The company still hasn’t shared pricing or other details Ricoh Ricoh has announced the release date of its 30th anniversary Ricoh GR IV kit, which includes the camera and a host of extras: October 21st (which is, from what I can tell, the actual anniversary of the original GR1’s release). While the chart posted on […]
Canon updates and upgrades its entry-level full-framer Mitchell Clark The Canon EOS R8 II is an entry-level full-frame mirrorless camera with a 24.2MP CMOS sensor. However, it’s gained in-body image stabilization and a joystick, addressing two of the biggest shortcomings of the original EOS R8. Key specifications 24.2MP FSI CMOS sensor IBIS up to 7.5EV […]
The company has revamped the all-in-one app’s Raw workflow. Affinity Affinity has announced that the latest version of its free app is its “biggest photo editing update yet,” making the included Raw editor more powerful and easy to use. In its press release, Canva, which owns Affinity, says it added “nine new color, sharpening, and […]
Sony’s new 400mm F4.5 GM and 600mm F6.3 GM share a barrel diameter, filter thread and control layout, and differ in length by just 21mm. We spent two weeks with both. Dale Baskin When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Sony’s new FE 400mm F4.5 GM OSS and […]
The two new G Master primes have a lot in common, including a sub-1Kg weight. Dale Baskin Sony has announced the FE 400mm F4.5 GM OSS and FE 600mm F6.3 GM OSS. The company claims that both are the lightest super-telephoto lenses in their class, promising superb sharpness in a compact package. The two lenses […]
The Pal 2 drops the original’s rounded shape for a rectangular, retro body and adds new hardware specs. Fujifilm is also launching the Instax Link Wide 2 printer alongside it. Fujifilm When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Fujifilm is refreshing two of its Instax products with second-generation […]
Lens caps were the most commonly recovered non-trash item from Yellowstone’s hydrothermal features, offering a reminder to keep loose camera gear secure. Almost every photographer has lost a lens cap at some point. They roll under car seats, disappear into the bottom of camera bags and, apparently, tumble into Yellowstone’s hydrothermal features. A recent post […]
We worked with Prof. Eric Fossum to help explain the latest step forward in sensor design Mykim Dang It’s increasingly likely that you’ll have heard the term LOFIC, and some of the excitement around the capability it brings. We spoke to Professor Eric Fossum, inventor of the modern CMOS image sensor, who turns out to […]
The return of the PEN means photographers traveling light have a choice Richard Butler I’m not sure how it took us so long to get back to this point, but in my head, the launch of the OM System PEN marks the return of a time when keen photographers have some really good choices for […]
Testing the PEN in its natural environment: outward bound and broadly abroad Richard Butler We received the PEN just in time to shoot the studio scene before I headed off to the UK for a short break. This meant I got to spend a chunk of time using it the way it’s intended: for everyday […]
