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Two of the biggest new camera companies are suing each other.
12/06/2026

Two of the biggest new camera companies are suing each other.

PSA: be careful updating your Panasonic S9..."Recently, Panasonic released firmware V2 for the Panasonic S9, which lets ...
12/06/2026

PSA: be careful updating your Panasonic S9...

"Recently, Panasonic released firmware V2 for the Panasonic S9, which lets you use the camera with the latest version of the Lumix Lab app. That makes it a pretty exciting update, as Lumix Lab V3 adds a ton of new features, like the ability to edit Raws, download images via a wired connection, edit your custom color modes with the app and more."

This photographer backpacks with a Sony a7R IV in the mountains and captures some amazing night-time astrophotography.Ar...
11/06/2026

This photographer backpacks with a Sony a7R IV in the mountains and captures some amazing night-time astrophotography.

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Review Update: Sony's a7R VI comes speeding out of the studio with impressive dynamic range."Overall, the a7R VI's image...
10/06/2026

Review Update: Sony's a7R VI comes speeding out of the studio with impressive dynamic range.

"Overall, the a7R VI's image quality is truly impressive. 66MP offers the best resolution this side of medium format and is backed up by very high dynamic range. In mechanical shutter mode, the camera appears to be combining the low and high-gain readout modes of its dual conversion gain sensor, something that's made explicit as an option in 4K video mode. We can see the impact in our dynamic range testing and in some real-world images."

The DJI Osmo Pocket may finally have a real rival, and it shoots 8K.If you were buying a pocket-sized vlogging camera to...
10/06/2026

The DJI Osmo Pocket may finally have a real rival, and it shoots 8K.

If you were buying a pocket-sized vlogging camera today, would 8K recording influence your decision?

Apple's new AI photo tool can virtually move your camera after you shoot 🍎. "The first change is an update to the "Clean...
09/06/2026

Apple's new AI photo tool can virtually move your camera after you shoot 🍎. "The first change is an update to the "Clean Up" tool, which lets you remove unwanted elements in your image."

Check out Viltrox's latest APS-C lenses, specially made for portraits. Do you own a Viltrox lens? Let us know which one ...
08/06/2026

Check out Viltrox's latest APS-C lenses, specially made for portraits.

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Knives, whiskey, and RGB light: Inside one photographer's obsessive still-life work.Are you a DPReview reader and would ...
05/06/2026

Knives, whiskey, and RGB light: Inside one photographer's obsessive still-life work.

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03/06/2026

in Vienna is unlike anything we’ve ever visited. It’s an “analog palace manufactory” where every sense is catered to through analog processes.

From printing presses to vinyl cutting to One Instant, the world’s only peel-apart instant film, it’s a dream for anyone who loves old technology. They even have one of just seven 20x24 cameras in existence.

Chris Holmquist, the Production Manager for One Instant, took the time to show us around their Venetian-style building in the heart of Vienna, walking us through the history of the company and where they hope to go in the future. It’s truly a dream for analog lovers.

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The  2 is built around the same basic hardware, but has a slimmer design that takes cues from classic rangefinder aesthe...
03/06/2026

The  2 is built around the same basic hardware, but has a slimmer design that takes cues from classic rangefinder aesthetics, and includes several small but meaningful improvements. It’s a likable little camera, though with a sensor much smaller than a typical point-and-shoot, image quality isn’t the reason to buy one.

If you’re familiar with the original Camp Snap, here’s what’s changed. The most important addition is a dedicated on/off switch. On the original, the shutter button doubled as the power switch, which was awkward and potentially confusing. The Camp Snap 2 also gains an automatic sleep mode, so a forgotten power-off won’t drain the battery. Filter presets (color modes) can now be changed in-camera. The original required a computer connection to change modes, and if you wanted to change it, you had to reconnect to the computer.

Like the original, the Camp Snap 2 has a small screw securing the card slot door, and the new model adds a conventional slide-lock so you can remove the screw if you prefer. Since there’s no LCD screen for composing shots, you frame photos through a simple tunnel-style viewfinder. It’s not fancy, but it works, which is all it needs to do. The camera includes a 4GB microSD card, which Camp Snap says should hold around 2,000 photos. That’s plenty for a week at camp, and you can always use a larger card if needed.

Don’t expect the same level of image quality that you would get from a modern smartphone or even a retro point-and-shoot camera, though. The camera’s imaging sensor is tiny. In fact, it’s smaller than the ones used in most smartphone cameras, and it doesn’t benefit from any of the computational photography techniques those devices use to improve image quality.

The Camp Snap 2 is available in nine colors, including translucent options, and costs $70. It can be ordered directly from Camp Snap.

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