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Blog 2 months ago
Google's new Pixel 11 phones have the camera upgrades that count
The company is undoing some of the damage it did to its mainline Pixel, and upgrading some of the Pro's cameras. Google Google has announced its new lineup of standard format (as opposed to folding) phones: the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL.
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Blog 2 months ago
The Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold still makes camera compromises
The phone is Google's most refined foldable, and its main camera is better, but it's also more expensive than ever. Google Alongside its traditional candybar style phones, Google has also announced the Pixel 11 Pro Fold, the latest iteration of its foldab
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Blog 2 months ago
Insta360's X6 gets bigger sensors, native 8K video and improved battery life
Insta360's new flagship shoots native 8K/50 360 video with 10-bit color and native Dolby Vision, promising to be a powerful tool for creators. Insta360 Insta360 has announced the X6, its latest flagship 360 camera. It boasts quite a few updates, including
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Blog 2 months ago
Toem 2 turns photography into a whimsical adventure game
The upcoming game Toem 2 melds photography and play. The surprisingly delightful and cozy game is due out in September. Something We Made I'm just as passionate about gaming as photography, so you can imagine my elation when my team mentioned to me Toem 2
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Blog 2 months ago
VSCO is turning 50 photographers' images into public art across the US
VSCO is selecting one photographer per US state to have their image on a public billboard. Here's how to enter before the September 10 deadline. VSCO VSCO is selecting one photographer from every state to have their work licensed for use on public billboa
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News dpreview.com 3 months ago
Sony wants to buy Tamron. Nikon and Canon shooters should pay attention
What would a Sony-owned Tamron mean for photographers?
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