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Welcome to the 802nd DPReview Newsletter - special 'Social Distancing' edition! So - things got weird, didn't they? Here in Washington State we're right in the middle of the US outbreak of COVID-19, but with countries shutting their borders all over the world, I'm sure that everybody reading this has had their lives altered to some extent. Unfortunately, it looks like we may be in this one for the long haul. But we're in it together. We're going to continue with business as usual as best we can, and our thoughts are with friends in those communities most affected. This is the first newsletter I'm writing from virtual quarantine, but it won't be the last. As always - and especially right now - thanks for reading! Editorial: 'The world is ending, why are you still writing about cameras?' What we do doesn't matter at all, in the big scheme of things. Which is exactly why we're going to keep on doing it. Olympus TG-6 review: the best waterproof camera on the market With a fast lens, GPS and useful tracking features, and Raw support, Olympus's flagship rugged compact continues to be the best waterproof camera on the market. Read our review of the Olympus Tough TG-6
Some photographers have been asking for years for a full-frame version of Fujifilm's popular X100 line. We get it – we want one too. But here's why we think it's unlikely to happen.
While improvements like HyperSmooth 2.0 stabilization are truly impressive, the latest GoPro generation really only offers incremental upgrades – and that's looking like a trend we can count on in the foreseeable future. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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