RMillward

It sounds like most DPR users are so caught up in their own preconceptions of how this SHOULD work to stop and appreciate Great Aunt Edie's delight when you take a photo with her and hand it over...

It's like the SP-2 printer I have - it uses the same Instax film but "prints" from your smartphone Camera Roll via a small (ugly and buggy but functional) app. This new camera eliminates the "app"...

Thank you for confirming my (at best quarter-complete) memory of using a rangefinder from thirty-five years ago. I appreciate Barney's article a great deal - since I don't have the disposable...

@Ribbit74 As a fellow S owner, I'd say the features (the sensor in particular) are probably worth the upgrade. However, my most desired feature - environmental sealing of at least some kind -...

I'd be willing to bet that the Leica was the "most engaging photographic tool" you've used because (a) you're a professional and (b) it returns you to a sort of "essential" photography. The average...

With the US$50 price drop (and some banked up "Prime dollars" or whatever they're called), the SP-2 finally dropped below my "if it's less than US$100, I don't have to explain it!" threshold. My...

Actually, the price difference between the IV and V is within my own financial range of "don't worry about it," so I'm likely to buy the V anyway... Somehow, I had it in my head that Amazon had ...

Returning to this topic, thanks for this link - I tried "lining" up the models using DPR's camera comparison tool, but it has no "export"; the link is a simple table that copied easily into a ...

Good point... I want an "always in my pocket" camera with high quality sensor / photo output. I normally use a Fujifilm X100S, and am in the process of acquiring an X-Pro2, with a 35mm prime; ...

I have had my eye on the Sony RX100 Mk IV for quite some time. Based on advice I read in the Sony forums, I held off on purchasing until the inevitable Mk V was released - but it's not at all ...