The DPReview Newsletter
Thursday, October 26, 2023
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We're back! If you've been following along at home, you know DPReview underwent some changes recently. Since then, we've been ramping up news, reviews, testing and setting up our new studio over the past several months. Through it all, we knew we also wanted to give our newsletter some love and attention. What you're reading now is the labor of love of dozens of people behind the scenes who worked long nights and weekends to help get us up and running again. So, whether you're just coming back to DPReview or have been with us all along, we're excited to bring you, once again, a weekly round-up of everything interesting, novel and curious happening in the world of cameras. It's good to see you old friends, let's do this. — Shaminder |
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 | | The Nikon Z8 is a $4000 Stacked-CMOS full-frame mirrorless camera that offers most of the capabilities of the range-topping Z9 but in a smaller, less expensive body. |
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 | | Canon Japan shows all EOS M cameras as discontinued models, formally bringing the end of the EF-M system, after eleven years. |
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 | | In this letter to readers, Gear Patrol's founder and CEO, Eric Yang, shares his own photography journey, talks about the importance of community, and discusses what it will take for DPReview to be sustainable. |
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| Leica has announced the M11-P, a low-key version of its 60MP full-frame rangefinder. In addition to the standard no-red-dot 'P' modifications, it becomes the first camera to store cryptographically-signed authenticity metadata in its files. |
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| Google's Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro smartphones share many components and features. However, there are also plenty of differences between the two models, especially in terms of camera and imaging features. We take a closer look so you can decide which of the two Pixels is best for you. |
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• Hands-on with the Nikon 135mm F1.8 Plena  |
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| The compact Lumix full-frame cameras get a big new feature from the latest firmware upgrade. |
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| For photographers who need advanced photo editing options, Pixelmator Pro for macOS offers layer-based editing, machine learning-powered adjustment and selection tools, and features such as Denoise and Super Resolution. It's also affordable. |
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| Unlike smartphones, the OM System TG-7 is designed to take a licking and keep on ticking, whether on land or underwater. See what photos you can expect from it in a variety of conditions in this sample gallery. |
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