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Sunday, January 26, 2025

What's a 'Real' Leica?

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January 26, 2025

This week, Richard weighed in on the 'real' Leica debate that's receiving newfound attention again after the SL3-S launch. The team also covered a slew of news, including the launch of Samsung's latest Galaxy line of Android smartphones, Canon's new zoom lens, OM's teaser campaign for an upcoming new camera, and more.

— Ben

Highlights
What's a 'real' Leica and is your brand just a badge?
The overlap between Leica and Panasonic's technology brings into question what a brand name truly means, but Richard Butler argues it's always pretty subtle.
How two brothers tried to photograph the last survivors of the Revolutionary War
In the 1860s, two brothers from Connecticut endeavored to photograph veterans of the American Revolution who could have fought alongside George Washington.
Canon's new RF16-28mm is a less expensive F2.8 zoom
Canon's latest zoom lens is focused on beginner enthusiasts who want a zoom lens with bokeh.
Sony's fixing even more
Some of its CFexpress Type A cards could fail to write data in cold conditions.
Samsung announces the Galaxy S25 with new camera tricks
Samsung has announced its latest flagship smartphones for 2025.
Tamron's adding 120fps compatibility to another lens
The 50-400mm F/4.5-6.3 Di III VC VXD is getting some autofocus improvements and support for shooting at up to 120fps.
News Updates
Accessory Roundup: Leica 100, Pelicans, and lights
For this week's accessory roundup, we're looking at a few lights, some Leica anniversary products, and an ultra-tough and fast SSD.
Lumix Lab is now the go-to app if you own a recent Panasonic camera
Say goodbye to Sync and hello to the Lab.
OM System is building suspense for a new camera coming on February 6th
OM System shared a short teaser video to announce that something new is coming on February 6.
SmallRig announces new cages for Sony's flagship cameras
SmallRig's latest offerings come in the form of a full cage and L-Shape Mount Plate for Sony's a9 III and a1 II.
Panasonic's latest firmware updates bring all its latest cameras up to speed
The S5 II, S5 IIX, GH7, and G9 II are now all on the same page with the S9.

 
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Adobe's latest update makes it easier to find video clips in your library
In its latest update, Adobe announced new or improved features for Premiere Pro Beta, After Effects, and Frame.io.
Instagram is creating its own video editing app
The new Instagram Edits app serves as a very similar alternative to CapCut, promising simplified video editing tools for mobile creators.
The Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo is all grown up
The Fujifilm Instax Wide Evo is a larger version of the company's hybrid instant camera, offering a long list of features and tools.
A new option for gear rental is now available for Canadians
Rentovault is a new peer-to-peer gear rental company in Canada that offers photography and outdoor gear.
Canon's latest app has nothing to do with its cameras
It's designed to help you livestream using input from multiple iOS devices
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Sunday, January 19, 2025

Our Best Stories This Week

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January 19, 2025

Richard shared his initial review of Leica's fastest camera this week. The team also updated the studio scene with new photos from Leica's D-Lux 8. We also took the Nikon Z50II traveling to capture some early sample images and introduced a new B&W street photography challenge, in addition to covering a ton of new hardware and accessory news. 

— Ben

Highlights
Leica SL3-S initial review: the fastest Leica ever, yet strangely familiar
The Leice SL3-S is the company's fastest interchangeable lens camera: a 24MP full-frame L-mount mirrorless capable of 30fps. But, as you might expect, this comes at a price.
Leica D-Lux 8 added to the studio scene
We put Leica's D-Lux 8 in front of our studio scene – see the results for yourself.
Packing light: early samples from the Nikon Z50II
As part of our ongoing review we took Nikon's Z50II traveling, to see how it held up.
B&W street photography: January Editors' Photo Challenge announced
We've had many requests for an Editors' Photo Challenge with a street photography theme, so here it is! Show us your best black and white street photo for a chance to be featured on the DPReview homepage.
Accessory Roundup: flashes, DJI DIY, a color kit, and more
In this accessory roundup, we're looking at some flagship flashes, a kit from Datacolor, some Fujifilm binoculars, and more.
Show off your best astronomy photos in the Astronomy Photographer of the Year contest
The Astronomy Photography of the Year contest highlights the world's best space photography. Entries are open from now until March 3.
News Updates
Cosina's latest wide angle prime is coming to Nikon Z-mount
The company announced an E-mount version of the Voigtländer Nokton 28mm F1.5 lens roughly a month ago, and now it's coming to Nikon Z-mount, too.
Honor's flagship Magic7 Pro includes a 200MP telephoto camera
Honor's Magic7 Pro features several high-resolution cameras, and is now available outside of China.
The power of the probe grows: Laowa's newest probe lens gains 2.3x zoom
Laowa's latest probe macro lens will offer 2.3x zoom for greater flexibility when shooting.
Insta360 announces a new all-in-one gimbal for smartphone creators
The Insta360 Flow 2 Pro promises improved Apple DockKit compatibility, better tracking and a sturdier build for smartphone creators.
DJI puts safety in the hands of users by ending No-Fly Zones
In a bold move, DJI says it will no longer enforce its No-Fly Zones, meaning safety is up to the individual users.

 
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Sony expands its Camera Authenticity Solution in a firmware update for the a1 II, a1, and a9 III
In its first firmware update of 2025, Sony is updating minor functions on three of its professional cameras and expanding its Camera Authenticity Solution feature.
The winners of this infrared photo contest show life under a different light
The Kolari Vision Life in Another Light Infrared Photography Contest highlights the work of photographers capturing light across the spectrum.
Adobe is bringing real-time collaboration to Photoshop
Adobe will let you and multiple other people work on the same Photoshop document together.
DJI is flipping the script on what drones should look like
The DJI Flip takes a novel approach to the foldable design, resulting in a compact drone ideal for traveling creatives.
TTArtisan announces an affordable 23mm F1.8 for APS-C cameras
The TTArtisan AF 23mm F1.8 joins the company's growing lineup of fast and affordable prime lenses for APS-C users.
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