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Apple's new budget iPhone has some key upgrades, but the same main weakness
The iPhone 17e now has MagSafe, double the base storage and tougher glass. But its single camera and slow display remain ...
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Canine capers: February's photo challenge picks of man's best friend
The February Editors' photo challenge The theme for our February Editor's photo challenge was "Canine Capers." Not every great photograph needs to be serious or technically flawless. Sometimes the ...
CP+ has wrapped up for the year, with over 23,000 attendees visiting the show in the first two days. We've been hard at work covering it, so some of the members sat down to discuss the event, the news ...
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Motorcycle ready: the versatile kit of Italian DPReview reader Ciaccio
Me and my favorite chair resting after a photo shoot in the Italian countryside. Honor PGT-N19 | 7.6mm (24mm equiv) | F1.4 | ...
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Sigma working on portrait bokeh-monster for E and L-mounts
Image: Sigma As the CP+ show opens in Yokohama, Japan, Sigma has announced it's working on an 85mm F1.2, which it says will ...
During our hunt to find Abby Ferguson a film camera in the used camera stores of the Shinjuku district in Tokyo, we ended up ...
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7Artisans at CP+: two new lenses that are polar opposites
When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Photo: Mitchell Clark 7Artisans showed off several new lenses at its booth at CP+, introducing two new autofocus models ...
If you've always wondered what it's like to attend CP+ in person, this short video will take you on a whirlwind tour of the show floor.
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Who needs mirrorless cameras? NASA Artemis II astronauts are taking a trusty-old DSLR around the moon
The Nikon D5 is set to boldly go where no mirrorless camera (or DSLR) has gone before ...
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