Corrections

theframeandlight is committed to accuracy. When an error is found in a factual reference page, our policy is to correct it, not to delete the content. A substantive correction will be clearly indicated at the foot of the relevant article. This note will state what was amended and the date the correction was made, ensuring transparency for all readers.

A substantive correction is made when a verifiable fact is wrong, such as an incorrect technical specification, a misattributed location, or an erroneous date. Minor typographical errors, grammatical fixes, or minor formatting adjustments that do not change the factual meaning of the text are not flagged as formal corrections. Our reference pages cover technique, gear, genres, photographers, and locations, so factual precision is essential.

Readers can report a suspected error by contacting us. To help us investigate quickly, please provide the full web address of the article and quote the exact claim you believe to be incorrect, along with any supporting evidence. We aim to review all reported errors and, where a correction is warranted, to implement it with a published note within five working days.

Some reference pages contain facts that change, such as award submission deadlines, software version features, or the operational status of a location. When the world changes, we update these pages as part of routine maintenance. If an update reverses or significantly alters a previous statement of fact, it will be treated as a correction and noted accordingly at the foot of the article.