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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March Editors' photo challenge announced: Chasing Summer

6 days ago | dpreview.com | Dale Baskin

The theme for our June Editors' photo challenge is 'Chasing Summer'. With summer just around the corner, we want to see photos that evoke the spirit of summer fun and adventure. Whether it's jumping into cold water on a hot day, melting ice cream, or epic road trips, we want to see what 'Chasing Summer' looks like through your lens. Our favorites will be featured on the DPReview homepage later this month. This challenge is open to photos taken at any time.
We're hiring! DPReview is looking for a full time Community Manager

1 week ago | dpreview.com | Dale Baskin

Do you want to shape the online experience for one of the world's largest audiences of photography enthusiasts? DPReview is hiring! We're looking for a full-time Community Manager with experience building active and engaged online spaces to join our Editorial team and help grow our online forums.
Google Photos is celebrating its 10th birthday with new features

1 week ago | dpreview.com | Mitchell Clark

We've arrived at an important anniversary for a tool that many photographers use: Google Photos turns ten this week. When it was launched in 2015, Google pitched it as a "standalone product that gives you a home for all your photos and videos, helps you organize and bring your moments to life, and lets you share and save what matters."It still essentially does that, but now with a heaping helping of AI assistance for finding the photos you're thinking of and making edits.
You can now own David Lynch's cameras - and even his espresso machines

1 week ago | dpreview.com | Dale Baskin

Earlier this year, the film world lost a true original: director David Lynch, a Hollywood legend, passed away at 78. He was widely seen as one of the most innovative filmmakers ever, directing classics like Mulholland Drive, Blue Velvet, The Elephant Man, Eraserhead, and the Dune (the 1984 original, not the recent remake). And, of course, he created the unforgettable cult TV series Twin Peaks, a show that proved just how strange TV could be.
Camp Snap camera review: Perfect for camp rules, but what about the photos?

1 week ago | dpreview.com | Dale Baskin

With summer approaching, many kids will soon head off to summer camp, toting duffel bags filled with sunscreen, bug spray, and, often, a camera to capture their memories. The Camp Snap ($70) is a point-and-shoot camera designed specifically for this purpose. It’s super simple – no LCD screen, no complex settings – and its price means it won’t be a disaster if it ends up at the bottom of a lake or covered in s'mores.
Fujifilm's new camera is silly and fun, but is it just a joke?

2 weeks ago | dpreview.com | Richard Butler

All product photos: Richard ButlerThe Fujifilm X half is a JPEG-only compact camera with a fixed focal length and a vertically orientated sensor, designed to mimic the experience of shooting with a half-frame film camera. It prioritises fun over technical excellence.
Ricoh developing new GR IV with camera due later this year

2 weeks ago | dpreview.com | Richard Butler

Ricoh developing new GR IV with camera due later this year Perhaps unsurprisingly for such a well-established line of cameras, the design study for the new camera looks an awful lot like its predecessor. Image: RicohRicoh has announced the development of the GR IV, the latest in its long-running and much-loved series of fixed lens compact cameras. An HDF version with built-in highlight diffusion filter will also be offered.
How to set up your camera for beautiful bird photography

2 weeks ago | dpreview.com | Abby Ferguson |Kara Murphy

Photographing birds can be thrilling and frustrating at the same time. These creatures are fast and unpredictable, so documenting them requires more than a sharp eye. You need the right camera settings to freeze motion, capture fine detail, and handle challenging light. Whether you're tracking birds in your yard or out in the wild, photographing them perched or in flight, the right combination of shutter speed, aperture and autofocus can make all the difference when getting the shot.
It's time to vote for your favorite photos from our May editor's challenge

2 weeks ago | dpreview.com | Mitchell Clark

Submissions have closed for our May editor's challenge, where we were looking for photos of human-powered travel. That means it's time to vote for your favorites submitted by the community. You can head to the challenge page to see the entries and to vote on them. User votes don't determine which photos end up getting selected to be displayed on our homepage next week – it is the Editor's challenge, after all – but they do help show support for community members who share their photography.
World Press Photo suspends Nick Ut's attribution of "Napalm Girl" image

3 weeks ago | dpreview.com | Kara Murphy

In response to claims made in a documentary, World Press Photo has suspended its official attribution for one of the most famous photographs of the 20th century. The Stringer, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January, raises questions about who took The Terror of War, an image that's become known as Napalm Girl. The 1972 photo of a naked nine-year-old girl, Phan Thi Kim Phuc, fleeing a napalm attack has long been credited to Nick Ut of the Associated Press (AP).