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MyBoook.com is a new website & gallery builder that automatically syncs with Adobe Lightroom (coupon code included)


MyBoook is a website builder for photographers built around Adobe Lightroom. You connect your Adobe account, choose which albums you want public, and they become live galleries on your own website – no manual upload, no re-export. Edit or add a photo in Lightroom and the site follows. On top of the portfolio, you get a print shop with Stripe payments, private client galleries, an Instagram feed, a custom domain, and multilingual pages. Plans start at $9.90/month.

  
WHY IT IS DIFFERENT

Most portfolio platforms ask you to export, resize, and re-upload your photos, then do it all over again when you re-edit. MyBoook plugs into the Lightroom cloud instead: your catalog stays the single source of truth, and the website is just a view of it. The integration runs on Adobe’s official partner API and went through Adobe’s review process.

WHAT IS INCLUDED

  • Adobe Lightroom sync: albums become galleries automatically
  • 16 themes, customizable fonts and colors
  • Unlimited private client galleries
  • Print shop with secure Stripe payments (the money goes to the photographer’s own Stripe account)
  • Instagram feed pulled into the site
  • Custom domain (or a free name.myboook.com subdomain)
  • Multilingual sites and a full back office
  • Google/SEO settings built in
  • Pro plan adds a free-form page composer, reusable layouts, and the Community where photographers share and sell their own themes

PRICING

  • Casual: $9.90/month or $99/year
  • Pro: $19.90/month or $199/year
  • No commitment, cancel in one click.

COUPON CODE

You can use coupon code PHOTORUMORS for 3 months free, one per person, on either plan – see the details on this page:

  • Monthly: the first 3 months are $0, then the normal rate of the plan they picked.
  • Annual: 3 months free instead of the usual 2, so the first year is $89.10 on Casual and $179.10 on Pro, then the normal annual price.

You can also just type PHOTORUMORS in the promo field at signup.


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Du vibe coding au brain fry : la nouvelle fatigue qui terrasse les devs

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Les développeurs les plus en pointe avec l’intelligence artificielle générative décrivent une fatigue d’un genre nouveau, la vibecoding fatigue ou l’AI brain fry. Des parades sont inventées pour ne pas se laisser soumettre par l’IA. Cette fatigue pourrait gagner tous les métiers du langage, des journalistes aux juristes en passant par les traducteurs.

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FieldMade released custom indicator labels for OM System cameras and lenses and the new Sony FX5 camera


FieldMade has finally released custom indicator labels for OM System cameras and lenses and the new Sony FX5 camera:

  • Get 10% off your FieldMade order with code “Rumors10“ (minimum purchase of $20 CAD, cannot be combined with other discounts)
  • Previous coverage of FieldMade can be found here
  • Additional information on the new labels:

  • Each label is sold separately and includes a rear lens cap indicator and a front cap indicator.
  • Rear indicators feature the filter size, focal length, aperture & lens designations.
  • Front indicators feature the focal length and filter size.
  • Custom-made for the original brand rear and front lens caps.
  • Made of durable, UV & scratch-resistant matte vinyl from North America.
  • Waterproof and outdoor-rated adhesive.
  • Crafted in our Montreal, Canada, workshop.
  • Ships in 1-3 business days
  • Each camera model sticker is sold separately
  • Custom-made for the original brand body cap
  • Made in Quebec, Canada
  • Made of durable scuff-free vinyl: outdoor-rated premium vinyl from the USA with permanent adhesive.
  • Tax-Free for US Customers > Printed in Canada using premium US-made vinyl. As a USMCA-compliant product (Category C), all orders shipping to the USA are exempt from taxes and import duties.

New FieldMade stealth blackout decals kits for Sony, Canon, Nikon, and Leica cameras (coupon code included)

Field Made unveiled a complete customizable battery indicator/labels ecosystem for Canon, Nikon, and Sony cameras (coupon code included)

FieldMade introduced new custom lens hood & Pelican case indicator labels

FieldMade finally released custom indicator labels for OM System cameras and lenses

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FieldMade introduced new custom lens hood & Pelican case indicator labels

 
 
FieldMade introduced new custom lens hood & Pelican case indicator labels.

  • Get 10% off your FieldMade order with code “Rumors10“ (minimum purchase of $20 CAD, cannot be combined with other discounts)
  • Previous coverage of FieldMade can be found here
  • Additional information on the new labels:

Customizable Lens Hood & ID Labels
Engineered to stop the frustration of mixing up identical-looking lens hoods on busy sets. This system allows shooters to easily differentiate similar hoods while adding their custom studio or business name directly to lens bodies and camera setups for durable, clean ownership tracking.

Customizable ID Labels for Pelican Cases
Heavy-duty, weatherproof labels designed to replace messy gaffer tape on rugged hard cases. These IDs allow creators to identify exactly what gear is inside each case at a glance, giving the entire production kit a sleek, cohesive, and professional look during client sessions.

New FieldMade stealth blackout decals kits for Sony, Canon, Nikon, and Leica cameras (coupon code included)

Field Made unveiled a complete customizable battery indicator/labels ecosystem for Canon, Nikon, and Sony cameras (coupon code included)

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Here is what’s coming next in Aftershoot





Here is what’s coming next in Aftershoot (free trial | galleries | previous coverage | “AI will not replace us“):

  • AI Culling: Cull to Target Beta, selection accuracy up from 79% to 83%, on-device Face Recognition, and Tethering Beta.
  • AI Editing: 5 new Creator profiles, 3 new Aftershoot profiles, Portrait & Headshot Crop, and exposure improvements.
  • Aftershoot RAW Engine: Tone Curves & Live Histogram, Clones / Virtual Copies, masking improvements, and Dynamic AI Learning.
  • AI Retouching: Double chin & dark circle removal, neck brightening, shadow generation in background replacement, and faster sync.
  • Gallery Sharing: More print labs (NPhoto, Loxley, Bayphoto), Brand Kits, Portfolios & Collections, and Sales Automation.
  • Aftershoot Photon: A free Lightroom alternative. Fast, native, and clutter-free.

Aftershoot: “The Workflow is Now Complete” and “AI that works for you, not against you”

Ending soon: DxO, Luminar, Aftershoot, and ON1 discounts

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Ending soon: DxO, Luminar, Aftershoot, and ON1 discounts


DxO started a new summer sale where you can get 20% off any DxO software with the discount code SummerRumors2026 (valid for new customers only). This offer is valid until July 10th, 2026. See the latest DxO releases here. DxO recently introduced 965 new modulessee this page for details.


You can use the exclusive Luminar coupon code RUMORS20NEO for an additional 20% off on top of the ongoing Summer sale. The code is valid until June 30. Additional information on the Skylum Luminar Neo Summer Sale can be found here


ON1 Photo RAW 2026.4 21st Anniversary Sale: up to 60% off this month. See the latest ON1 releases here.


Use the coupon code RUMORS for a 15% discount at Aftershoot. See the details on their latest major release here.


Topaz Labs is offering 20% off a new plan.


Travel Photography Cheat Sheets summer sale: up to 88% off until June 30th.

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