Photography News

Everyone needs a solid webcam these days. The good news is that your current camera can probably do just that. During the pandemic, manufacturers have been giving their cameras more capabilities. One of those involves be...

As part of a series by filmmaker Myles Matsuno, photographer Terry Fouche explains why he loves the art of photography. His words might resonate with those of you who pick up the camera just for the love of the craft. Fo...

When you have many photos on your smartphone, like hundreds or even thousands, it can be challenging trying to locate images and keep your files organized. Different companies are working on using AI technologies to help...

Despite the challenges facing photographers and travel in 2020, the Travel Photographer of the Year (TPOTY) competition still sourced some outstanding images from around the globe: more than 25,000 images from 147 differ...

A photo archive that documents the 78 days between the U.S. election and inauguration is the first to be verified by the standards set by Adobe’s Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI), illustrating how newsrooms can ad...

A pair of photos have emerged that appear to show Sony’s next camera, depicting a look that combines the body profile of the Alpha series with cinema camera buttons. Called the FX3, it shares much in common with the de...

My name is Pierre-Louis Ferrer, and I am a professional French photographer specialized in photography beyond visible for ten years now, including infrared and ultraviolet techniques. I spend a large part of my free time...

Over the past 24 hours, images and details of a forthcoming Sony cinema camera have leaked, showing off what appears to be a compact cinema camera called the FX3 (ILME-FX3). Little information is available at this time. ...

Imagine creating a real-time digital human in minutes

When out in the field, photographers need to capture any moment in the blink of an eye. If you're a split second late, the moment is lost forever. Documentarians find themselves in these situations daily. They need lense...

This is the end of my essay series on how we see and think about photographs. While I could certainly ramble on more or less forever, this is a good place to stop. I started from a simple thesis, a single idea: that we r...

It looks like computer-generated digital humans are rapidly exiting the uncanny valley. Just take a look at Unreal Engine’s impressive new MetaHuman Creator, which lets you create photorealistic “fake” people in ju...

Yet another new Sony camera, the cinema line FX3, has broken cover thanks to serial rumour-mongers Nokishita. Hot on the heels of last month's Alpha 1 comes the more video-specific FX3, which looks a lot like Sony's Alph...

Canadian developer Jacob Jackson has created a new web tool for using visuals to search for images. The AI-powered tool, Same Energy, allows you to either search using text or using a pasted or uploaded image. Once you h...

It's been almost three years since we launched our new YouTube channel, DPReview TV. Since then, we've published almost 250 episodes including product reviews, how-to videos, and more. These videos have allowed us to bri...

My name is Robert Claus. As a kid, I wanted to be an artist--a painter or composer, or preferably both. Life has a funny way of redirecting and planing down these creative (and potentially very expensive) impulses, so th...

When the snow must go

Variety is certainly the spice of life, but sometimes new products hit the market, and they make us scratch our heads. Voigtlander is no stranger to the Micro Four Thirds platform. They have made some great lenses for th...