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B&H Photo Superstore in New York City announced Payboo. It's a credit card backed by Synchrony Bank which offers customers the ability to get back their sales tax by the way of rewards. It means that if your state's sales tax is 6% then your rewards is 6%, if it's 10% then your reward is 10%. The reward is used as statement credit. Know that the APR of the credit card is 29.99%. Instead, I recommend checking out my project Photo Idō which offers photographers the ability to save at local independent camera stores without the need for a credit card.

Adobe has done it again. Adobe renamed Lightroom Again. First Adobe renamed Lightroom to Lightroom Classic CC. Then they released a "light" version of Lightroom and called it Lightroom CC (instead of Lightroom Elements). Now, almost two years later, Adobe is renaming Lightroom Classic CC to Lightroom Classic.

Since switching to the Nikon Z6, and using it in place of a webcam for screencast and desk filmed videos I've noticed two things.

Peter McKinnon is a photographer and filmmaker from Canada. He's quite popular on YouTube if you didn't already know. Peter published a video on YouTube teaching how to do the Quick-Cut Technique like Edgar Wright.

See 2 AI Photography Web Apps that I think are so impressive, especially for their prices. The first is Remove.BG which removes the backgrounds from your images in second. The other is letenhance.io which enlarges your images in less than a minute.

The Nikon FTZ Lens Adapter is now free. Seriously, Nikon? I mean, come on. So many of us spent our hard earned $250 to buy the adapter, or if you got it with the kit, $100. No matter what, making it free is a punch to the gut. I really hope that you somehow do good by your loyal customers.