Digital Photography Review Newsletter: Thursday, August 18, 2022

CineD has launched a trio of new databases, including camera and lens databases and a Lens Coverage Tool. With the Lens Coverage Tool, users can see if a given lens will provide a full image circle for a specific camera and recording mode.

With its two new smartphones, the V25 and V25 Pro, vivo aims to deliver a high-quality photographic experience in a stylish form factor.

The limited-edition D-Lux 7 was designed in collaboration with streetwear company A BATHING APE and American graffiti artist STASH.

After shooting with an early production sample of Nikon's versatile Z 24-120mm F4 S late last year, we got hold of a second copy this spring. Take a look at our new gallery of samples, including images from all over the Western US and Berlin, Germany.

The new 20-40mm F2.8 Di III VXD zoom lens is designed for full-frame Sony E-mount camera systems and is set to launch in 'Fall 2022.'

According to a report from Bloomberg, Apple is expected to host its next iPhone launch event via livestream on September 7, 2022.

This new filter size means owners of lenses with 39mm front filter threads will now have a native option for attaching UV, circular polarizing and Black Pro-Mist filters without the need of a step-up ring.

Across nearly every major specification, Omnivision's new 200MP OVB0A matches up with the 200MP HP3 sensor Samsung announced back in June, including pixel size, binning ratio and autofocus technology.

Laowa just released a series of extremely compact anamorphic lenses, including a 35mm T2.4 and 50mm T2.4. These pint-sized optics make anamorphic capture very accessible, but how do they perform? We have answers.

This fully-manual tilt macro lens has a 1:1 magnification ratio and is available for Canon RF, Fujifilm X, L, Nikon Z and Sony E mounts.

Newland is a non-destructive, reversible conversion adapter to allow the use of Polaroid instant film on vintage Polaroid land cameras.

Drill Sergeant Chris Niccolls is back, this time in all-new Technicolor, to teach you cadets the basics of photography. This time around he's here to help with the ins and outs of white balance and perspective.

Have you ever come away from a busy shoot, wishing you could pay someone else to do all of your editing? Imagen might be just what you need. Click through to watch wedding and commercial photographer Jon Taylor Sweet use the power of Imagen to automatically edit photos from an engagement shoot.

This cardboard camera is roughly the size of a few credit cards stacked on top of one another and is capable of taking 16MP stills and 1080p video.

Samsung's new Odyssey Ark monitor is the ideal display for customers who love to live on the cutting edge of technology. The 55" curved display is massive, bright, fast and impressive. It's also $3,500.

Sigma's 24mm F1.4 DG DN Art lens is solid and well-built. We took it around the Emerald city to see the sights and to prove that it doesn't always rain in Seattle. Check out our sample gallery to see how this optic for L-mount and Sony E-mount performs.

Sony’s Xperia Pro and Pro-I smartphones have received an update that adds new professional monitoring overlays to the devices’ built-in monitoring capabilities for select Alpha camera models, as well as the ability to livestream to YouTube.

Shortlisted entries for the annual Astronomy Photographer of the Year awards were recently announced. Overall winners will be revealed on September 15th.

Our team at DPReview TV recently reviewed the new Canon EOS R10 mirrorless camera. Check out these sample photos shot while filming their review and let us know what you think of the R10's image quality.

A production copy of the Canon EOS R10, the company's newest entry-level APS-C mirrorless camera, has arrived in Canada. Chris tells you what you need to know, including how the R10 stacks up to the competition.

Photographer Mathieu Stern loves the strange and unusual. He also enjoys DIY projects. He combined these passions by turning a disposable camera lens into a cheap lens for his mirrorless camera.

Camera modifier and Polaroid enthusiast Jim Skelton wanted to use the affordable Instax Wide film but didn't want to use a cheap, ugly Instax 100 camera. He hacked together the Instax 100 and a stylish bellows-equipped Polaroid Model 455.