Digital Photography Review Newsletter: Wednesday, May 8, 2019

Aputure's new Spotlight Mount is an add-on for its 120D, 120D Mk II and 300D lights that uses lenses and a dedicated iris to help shape light in the studio or on-location.

As rumored last week, the revamped Nokton Classic 35mm F1.4 II lens for Leica M-mount is now available to pre-order with an expected ship date of June 2019.

The new medium telephoto lens is the first of six lenses Canon is expected to release in 2019 and the first RF lens to feature Canon's proprietary Blue Spectrum Refractive (BR) Optics.

Google's new mid-range phones bring some of the impressive camera tech from the Pixel 3 and 3 XL into more affordable devices.

According to the latest FAA Aerospace Forecast, the commercial drone market could triple in size by 2023.

After plenty of experimentation to make sure it looked right, Twitter users can now add images and other forms of media to retweets.

The Olympus OM-D E-M1X is the ultimate sports, action and wildlife camera for professional Micro Four Thirds users. However, it can't quite match the level of AF reliability offered by its full frame competitors.

Instagram is expanding its measures against fake news and general misinformation on its platform.

To help cancel out last year's internet sales tax ruling by the United States Supreme Court, B&H has partnered with Synchrony Bank to create the Payboo Card, a B&H-branded credit card that effectively cancels out the price of sales tax on purchase.

Remove.bg can now be used directly inside Adobe Photoshop, negating the need to use the web app.

The Nissin MG80 Pro flash has been announced with command/slave modes, a modeling light and is expected to ship in 'late May.'

The Polaroid OneStep 2 gets a limited-edition run inspired by the 'Upside Down' realm of the hit Netflix series Stranger Things.

Join us as we follow photographer Chad Wadsworth, as he seeks out the best BBQ in Texas, with the Sony a7R III.

We're excited to announce that UK landscape photographer Nigel Danson has become a regular contributor to DPReview TV. In this episode, Nigel takes us to the remote and rugged Faroe Islands, using a drone to shoot unique landscape images from the air.

This week Chris and Jordan do a side-by-side comparison between three high resolution mirrorless cameras: the Panasonic S1R, Nikon Z7, and Sony a7R III to see how they stack up. Which one is right for you?

Senators are urging the FAA to quickly approve rules for remote identification of unmanned aircraft systems.

US film camera equipment store and distributor CatLABs has introduced its own brand of black and white negative film that it claims is unique and not available anywhere else.

The latest sales data from BCN shows that Sony's a7 III camera is still the king of full-frame mirrorless in Japan, selling more units than the next five cameras combined.

Creative Commons has relaunched its online search platform with a cleaner interface and a number of other improvements.

Adobe is apparently testing making the default Creative Cloud Photography the $20 per month option rather than the $10 per month option previous offered by default.

Instagram runs a trial in Canada where users won't be able to see the number of likes on photos of accounts they are following for the next several days.

The Stash Master 13L can be used on its own or stuffed inside a backpack and customized internally to fit nearly any kit you can imagine.

We're in the final stages of prepping our full Ricoh GR III review, but in the meantime you can take a look at our latest sample images from the much-anticipated successor to the GR series.

Timelapse+ has introduced a new plug-in for Adobe Lightroom that promises to make editing and constructing timelapse videos significantly easier.

Storm chaser Brandon Clement used a drone to capture stunning 4K footage of a tornado near Sulphur Oklahoma.