September 22, 2024
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.— Ben
Highlights
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.
Shogun swept the Emmys this year, snagging 18 awards. The crew has revealed a lot of information on how they achieved the show's look.
In this week's accessory roundup, we're looking at some unusual SD cards, a quick tripod, and more. Plus, some deals on great cameras.
Browse our 25th-anniversary content hub and join us in reflecting on how much the camera industry has evolved over the last 25 years.
News Updates
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.'
Tamron has updated the firmware for two of its superzooms to improve AF performance and add compatibility with a Sony video feature.
DJI's latest action camera features a Type 1/1.3 sensor, auto subject framing, and Wi-Fi 6.
28 Years Later was shot using an iPhone 15 Pro Max, according to Wired. It's not the first time director Danny Boyle has chosen an unusual camera.
Further Reading
Here are some stories that caught our attention this week:• Iconic Churchill photo in Canada and found in Italy is ready to return - NPR • Google to label AI generated images in search - Tech Republic • James and Karla Murray raise a glass to NYC's storied in New Book - Print Mag• The iPhone camera is more confusing than ever - The Verge
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