Digital Photography Review

Digital Photography Review aims to be the leading source for detailed reviews, timely news, and an extensive database of consumer digital cameras globally. It also fosters an interactive community where members can engage, share ideas, and access valuable tools. Founded in December 1998, Digital Photography Review has expanded significantly, offering a rich resource of information that includes a comprehensive digital camera database, a timeline of developments, an active forum, galleries of image samples, a glossary, articles, reviews of lenses, printers, and software, user-submitted galleries, photo challenges, and much more. Today, DPReview stands as the most popular website for digital photography enthusiasts. We prioritize providing original, unbiased content filled with in-depth details. In 2007, Digital Photography Review became part of Amazon.com.

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Sony's latest tele zoom is fast and surprisingly light

2 days ago | dpreview.com | Richard Butler

Sony has announced the FE 50-150mm F2 GM tele zoom: a shorter but faster alternative to the traditional 70-200mm F2.8. Its wider aperture will particularly suit photographers of indoor sports and wedding photographers. The lens is the same 200mm (7.9") length as Sony's current 70-200mm F2.8 OSS GM II though 17% wider, at 103mm (4.1"). And, while it's a whole stop faster than the (longer and stabilized) 70-200mm, it's only 30% heavier, at 1340g (47.27oz), which feels surprisingly light in the hand.
What's the most interesting camera of 2025 really like to live with?

3 days ago | dpreview.com | Richard Butler

During the three weeks I've been shooting with the Sigma BF, a surprising number of people asked me what I thought of it. I'm not necessarily going to suggest you should go out and buy one, but I can honest say I really enjoyed it. Partly because it prompted me to think more about the photos I was taking than I have done in a long time.
Nikon steps up its tethered shooting game with an update to NX Tether

6 days ago | dpreview.com | Kara Murphy

Nikon's been on a roll this week. Following firmware updates for the Z9 and Z50II, the company released version 2.3.0 of NX Tether, its free tethered shooting software. NX Tether allows photographers and videographers to connect their Nikon camera directly to a computer for real-time control over focus, exposure, white balance and more, all while using a larger screen for improved precision.
Image of Palestinian boy with amputated limbs wins World Press Photo of the Year

6 days ago | dpreview.com | Kara Murphy

World Press Photo has announced its 2025 Photo of the Year, along with two finalists, highlighting some of the most impactful photojournalism of the past year. 3,778 photographers submitted 59,320 photographs, and DPReview recently covered the category winners. This year's top honor, revealed last night, was bestowed upon Samar Abu Elouf, a Palestinian photojournalist based in Doha, for The New York Times.
Sony World Photography Awards 2025 reveals its Photographer of the Year

1 week ago | dpreview.com | Kara Murphy

Sony World Photography Awards Overall Winners Sony's World Photography Awards celebrated the 18th edition of its Overall Winners competition with a gala ceremony in London. Ten professional category winners received recognition for their work across multiple genres, including architecture, wildlife, portraiture, and landscape. Each winner participated in Insights, a day of industry talks, and received Sony digital imaging equipment as a prize.
Blackmagic Design halts US factory plans due to concerns over tariffs

1 week ago | dpreview.com | Kara Murphy

Blackmagic Design, an Australian company known for its professional cinema cameras and DaVinci Resolve editing software, had ambitious plans to expand into American manufacturing with a new factory in Dallas, Texas. However, thanks to the newly introduced US tariffs, those plans have hit a snag. The company had hoped US-based production would strengthen ties with American semiconductor firms and streamline its supply chain.
Insta360 is teasing a new camera coming on April 22nd

1 week ago | dpreview.com | Kara Murphy

Insta360 released a teaser video on its YouTube channel this morning for an upcoming product launch on April 22nd. Titled "All Day. All Night. All Angles," the fast-paced 51-second clip showcases a variety of high-energy activities and stunts, suggesting a new 360-degree camera designed for versatile day-to-night shooting.
Polaroid unveils the Flip: a tech-packed instant camera made for an analog life

1 week ago | dpreview.com | Kara Murphy

This week, Polaroid announced its Flip point-and-shoot instant camera. In a world overrun by smartphones, digital addiction, and instant gratification in the form of endless online oversharing, the company is attempting to make a case for slowing down, being intentional, and enjoying something more tangible in photography. At its core, the Flip gives you a red button, eight exposures per film pack, and a flippable lid.
Adobe makes a strategic bet on AI-generated video with an investment in Synthesia

1 week ago | dpreview.com | Kara Murphy

Adobe is diving deeper into artificial intelligence with a new investment in Synthesia, a British AI startup that lets users create videos with lifelike avatars and voiceovers in 140+ languages.
A conversation with Sigma CEO Kazuto Yamaki: Still committed to Foveon

1 week ago | dpreview.com | Dale Baskin

“Yeah, of course," Sigma CEO Kazuto Yamaki replies when we ask if Sigma is still working on a full-frame Foveon sensor. "It takes a long time, so after we brought the project from the US to Japan, we had to start from scratch."It's the kind of direct answer we've come to expect from Yamaki, who is famously forthcoming when speaking to the media.