmallRig has already unveiled new accessories for it, including a quick release cage kit and a baseplate. [ Read More ]

  8. Xiaomi is upgrading the cameras in its 18 Pro and Pro Max to 200MP models

    · dpreview.com · Abby Ferguson

    The company is doubling down on its Leica partnership with two new flagships that share the same triple-camera system.

  9. Fantastic Plants Spring from Taehyoung Maria Jeon’s Digital Illustrations

    · thisiscolossal.com · Grace Ebert

    Taehyoung Maria Jeon reimagines the plants cohabitating in her apartment, beginning with leaves and stems before venturing into surreal terrain. Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member today and support independent arts publishing for as little as $7 per month. The…

  10. 15 Photos to Inspire You to Enter the Sony World Photography Awards 2027

    · petapixel.com · Jeremy Gray

    The Sony World Photography Awards 2027 remain open for entry, and the World Photography Organization today announced the judges for this year's competition, the 20th edition of the Sony World Photography Awards. As part of the announcement, the Sony World Photography Awards shared 15 photos already…

  11. Are We Out of Touch? | The PetaPixel Podcast

    · petapixel.com · Jaron Schneider

    This week on The PetaPixel Podcast, the team stands firm in their belief that camera brands are misunderstanding the "smartphone generation" as they call it. [ Read More ]

  12. Jo Ann Chaus Delivers Photographs That Force You to Slow Down

    · thephoblographer.com · Chris Gampat

    When I look at the photos of Jo Ann Chaus, I'm sort of transported to a fantasy land of sorts involving a time now long lost. Her obsession with color and what appears to be a love of something almost around the Mad Men era speaks to a romantic side of us that's rooted more in originality and a…

  13. Custom Bracket for the Hasselblad XPan Finally Centers It on Tripods

    · petapixel.com · Jaron Schneider

    The Hasselblad XPan (and the Japan-only Fujifilm TX-1) is a beloved camera that remains unique even today. But one part of the design is a bit annoying: the location of the tripod screw. A new bracket from Mutiny fixes that. [ Read More ]

  14. The RodeCaster Video Series Now Does 4K Capture and Distribution

    · petapixel.com · Jeremy Gray

    RØDE, hereafter referred to as "Rode," has released RodeCaster Video 1.4. It is a free, major firmware update for the company's all-in-one video production consoles, the RodeCaster Video, RodeCaster Video S, and RodeCaster Video Core. [ Read More ]

  15. Why Exposure Isn’t a Setting: It’s a Decision

    · fstoppers.com · Justin Tedford

    One issue in the photography community has always lingered, and only tenured photographers seem to grasp it: exposure is a decision, not a setting. [ Read More ]

  16. iPhone 18 Pro Max sample gallery: variable aperture in real shooting conditions

    · dpreview.com · Dale Baskin

    Apple says the variable aperture changes everything – these images, shot across a range of lighting conditions and subject types, show what F1.48 actually delivers.

  17. This DPReview community member zooms in on mesmerizing insects using an Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II

    · dpreview.com · Mathew Anderson

    Durham photographer Peter Swan shares the compact Micro Four Thirds kit behind his striking insect and macro images.

  18. Information About Canon’s Coming Macro Lens

    · canonrumors.com · Craig Blair

    Disclosure September 24, 2026 The header image is a mockup and not the real lens. Don't shoot the messenger. We have some new information about the coming Macro lens from Canon, and the enthusiasts around these parts may not be in love with what's coming. New Canon Macro It looks like the new Macro…

  19. The Composition Habit That Fixes Cluttered Street Photos

    · fstoppers.com · Alex Cooke

    You keep taking pictures of anything that catches your eye, and back home they look off without any obvious reason why. Crowds pile up, harsh sun bites, and the frame reads as noise instead of a subject. [ Read More ]

  20. Red Moons and Lightning Illuminate Sarah Lee’s Uncanny Landscapes

    · thisiscolossal.com · Kate Mothes

    Supple mountains cradled by lakes and forests are tinged with magical realism. Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member today and support independent arts publishing for as little as $7 per month. The article Red Moons and Lightning Illuminate Sarah Lee’s Uncanny…