Presidential hopeful Donald Trump has posted a series of AI images over the Labor Day weekend, leaning on the technology to drive home his message to voters.
For years, photographers have clamored for Peak Design to make a backpack purpose-built for outdoor adventures. Their calls have been answered, and the Peak Design Outdoor Line has arrived, with the company calling it its most anticipated soft-goods product launch ever.
Scientists have photographed 20 never-before-seen species that were discovered during a deep sea expedition and captured the first-ever footage of a rare squid.
Our newest Editors' Choice Photo Challenge, The Dog Days of Summer, is open for submissions through Saturday. Enter your favorite summer photo for a chance to be featured in an upcoming article on DPReview.
Another week has passed, and that means another crop of accessories and photography-related products from manufacturers. This time around, we've got a lot of color and some cheaper storage options. Before we get to that, though, let's look at...
Light Lens Lab recreates classic optics with a passion for sharing the experience of vintage glass with the masses. There is a previous review of the 50mm f/1.2 "1966" on PetaPixel I encourage you to read, but I wanted to speak about my own experience using it.
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The EOS R5 II faces a major challenge: having to improve on a camera that already did a lot of things very, very well. This was difficult enough for rivals such as Nikon's Z8, but the EOS R5 II faces a higher hurdle: not just to be good enough to sway would-be buyers away from the original R5, but to... more
Dockcase announced a new $79.99 MagSafe Solid State Drive enclosure for smartphone filmmakers that can connect to the back of the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max magnetically and feed a USB cable along the back to unlock all of the recording modes the handheld offers.
MySpace, once the biggest social network on Earth, faded into obscurity after Facebook took the world by storm. That's the widely held belief, anyway. But according to CEO Tim Vanderhook of Viant, the company that bought MySpace in 2011, that's not what happened at all.
