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| The Digital Photography Review Newsletter for Thursday, March 31, 2016 | |||||||||||||||||||||
| The Digital Photography Review Newsletter The most popular weekly photography newsletter, with over 400,000 subscribers Thursday, March 31, 2016 | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Welcome to the 606th Digital Photography Review newsletter. Just when we thought Sony was done releasing camera for the year, they've gone and surprised us with a new flagship compact and two FE lenses. You'll find full launch content in the links below. We've also been busy shooting with the Nikon D5, and some of our initial studio tests have been a little surprising. We'll have a real-world gallery published very soon, so keep your eye out for that. OK, let's have a look at some recent content highlights! Sony Cyber-shot RX10 III launch Sony has unveiled the Cyber-shot DSC-RX10 III, surpassing the zoom range of its predecessor with a 24-600mm equiv. F2.4-4 lens. The camera uses the same 1"-type stacked CMOS sensor which produces 20MP stills as well as 4K/UHD video. The RX10 II was announced alongide two new FE-mount lenses. Click the link below to see all of our in-depth launch content. Click here to read our full launch content on the Sony Cyber-shot RX10 II and new FE lenses Canon EOS 80D shooting experience The Canon EOS 80D is an enthusiast-level DSLR geared toward photographers looking for a capable stills and video camera. The 80D sports a brand new 24MP APS-C sensor, a 3" articulating touchscreen, a new 45-point AF system (with dual pixel AF) and 1080/60p video capture capabilities. We've been shooting with it for a few days and have put together some first impressions. Click here to read about our experience shooting with the Canon EOS 80D Nikon D5 studio tests The D5 is Nikon's newest flagship DSLR, offering blazing speed and incredible durability. The D50's 20MP sensor and AF system is optimized for shooting in very low light, but how does it compare against its stablemates and peers in our studio? Let's find out. Click here to see how the Nikon D5 performs in our studio
CP+ 2016: Nikon interview - 'the D500 is the D300S replacement that customers wanted' DPReview was in Yokohma, Japan last month for the annual CP+ photography show. As well as reporting from the show floor, we also made time to sit down with senior executives from several of the major manufacturers, including Nikon. We spoke to Nikon about the company's new DL-series compact cameras, the D500 and D5 and the future of the 1 System. Read our interview with senior Nikon executives Change of scenery: How a photographer's trip to Idaho inspired a big move What could convince a California native to leave the state's famously beautiful coasts and sunshine behind? For photographer and Resource Travel editor Michael Bonocore, a visit to Idaho's pristine wilderness and towering mountains was enough. Click here to see more of Michael Bonocore's pictures from Idaho Readers' Showcase: Steven James Martin DPR reader Steven James Martin took up photography while living in Asia. Originally from the UK, Martin suddenly found himself within easy traveling distance of locations some photographers can only dream of visiting, like Vietnam, Thailand and Myanmar. See some of his images here and find out more about him in our Q+A. Click here to learn more about DPR reader Steven James Martin Thanks for reading! Barney Collaborations for Cause 2016 Are you in Seattle this spring? Come down to the Seattle Downtown Public Library, on Friday April 15th and Saturday April 16th 9 AM-4 PM, and join our friends the Blue Earth Alliance for Collaborations for Cause 2016. **Discount offer for DPReview readers - use code 'c4cdisc' to receive $74 off the regular ticket price!** Innovations in Visual Storytelling for Impact. Harnessing the power of new technology, platforms and distribution channels opens up the potential to reach millions of people. But thriving partnerships are critical. No one can do everything well. Content creators and cause-driven organizations recognize the importance of compelling visual storytelling. Images have impact. They can ignite movements to preserve and protect our world. They may well save us as a species. This year’s Collaborations for Cause theme is “Innovations in Visual Storytelling for Impact.” It’s a rare opportunity for visual storytellers, writers, funders, non-profits, corporations and public agencies to join together as peers: to learn new strategies, tools and ideas to leverage the power of story and affect social change. Click here to learn more about Collaborations for Cause 2016 Barney | |||||||||||||||||||||
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