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Digital Photography Review's mission is to provide the most authoritative reviews of, the fastest, fullest news reports about, and the most comprehensive database of consumer digital cameras in the world, and to provide an open, active forum and useful tools for its community.
Digital Photography Review was founded in December 1998 and over the years has grown to include a vast digital camera database, timeline, forum, image sample galleries, a glossary and articles section, lens, printer and software reviews, user galleries, photo challenges and much more.
Today DPReview is the world's most popular dedicated enthusiast digital photography site. We believe in original and unbiased content with as much detail as we can provide. In 2007 Digital Photography Review was acquired by Amazon.com. Source
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Search ArticlesSigma is filling out its series of high-end large format cinema lenses, going wider and longer
The company has three new entries in its Aizu Prime series. When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Sigma has announced three new entries to its “Aizu Prime” series of cinema lenses: a 21mm, 100mm and 125mm. Like the rest of the lenses in the series, they’re fast at T1.3, and designed for “large format” cameras, with a 46.3mm image circle that could cover the film in a VistaVision camera or the sensor of an Arri Alexa LF Open Gate.
Zach Snyder’s new movie is about drugs, violence and photography Original
It seems cameras will play a staring role in The Last Photograph. When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Zack Snyder has directed movies about a lot of things: superheroes, space, ancient Greeks, owls, you name it. With his next film, it seems like we can add photography to that list.
6 photographers share the mistakes they’re glad they made Original
Home / Photography / interveiw From missed focus and accidental overexposure to a caption error, six image-makers share the mistakes that resulted in something good. When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Mistakes are part of life as a photographer or videographer. I’ve messed up too many times to count, forgetting to pack an extra battery, showing up to a shoot with a full memory card and botching my settings badly enough that the images were unusable.
DPReview mini-challenge begins on September 1 to celebrate Save Your Photos Month
Home / Articles / community Each day in September, we will announce a new theme for the month’s photo album mini-challenge. Share your photos, and they may be selected for a special spotlight article. When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. We’re celebrating Save Your Photos Month in September with a new type of photo-taking mini-challenge. We’d love for you to participate to show off your photography.
How visiting a car show made me feel better about the future of photography Original
Home / Opinion / photography On being surrounded by people with cameras who aren’t necessarily part of the photography tribe. When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Last week, Canon was kind enough to give me the opportunity to attended a Formula Drift event, featuring a high-horsepower competition and a car show with a lot of really interesting vehicles.
WhatCable is the free Mac app photographers with a drawer full of USB-C cables need Original
Home / Articles / software WhatCable has nothing to do with photography, yet it might be the most useful app I’ve added to my workflow this year. When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. We live in the USB era. Almost everything that connects to our computer these days goes through an interface so ubiquitous that the word “universal” appears in its name – the Universal Serial Bus.
Novachips CFexpress 4.0 cards survived a Kenya wildlife expedition — here’s what a professional shooter found
Award-winning wildlife and conservation photographer Amish Chhagan spent a recent expedition across Kenya photographing lions, rhinos and elephants, doing it all with Novachips Express CFexpress 4.0 Type B cards in his Nikon body.
I’m a camera expert: here’s why the iPhone 18 Pro Max’s rumored big camera feature probably won’t matter Original
Variable apertures historically haven’t made much of a difference to mobile photography When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. The rumor mill around Apple’s upcoming iPhones, set to be announced September 9, has been in full swing for months, and the word on the street is that there’s supposedly one big change coming to the new phone’s cameras: the iPhone 18 Pro Max will get a variable aperture on its main camera.
What a ‘Works in Progress’ session taught me about overcoming creative paralysis Original
Home / Opinion / inspiration Spending time around people who are actively creating offered a needed reminder to make more room for my own photographic practice. When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. I spend a lot of time thinking about my own photographic practice, but not nearly as much time doing anything about it. I have ideas for individual photos, for series I want to start or expand and concepts I would like to explore deeper.
Inside a macro photographer’s unusually complete Fujifilm kit built to shoot tiny insects
Home / Articles / community Community member Lester Lefkowitz is a frequent contributor to the DPReview forums and a prominent technical and scientific photographer. When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Home base: New York State, USA Community member Lester Lefkowitz is a frequent contributor to two notable DPReview forums: Fujifilm X System Talk and Macro & Still Life Photography.