Our latest Question of the week asked readers about the unfortunate accidents that have befallen many of their cameras and gear. Here are their answers!
February 4
February 3
Internal Raw video recording is becoming more common. What's the difference, and is it worth it?
CIPA's data for last year tells us a lot of interesting things about the camera industry.
February 2
Godox has announced the V1mid, a compact and lightweight on-camera flash unit.
It's a format that an increasing number of people insist their cameras should support. Should you?
February 1
This month, we decided to have a little fun, asking you to share some of the weird, wacky and silly signage you've come across during your photo adventures.
January 31
A look at what Leica's $9650, widest-ever Noctilux can do.
January 30
Our in-depth look at the S1RII, updated to discuss its video capabilities.
January 29
Continuing our new series on photography and gear, DPReview community member Rodrigo Pasiani shares how a teenage gift camera and nature hikes around the world led to a deep passion for documenting landscapes and wildlife.
The Noctilux M 35mm F1.2 Asph. enters new territory for the famed nameplate.
The 90mm F2.8 2X Ultra Macro APO has been around for a while, but is finding a home on a new mount (with a few design tweaks).
The RS 5 has some small, but handy new features and tweaks.
January 28
In this edition of our Question of the Week series, we're interested to hear what unfortunate (or perhaps fortunate?) accidents your camera has been through!
With modern mirrorless models offering fast shooting and impressive autofocus, we thought it was worth looking at how their specs compare to a pro camera of the previous generation.
January 27
I frequently rely on photography as a therapeutic tool to process emotions and get out of my own head.
Grain, clarity and dehaze effects are coming as non-destructive adjustment layers.
Firmware V1.10 has some subtle, but useful revisions.
January 26
Photographer Erez Marom takes us back to Mongolia to visit the mist-covered Jargant River, and to the Mongolian Steppe to capture the striking Pallas's cat.
January 25
John Abernathy threw his Leica to prevent it from being confiscated, and Pierre Lavie's photos of that moment have become international news. We spoke to both photographers.
January 24
DPReview's editors talk about their thoughts on this month's camera releases and the community's reactions to them.
January 23
It can be tempting to ignore the bad photos you take, but they are crucial to becoming a better photographer at every stage.
January 22
We put Leica's 61MP rangefinder in front of our studio scene to see if its image quality can match its price tag.
January 21
For our most recent Question of the Week, we asked you about projects you are working on, or have worked on in the past, to help maintain motivation, inspiration and learning. Here's what you all had to say.
Asked about reports of legal action against unlicensed third-party lenses, Nikon says it "promote[s] technological advancement through healthy competition" via licensees.
January 20
It now natively supports Nikon and Red's latest Raw format.
January 19
Tamron recently released its telephoto zoom for Z mount, so we took the opportunity to take a look at it.
January 18
Our January Editors' photo challenge celebrates the strange, weird, interesting, and unique outdoor signs and is open for submissions until January 24.
If you just bought a new camera, there are a handful of settings you'll want to check and adjust right out of the box.
January 17
We put a USB 3.2, USB4 and Thunderbolt 5 drive head-to-head to see if photographers would benefit from upgrading their external storage.
January 16
The winners of the 2025 DPG Masters Underwater Imaging Competition have been announced, highlighting stunning underwater photography from around the world.
January 15
The winners of the 2026 World Sports Photography Awards have been announced, with epic images covering sport around the world.
Taking a look at the footage from the a7 V compared to competitors like the Panasonic S1II and Canon EOS R6 III.
January 14
Ricoh has released the GR IV Monochrome, its promised black-and-white only enthusiast compact.
For this edition of our Question of the Week series, we want to know what projects you are undertaking (or have in the past) to spark creativity.
Fujifilm's divisive Instax Mini Evo Cinema camera will soon be available outside of Japan.
January 13
Eric Fossum, the inventor of the modern CMOS sensor and longtime friend of DPReview, was recently awarded the Draper Prize for Engineering, a top honor for engineering achievement.
Apple's new Creator Studio subscription bundles apps for creators.
Another CES comes and goes with no sign of progress for the SD card format.
January 12
The British Journal of Photography has announced the 100 winning images of Portrait of Britain Vol. 8.
DPReview readers have spoken: after two rounds of voting, it's time to announce the winner of our 2025 Reader's Choice Product of the Year.
January 11
Photo projects can be useful tools for getting beyond creative or technical ruts.
This month, we're taking a walk on the silly side. Dig out your favorite photo of a funny, farcical, or even a ridiculous sign.
January 10
Professional travel and landscape photographer takes us to Mongolia in the icy depths of winter.
January 9
Surely every X-T5 buyer wants an X half to go with it, right?
While the Consumer Electronics Show is no longer a premier event for cameras, we often get to see some interesting accessories.
January 8
Kicking off our new series on photography and gear, DPReview community member Bill Ferris shares his dedication to wildlife photography and the gear he relies on to get the shot.
January 7
Our latest Question of the week asked readers about their intended 2026 photography resolutions. Here are their answers!
Fujifilm has announced a hybrid instant camera that can capture both still images and video, but it's only available in Japan.
Godox has announced the AD100Pro II, bringing worthwhile updates to its popular strobe.
We put Sony's a7 V in front of our studio scene to see if its new, partially stacked sensor comes with any unwanted IQ surprises.
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