This week's highlight was Richard's review of the Leica Q3 43. We also shared slideshows for the Bird Photographer and Ocean Photographer of the Year awards and details about how every major camera phone maker defined what a photograph is at the onset of the AI image era. As always, thank you all for being DPReview readers.
Leica has announced the Q3 43, a variant of its full-frame fixed lens compact with a 43mm F2.0 normal lens. We've had the chance to use and test it, to produce an in-depth review.
The winners of this year's competition put on by Oceanographic Magazine submitted photographs that caught a whale feeding, devil rays swimming, and a diver viewing a sunken ship.
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This week, we focused heavily on news and breaking down the implications of Apple's new iPhone lineup on the verge of the official rollout this weekend. We also recapped our dog days of summer photo challenge and announced our new Blue Hour challenge.
Deciding on whether to upgrade your iPhone can be tough. We've broken down the camera improvements that Apple's latest phone offers over the iPhone 13, 14, and 15 Pro.
It's time to prepare for another DPReview Editors' photo challenge. This time, we're celebrating the 'blue hour', a period shortly before sunrise or after sunset when the sun is below the horizon but still provides enough light to make the sky appear deep blue in photos.
For our most recent Editors' Choice photo challenge, 'The Dog Days of Summer', we asked readers to share their favorite photos celebrating summer. We present our Editors' picks from the more than 300 entries you submitted.
Hasselblad has announced the 'Earth Explorer' limited edition X2D kit, which it says is 'designed for photographers who explore and capture the beauty of Earth's natural landscapes.'
The Nikon 1 V1 and J1 brought major technological advances to mirrorless cameras. As part of our twenty-fifth anniversary, we look back down one of the industry's most interesting dead-ends.
The original X100 was a distinctly imperfect camera, when launched, fourteen years ago today, but the underlying appeal of its core concept has made it a continued success.
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