Digital Photography Review Newsletter: Tuesday, November 13, 2018

The New York Times has opened up applications for its 7th annual portfolio review. Applications are due December 10, 2018, less than a month from now.

Picfair has announced Picfair Plus, a paid version of its service that adds custom domains, template options, and more to its Picfair Store platform.

ON1 Photo RAW 2019 brings an updated interface, more powerful Lightroom migration, better camera/lens support, and more to ON1's flagship editing program.

We've just started shooting with version two of Tamron's SP-series 15-30mm F2.8 – take a look at how we're getting along with it so far.

Gear Offer is an online marketplace for selling and buying used camera gear with fees lower than both Amazon and eBay.

Experiencing life through the lens of a camera might mean you miss out on special moments, warns Casey Cavanaugh as he shoots a short film through the viewfinder of his Hasselblad 500CM

The New York Times has teamed up with Google to start the process of digitizing more than five million photos stored in a vault nicknamed "the morgue."

Lastolite has announced HaloCompact, a new collapsible lighting tool with a patent-pending design.

Ambitious goals, new challenges and looking ahead to 100 years of the Z mount – we spoke with senior executives and engineers at Nikon about what lies ahead.

After years focused primarily on landscapes, Erez Marom leapt on an opportunity to return to his roots in wildlife photography. A trip to the mountains of Uganda photographing endangered mountain gorillas yielded some stunning photos – and an experience of a lifetime.

YouTube channel I Did A Thing has shared a satirical video showing off five camera tricks for getting the most from your camera on a budget.

Digital cameras have made it incredibly easy to do time-lapse photography, thanks to the ability to take hundreds—or even thousands—of photos without interruption. This week, Chris and Jordan walk us through the process of planning and shooting compelling time-lapse videos.

Mexico City architect and photographer Moises Levy uses composition and timing to create surreal beachside street photography.

Cinematographer Casey Cavanaugh shares how he created a DIY Hasselblad XPan camera with a Hasselblad 500CM and an anamorphic lens.

7Artisans has shown off a new 35mm F5.6 E-mount lens that's specifically designed for drone photography.

The Nikon Z6 is the lower-resolution, faster sibling to the Z7, and has already shown impressive results in our preliminary testing. Take a look at how it performs outside of the studio.

A new software update allows users of the Rylo camera to squeeze more resolution out of the camera's 360-degree footage.

Photopea is a free Photoshop alternative that works directly in the browser and offers advanced features including spot removal, clone tool, layers, filters, and masks.

Since publishing our full review, we've continued shooting with the Fujifilm X-T3 here and there – sometimes on assignment, and sometimes because we just like it so darn much. Our sample gallery has been updated with fresh images.

We've updated our camera buying guides, and the Fujifilm X-T3 was selected as a top choice in three different categories.

Benro has launched a new 3-axis gimbal that has a convertible handle that can be used in upright and carry configurations.

YouTube channel Analog Things takes a look at and tries out a 20x24 Wisner Polaroid camera located in Vienna.

Flickr has announced that it will not delete images from its Creative Commons or Flickr Commons collections and is working hand-in-hand with institutions and non-profits to "keep these photos safe and available for the world to view and enjoy."

Lomography has launched its Black & White 400 35mm Berlin Kino film, a new monochrome film cut from rolls of an old German cine film stock.

The Nikon Z6, paired with the new Nikkor Z 50mm F1.8S produces the sort of result you'd expect from a baby Z7. The lens is consistent across the frame and the sensor looks good but, like the Z7, the PDAF stripes aren't perfectly corrected so can occasionally become visible.