Digital Photography Review Newsletter: Wednesday, October 31, 2018

Longsys has announced 'the world's largest A2 microSD card,' under its Lexar brand name, a 512GB Class 10 microSDXC card with a V30 rating.

Dubblefilm has released a new film stock that features pre-exposed colors on the film to give your shots a rainbow aesthetic.

Yongnuo has teased an upcoming mirrorless camera on its Facebook page and is currently running a contest to find a name for the device.

Just in case you were wondering what’s packed inside the Nikon Z7 and how well constructed it is, Lens Rentals has kindly opened one up so you don’t have to.

Leica has a storied history and a tremendous reputation for the quality of its lenses. Yet Richard Butler's take-away from the launch of a no-LCD, app-mediated camera is that he is most impressed by the company's innovative ideas. And, weirdly, he seems to mean it.

Samsung has unveiled its latest pair of half-inch image sensors, the the 48-megapixel GM1 and 32-megapixel GD1.

Apple, today, announced the latest updates to its iPad and Mac lineup, including a new iPad, Apple Pencil, MacBook Air, and Mac Mini.

MS Optics has created its latest Sonnar-inspired lens, the Sonnetar 73mm F1.5 FMC.

The Hasselblad XCD 80mm F1.9 isn't just the fastest lens for the medium-format system, it's Hasselblad's fastest lens ever. With a 63mm equivalent view, it's a solid candidate for portraiture among other things.

DJI has announced The Mavic 2 Enterprise, a modular, beefed-up version of its Mavic 2 Zoom drone designed for businesses and government agencies.

Panasonic has announced the AK-SHB810, the first camera to use its much-anticipated organic 8K sensor.

The developer behind the popular iPhone camera app Halide has shared how it might be possible to expand Portrait mode on Apple's XR phone, despite the single-camera limitations.

On paper the 6T camera hardware looks identical to the OnePlus but the new model comes with a few improvements in the imaging software.

Nikon's Coolpix P1000 has moved the zoom needle from 'absurd' to 'ludicrous,' with an equivalent focal length of 24-3000mm. While it's great for lunar and still wildlife photography, we found that it's not suited for much else.

Due to being "held up by multiple parties including Sony," Lexar has decided to put its efforts into CFexpress instead.

Marsel van Oosten's portrait of two golden snub-nosed monkeys took this year's top prize in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition.

Sigma announced it's opening a new facility in the heart of Hollywood, a move that shows its dedication to its growing lineup of cinema products.

The LX100 II is the newest model in Panasonic's LX line of compact cameras, historically designed to appeal to photography enthusiasts. This week, Chris and Jordan take it for a spin and explain why photographers will really enjoy shooting this camera.

Sigma has clarified which of its lenses will and won't work with Canon and Nikon's latest mirrorless cameras.

A new textured paper has been introduced to the Epson Legacy range of premium inkjet media that the company claims allows dense blacks, vibrant colors and ‘outstanding’ print permanence.

The inability of mirrorless cameras to fire flash AF illuminators means they can't compete with DSLRs for critical shooting in low light. Manufacturers need to find a solution.

Venus optics has announced the pricing and availability of its Laowa 10-18mm F4.5-5.6 FE zoom lens.

DxO PhotoLab 2 brings a collection of new and improved features and tools.

The new Xiaomi flagship comes with identical hardware specs to previous models but some software improvements.

A series of pinhole cameras have been positioned around Lake Tahoe to record in a single exposure the effects of climate change over the course of the next 1000 years.

In the time since we posted our first look at the iPhone XS' image quality, we've continued shooting with its larger sibling, the XS Max. Take a look at some additional sample images from Apple's latest flagship phone.

An image of the Milky Way and Andromeda over Moab, Utah nabbed the top prize for photographer Brad Goldpaint in this year's Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition.