When companies announce and market new cameras, they include sample images. By default, most people would believe these photos are from the latest product, and often, they are.
But not always. Panasonic reportedly found itself on the wrong side of this situation last week when it announced the Lumix S9.
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Earlier this week it was revealed that Panasonic Japan used numerous stock photos -- including at least one shot by a Nikon Ambassador -- to illustrate the new Lumix S9.
Stock photo website Depositphotos has launched an AI image generator which it says is commercially safe to use.
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