That’s where pancake lenses come in – these tiny lenses make an interchangeable lens camera feel far more compact. And thanks ...

The most popular lenses right now – from Nikon Z zooms to Sony E-mount favorites, Canon RF telephotos and more of Japan's ...

Will Cheung explores whether you should opt for an all-in-one bridge camera or go for an interchangeable lens model instead ...

When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Tamron's 18-300mm F3.5-6.3 Di III-A VC VXD APS-C lens is now available for Canon's RF and Nikon's Z mount. When the company ...

Smartphone photography on a whole new level. Smartphone photography has come a long way over the years and it’s to the point that most people rely on their smartphones for a majority of the pictures ...

The Powershot Zoom from Canon is designed as a digital option within the budget-friendly monocular range. It utilizes a CMOS sensor to capture images at focal lengths of 100mm, 400mm and 800mm, making ...

The PowerShot Zoom is Canon's digital take on the budget-end monocular range. It uses a CMOS sensor to capture images at 100mm, 400mm and 800mm focal lengths, which makes it handy for outdoor pursuits ...

In the all-singing all-dancing digital devices era it’s tempting to assume that bridge cameras are a thing of the past. The new 60x superzoom Panasonic Lumix FZ80D proves otherwise. The Panasonic FZ80 ...

Canon is offering up some holiday treats as we head into winter. The company has announced two new full-frame RF lenses, one APS-C RF lens, a Power Zoom Adapter, and firmware updates for the EOS C70 ...

Despite being the lenses that we tend to use the most, is there a type of lens more unexciting than the standard zoom lens? For years and years, we have been stuck with either a 24-105mm f/4 or a ...

First thing first, despite the ultra-wide angle, Canon’s RF 10-20mm lens is a rectilinear lens, not a fisheye. It features one Super UD element, three standard UD elements, and three aspherical ...

Layoffs continue to hit the tech industry, and this week they came for one of the pandemic’s biggest winners: Zoom. Yesterday, the video conferencing platform cut 15 percent of its staff, or about ...