dpreview articles: Opinions

As digital cameras became more commonplace, manufacturers tried to make their cameras stand out from the crowd. In this article, DPReview's Jeff Keller takes a look at ten unique cameras from the 21st century.

The early days of digital were filled with unique, often bizarre cameras. DPReview Senior Writer Jeff Keller takes a look back at some of the most memorable cameras from the 1990s.

Dpreview editor Barnaby Britton hasn't used his DSLR for months. In this article, he considers why not.

The new AF-S Nikkor 80-400mm F4.5-5.6 G ED VR, announced today, will come as very welcome news for a lot of Nikon DSLR owners. Here's Reviews Editor Barnaby Britton's take on the new lens.

Following our recent review of the Nokia 808 PureView, Damian Dinning - Lead program manager of Imaging Experience at Nokia, wrote to us responding to some of the issues raised.

Landscape photographer Carsten Krieger has used a lot of camera bags in his time. The Gura Gear Kiboko 30L camera backpack combines an innovative design in a lightweight package - in this article Carsten puts it through it paces and gives his verdict.

Smartphones are getting more and more popular, and as a consequence more and more people are turning to their phones to take and share photographs. Joanne Carter of TheAppWhisperer.com takes a look at what this means for the 'conventional' photography market.

The iPhone is the most popular camera on photo-sharing site Flickr, and Apple's App Store for iOS has transformed cellphone photography. Dpreview reviews editor Barnaby Britton takes a walk down memory lane and explains how the iPhone has transformed his photography.

It may seem odd that Nikon would build its mirrorless system around a sensor so much smaller than the ones being used by its rivals. We think it makes a lot of sense for the company.

Originally written in March 2009, a short article lamenting the lack of fast short-telephoto 'portrait' primes for APS-C systems.