Watch as photographer Markus Hofstaetter restores a 100-year-old Century No. 2 large format camera, taking great care to reuse as many original parts as possible in order to preserve the camera's history.

Earlier this year, DJI released the Mini 3 Pro. While it boasted quite a few advanced features, it was accompanied by a hefty price tag. DJI has pared down this offering a bit with their latest sub-250g release, the Mini 3. Is it worth the investment?

Apple has announced it intends to release advanced security features to protect various data stored on iCloud, including photos. The new photo protection adds full end-to-end encryption for users' saved images, provided they opt-in to the new Advanced Data Protection option.

Hasselblad’s new CPL, ND8 and UV filters come in 62mm, 67mm, 72mm and 77mm sizes.

Creativity comes in ebbs and flows. Recognize your pattern, kill your ego and embrace what you don't know to improve your skills, fast, and remain a lifelong learner.

Chinese smartphone maker Tecno has announced a new flagship smartphone at an event in Dubai. The Phantom X2 Pro includes a triple-camera rear array featuring a retractable smartphone camera with a 50MP sensor and 2.5x hybrid optical zoom.

Photographer Benedek Lampert took a massive LEGO Eiffel Tower into downtown Budapest to capture a nighttime photograph that made the replica tower look almost as real as its much larger, more metallic Parisian predecessor.

Skydio's 2+ is an improvement over the original model. It's powered by the same impressive tech that guides self-driving vehicles and can detect and avoid obstacles from every angle. Can it overcome a lackluster camera to win hearts and minds?

Perpetual license owners will receive bug fixes until the next major release, but new the features and functionality you get at launch is what you have to work with going forward.

Apple’s Self Service Repair program, which allows consumers to purchase genuine Apple components with tools and manuals for specific repairs, is now available in Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom.

Chris and Jordan recently spent a delightful afternoon sharing their list of the year's best and worst camera gear. Now that their hangovers have worn off, they've prepared a more sober reflection on their choices.

Pixelmator 3.2 is a major update to the popular macOS image editing app. The new features include brand-new video editing tools and support for additional motion-based designs and file formats.

The winners of the International Landscape Photo of the Year awards have been announced, showcasing stunning natural beauty from around the world.

The Loupedeck Live S is now available following a successful crowdfunding campaign. The new editing console is Loupedeck's most affordable and compact product, making it a great choice for beginners or photographers on-the-go.

As someone who came of age in the digital world, I never thought I'd be a fan of film photography. One film class in high school, however, changed my outlook on the analog art form.

The latest iteration of ON1 Software's flagship Raw editor is jam-packed with AI smarts that aim to lighten your workload by taking subjects into account when making selections, applying presets, keywording and more. Find out if it's right for you in our review!

Landscape pro Erez Marom takes a look at how to best achieve a sense of depth in landscape photographs.

It's that magical time of the year when Chris and Jordan look back on the year's best and worst releases of photo and video gear. Tradition dictates a drinking game, and this year it's a doozy...

This ultrafast prime lens is fully manual, offers a roughly 38mm full-frame equivalent focal length and is available for Canon EOS M, Canon EOS RF, Fujifilm X, Micro Four Thirds, Nikon Z and Sony E mount camera systems.

Film photography is continuing its revival. New films are being announced, new cameras are being unveiled and we've rounded up a collection of film photography items you might want to consider getting over the holidays.

Above $2500 cameras tend to become increasingly specialized, making it difficult to select a 'best' option. We case our eye over the options costing more than $2500 but less than $4000, to find the best all-rounder.

Portrait photographer Markus Hofstaetter knows a thing or two about capturing eyes of subjects. For his latest project, however, he takes eyes to the extreme with super-close-up macro photos of irises, showing eyes in a new, alien-like light.

When it comes to workflow, organization, and archiving years of accumulated photos and videos, everyone has their own system. DPReview's Jason Hendardy highlights a few items that have worked for him throughout the years, while also asking our community to share their approaches and what's been working for them.

Shotkit surveyed 1,000 amateur and professional photographers to see what cameras they used for professional and personal work. The results were interesting in more ways than one.

For many film photographers, a light meter is a critical part of their kit. Swiss company VEEB has designed a Raspberry Pi-powered light meter that costs less than $50, much more affordable than most other light meters.

Nearly ten years after the first VideoMicro hit the market, Røde is back with a new and improved version.

Chris and Jordan had plenty of predictions for the photo/video world in 2022, did any of them pan out?

The second-generation manual prime lens features an updated optical design and a new square lens hood.

The TG-BT1 has a built-in 'T/W' zoom rocker as well as triggers for both stills and video shooting. It uses built-in Bluetooth to wirelessly control select X Series cameras and has a tilting head for adjusting the angle of the camera.

More than two years after its latest major release, Open Source Raw photo editor RawTherapee has received a new update. Version 5.9 adds many new features, improved tools and expanded camera support.