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Discover Nikon Z8: The Best Camera for Landscapes and Action

Can you imagine a more ‘DPReview’ camera than the Nikon Z8? The Nikon Z8 is, without question, my gear of the year. It’s probably the best camera I’ve ever used, and yet that’s only part of what made it stand out to me. Recent Videos Until recently, you had to choose one camera to capture the very best landscape images (that you’re capable of), but…
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The Sigma 14mm F1.4 Art is the best Ultra Wide Lens

My gear of the year is the Sigma 14mm F1.4 Art lens: a big, heavy and glorious ultra-wide prime lens with a fast aperture. Recent Videos I know, I know. I did it again. I picked another fast, ultra-wide lens as my Gear of the Year. At this point, you could call it a…
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Fujifilm X-T5: Top 5 Settings to Optimize Your Camera

l The Fujifilm X-T5 offers a ton of features. Here are five settings you might explore to get your camera set up right. Photo: John Greengo The Fujifilm X-T5, like most of the company’s cameras, is known for the dials and tactile controls, at least on the outside. Inside, they sport hundreds of features like any other modern digital camera. Recent Videos If you are new to…
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The Leica Q3: A Game-Changer in Photography

The Leica Q3 was the most fun I had with any gear in 2023. Photo: Shaminder Dulai No camera stood out to me more this year than Leica’s Q3. But it’s not for the reasons you may imagine. Recent Videos It’s expensive, and the fixed 28mm lens limits…
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NASA’s NEOWISE Celebrates 10 Years, Plans End of Mission

NASA’s NEOWISE has had a busy decade. Since its reactivated mission began on Dec. 13, 2013, the space telescope has discovered a once-in-a-lifetime comet, observed more than 3,000 near-Earth objects, bolstered international planetary defense strategies, and supported another NASA mission’s rendezvous with a distant asteroid. And that’s just a partial list of accomplishments. But all good…
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As the Arctic Warms, Its Waters Are Emitting Carbon

When it comes to influencing climate change, the world’s smallest ocean punches above its weight. It’s been estimated that the cold waters of the Arctic absorb as much as 180 million metric tons of carbon per year – more than three times what New York City emits annually – making it one of Earth’s critical carbon sinks. But recent findings show that thawing permafrost and carbon-rich…
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