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Leica’s Lux iPhone app gets a Steve McCurry Artist Look, and its grip now comes in silver
The Lux 2.0 update, due in early October, adopts the gallery from Leica's Fotos app and redesigns the interface. The $395 (€300) silver grip includes a year of Lux Pro.
How to get the best photos from your iPhone
If you’ve recently upgraded your iPhone, or are getting more into photography, you may be wondering how to make the most of the increasingly sophisticated camera hardware and relatively complex software. It can be a surprisingly in-depth topic, especially given the range of hardware available…
Xiaomi is upgrading the cameras in its 18 Pro and Pro Max to 200MP models
The company is doubling down on its Leica partnership with two new flagships that share the same triple-camera system.
iPhone 18 Pro Max sample gallery: variable aperture in real shooting conditions
Apple says the variable aperture changes everything – these images, shot across a range of lighting conditions and subject types, show what F1.48 actually delivers.
This DPReview community member zooms in on mesmerizing insects using an Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II
Durham photographer Peter Swan shares the compact Micro Four Thirds kit behind his striking insect and macro images.
Nikon Z5IIC review: capability over compactness
The Nikon Z5IIC is short the Z5II's viewfinder but not much else has been cut to reduce its size and price
Compare and contrast: full specs comparisons are back
We’ve rebuilt one of the most requested features as part of the site’s continuing redesign
iPhone 18 Pro camera reviews are in. Here’s what photographers need to know
Early reviews put the iPhone 18 Pro’s variable aperture, new manual controls and video upgrades to the test.
What sparked your interest in getting involved in photography?
In this week's Question of the Week, we ask our community what key catalyst set their photography journey in motion. What was yours?
Adobe finalizes its Topaz Labs acquisition: here’s what that means for users
The company says the AI-powered tools for cleaning up photo and video will remain available, separate from Creative Cloud.
Camera experts compare the Canon EOS R8 II and Nikon Z5II. Here’s how they stack up
We take a closer look at how Canon's EOS R8 II squares up to our current pick at this price: the Nikon Z5II
Yashica’s digital Y16 is a perfect recreation of a camera you’ve never heard of
Inspired by the 1959 film model with the same name, the slim compact uses a xenon strobe and will be available in seven colors inspired by the original.
Unboxing the DJI Osmo 360 II, and answering your questions
Let us know what you want to know about DJI's latest 360 camera.
Vivo’s X500 Pro Max pairs a LOFIC main sensor with a 200MP telephoto
Vivo’s new flagship lineup includes the X500, X500 Pro and X500 Pro Max, with a shared photography focus.
Bird Photographer of the Year 2026 winners: the competition’s best shots, from a moonlit owl to a diving gannet
More than 24,000 images entered the world's largest bird photography competition. Here are some of the standout winners.
The best used full-frame mirrorless cameras you can buy right now
Previous-generation bodies from Sony, Canon and Nikon have quietly fallen into the $800 – $1,400 range. Here's how they stack up for photographers who want full-frame image quality without the new-camera price.
Adobe finally brings its Premiere editing software to Android, and it’s still free
A year after iPhone users got first access, the mobile editing app reaches its second major platform without a subscription gate or account wall in sight.
Viltrox is bringing four of its sub-$200 Air series primes to L-mount
The selection of affordable compact autofocus primes for L-Mount has been rather thin. Viltrox is targeting that gap with four of its lightweight Air series lenses.
Panasonic Lumix S 20mm F2.5 sample gallery and hands-on: a compact ultrawide prime for L-mount
The lens is easy to carry around and produces solid images.
Clearing up confusion: electronic first curtain shutters are mechanical when it counts
There are downsides to Electronic First Curtain cameras, but you'll only see them at the extremes
