February 9, 2025
This week's highlights included Mitchell's review of the OM System OM-3 and his sample gallery of shots taken with the pre-production version of the Nikon Z 35mm F1.2 S.
Abby, our newest team member, and Richard covered several notable camera accessory releases, too.
Welcome also to our new subscribers from our MPB and Gear Patrol giveaway! Stay tuned for the winner announcement."
— Ben
Highlights
Our in-depth review of the OM-3, a Four Thirds camera with some serious travel chops.
Take a look at the photos from OM System's latest Four Thirds camera.
The company now has a wide-angle option for those who want a fast Z-mount prime.
We spent some time shooting with a pre-production model of Nikon's latest super-fast lens.
In the market for new-to-you camera gear? This $1,000 MPB gift card should do the trick.
You absolutely crushed our January 'B&W Street' photo challenge! See some of the stunning black-and-white street photos from your fellow DPReview photographers.
News Updates
The Nikon Coolpix P1100 only sees subtle changes over its predecessor.
Leica is expanding its offerings for mobile photographers with a new camera grip for iPhone users.
Oliver Barnes found the rare camera at an antique shop, only to discover it had film inside.
The ultra-thin lens offering from Viltrox will soon be available in what the brand calls a "new flavor" for X-mount users.
Today we're looking at a great Micro Four Thirds deal, and some fun new accessories.
Lucky Film used to produce film for Kodak but now has its own color film stock on the horizon.
Cloudflare has joined the Content Authenticity Initiative and will offer a one-click tool to verify authenticity.
Further Reading
• The Cameras and Lenses Behind the 2025 Best Cinematography Nominees - Indie Wire • Google is adding AI watermarks to photos manipulated by Magic Editor - The Verge • Lens of compassion: Robin de Puy's photography series reframes the American story - Creative Boom •U.K. orders Apple to let it spy on user's encrypted accounts - The Washington Post
OM System has rebodied its popular 34mm and 50mm equivalent F1.8 primes, adding IPX1 moisture resistance to both, but with the loss of the 17mm's metal focus clutch.
Along with a new camera and two additional lenses, OM System has revealed an updated version of its super telephoto zoom lens.
The votes are in, and the Wildlife Photographer of the Year People's Choice Award 2024 winners have been announced.
Made by London-based apparel brand Shackleton in collaboration with Leica and expedition photographer Levison Wood, the new jacket boasts photographer-focused features.
The company's cloud service can automatically shuffle your photos off to Google Drive or Lightroom.
New-to-us technical diagram shows why so many brands are combining in-body and optical stabilization.