The cameras and, more importantly, accessories, that help me do my job. As a camera reviewer, my job often requires me to travel to check out new products, not only to test them, but to also cover them so I can share them with you all. That process requires a bit of supporting gear, and […]
We explored Canon’s connectivity app on both iOS and Android, to see how it behaves Richard Butler Easy smartphone connection is one of the most asked-for features we hear when talk to people about cameras, so we thought we’d investigate the current state of all the brands’ apps. Beyond a few frustrations, we found Canon’s […]
The company has stripped an entry to its Small World In Motion competition of its first place prize. Nikon Photo and video competitions have had to deal with fakes and forgeries since their invention, a task that’s become increasingly difficult in the age of generative AI. Many competitions have had to deal with revelations that […]
SynthID Detector has its limitations, but is an important part of an ecosystem. Mitchell Clark Google has made its free tool for identifying SynthID watermarks available to the general public, potentially making it easier to tell whether what you’re looking at was created by or edited with generative AI. While the tool is only looking […]
Proper support lets different formats deliver on their size/price/IQ promise Richard Butler I’m going to argue that Sigma’s 50-120mm F2.8 is one of the most interesting lenses this year. And not just because I’ve been asking for something like it, for years. Different formats have different strengths and weaknesses, generally offering a different balance of […]
The company says it’s designed for group photos, but it may not be the best for that. Yashica When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Yashica has announced a new compact camera called the Crew, which it says is “inspired by the collective energy of friend groups, production […]
From delicate flowers to elaborate traps, this photographer reveals the unexpected beauty of carnivorous plants. He shares how a Panasonic S1R and vintage lenses help him balance scientific detail with imaginative close-ups. Florent Chouffot Meet Florent Chouffot Home base: Belfort, France Florent Chouffot, known in the community as Adynatoon, is fascinated by the relationship between […]
Sigma’s new 50-120mm F2.8 prompts a look back at an oft-overlooked lens that should have been a classic Richard Butler Sometimes the future creeps up on you quicker than you expected. We’ve been thinking about re-starting our Throwback Thursday series for a while, but Sigma’s announcement of a 75-180mm equivalent lens for APS-C rather forced […]
Slowly but surely, Nikon shooters are getting more options. Sigma Sigma has announced that it’s bringing its 16-300mm F3.5-6.7 DC OS (24-450mm equiv.) APS-C lens to Z-mount. While it may not be the most exciting addition to the lineup – Nikon APS-C shooters have already had access to a very similar option from Tamron – […]
Fast 75-180mm equiv lens is coming to most of the popular lens mounts and is smaller than you can believe Richard Butler Sigma has announced the 50-120mm F2.8 OS DC | Contemporary, a fast telezoom for APS-C mirrorless cameras. The lens delivers a 75-180mm equivalent range for Fujifilm X or Sony E mount cameras and […]
