In a world where design meets functionality, Switzerland has unveiled a passport that’s as secure as it is stunning. Crafted by Geneva-based RETINAA, the new design is a symphony of watermarks, UV-reactive illustrations, and undisclosed security features. It’s not just a travel document; it’s a statement of Swiss precision and artistry.
Meanwhile, Fujifilm continues to push the boundaries of photography with the GFX100RF, a camera that marries the compactness of the X100 series with the power of a medium format sensor. At 102 megapixels, it’s a beast of a machine, though its $4,899 price tag might make you think twice before snapping it up. Will it dethrone the Leica Q series? Only time—and pixels—will tell.
In the realm of space exploration, two astronauts recently returned to Earth after a marathon 286-day mission. Butch and Suni, the dynamic duo, circled our planet 4,576 times, conducted 150 experiments, and racked up 900 hours of research. Suni even set a new record for female spacewalking time. Their splashdown marked the end of an odyssey that redefined what’s possible in orbit.
Canon is teasing a new compact camera, set to rival the Fuji X100 and Ricoh GRiii. Details are scarce, but the anticipation is palpable. And in Hollywood, Paul Thomas Anderson is cooking up something mysterious—rumored to be a $100 million epic starring Leonardo DiCaprio. With a teaser out and a full trailer on the horizon, the buzz is building.
Finally, Leatherman’s Micra tool gets a 2025 refresh, now available in sleek new colors. At 1.8 ounces, it’s the perfect pocket companion for adventurers and everyday carry enthusiasts alike.
