March 9, 2025
After a jam-packed week of CP+ coverage, our focus shifted this week more toward mobile photography.This year’s Mobile World Congress was arguably the most interesting in years and packed with novel devices featuring a variety of bold ideas on merging traditional camera hardware with mobile form factors.We also shared our sample gallery of the Panasonic Lumix DS-S1RIII with shots from Japan and covered Fujifilm's first teaser for a major X Summit in March. Thank you as always for being part of the DPReview community!— Ben
Highlights
We've gotten to take some shots with Panasonic's latest high-resolution hybrid camera.
Fujifilm shared a video to some of its social media accounts, announcing the X Summit and hinting at a new camera.
Sony's Camera Authenticity Solution is now available on the a7 IV, for select users.
Apple has announced a new MacBook Air and Mac Studio, with some big upgrades.
News Updates
Polaroid has announced the third generation of its Now and Now+ instant cameras.
This week we're looking at new iPads, lights, and tripod accessories.
The GR Photo Festival is open to anyone taking photographs with a Ricoh GR series camera.
Nubia's latest smartphone offers a more tactile way to use the phone's camera.
RealMe's concept phone features an M-mount for the use of full-frame lenses.
Further Reading
• Spectacular photo taken from ISS shows 'gigantic jet' of upward-shooting lightning towering 50 miles over New Orleans - Space.com • Remarkable NASA photo captures U.S. civilian jet breaking the sound barrier: "Makes the invisible visible" - CBS News • Christie's AI art auction outpaces expectations, bringing in more than $728,000 - The Art Newspaper • .Lol Crawley BSC wins Oscar for The Brutalist - Cinematography World
The company's "Modular Optical System" uses magnets to add an even bigger camera to your phone.
Nothing has announced its Phone (3a) and Phone (3a) Pro smartphones, keeping its tradition of bold design going strong.
Peak Design's roller bag is packed to the brim with the considered features the company's known for – with a price tag to match.
The Xiaomi 15 Ultra features Leica lenses with a Type 1 sensor.
Atomos' latest display can reach up to 1500 nits, but cuts a few features to get to its impressive price.