The DxO ONE is a 20MP camera with a 32mm equivalent F1.8 lens, which is designed to be used in combination with an Apple iPhone. As well as being DxO’s first foray into photographic hardware, it’s also – arguably – the first truly ‘connected’ camera, being designed to physically connect with a smartphone, rather than relying on a wireless connection. When we first heard about it, we almost fell into the apples. Click through for pictures, more information, and a smattering of poorly-researched French idioms.
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Analysis: DxO ONE – the World’s ‘First Truly Connected Camera’
DxO’s new camera, the ONE, offers an appealing combination of features and some highly impressive technology. Designed to be used in combination with Apple smartphones, the ONE is built around a capable 1 inch type sensor and bright 32mm equivalent lens. DPReview’s technical editor has been digging into the specifications, and talking to DxO’s resident scientists to find out what makes the ONE tick. Click through for his analysis
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Canon PowerShot G3 X gets official introduction
We got a sneak peek at Canon’s PowerShot G3 X at this year’s CP+ tradeshow in Japan, and now that camera is making its official debut. As anticipated, it offers a 1″-type 20.2MP CMOS sensor and F2.8-5.6 24-600mm equivalent lens, giving it the most zoom power in the large-sensor superzoom class. Read more
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Canon PowerShot G3 X: What you need to know
The PowerShot G3 X sits above the G7 X in Canon’s lineup of compact cameras, offering a much longer zoom range, tilting LCD screen and a hot shoe. We’ve been poring over the specification sheet for a while, and have prepared a quick run-down of its key features. Take a look and learn about the new camera. Read more
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Ricoh GR II adds Wi-Fi and not much else to GR feature set
Ricoh has announced the GR II, an update to its APS-C enthusiast compact. It maintains essentially all of the original GR’s specifications, including a 16MP sensor and 28mm F2.8 lens, but adds Wi-Fi to the feature set. Read more
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Ricoh GR II: What’s new and what does it mean?
The Ricoh GR II isn’t the most dramatic update we’ve ever seen, but there have been a few changes. We’ve had a look through the revisions and pondered what they mean for the future of the series. So just what is Ricoh playing at? Read more
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Olympus preparing to bring updated OM-D-like Stylus 1s to UK market
Olympus has announced that the Stylus 1s compact superzoom will be coming to the UK in early summer, and will cost £429.99. The camera, an updated version of the original Stylus 1, has already been on sale in Japan since the end of 2014 and was launched in the USA in April this year. Read more
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2015 Superzoom Camera Roundup
While the megapixel race has slowly come to a halt, there’s a different kind of battle going on, and that’s over zoom power. Ten years ago superzooms commonly had 10X and 12X lenses, and in 2015 the average is around 50X. We took a closer look at five current models to see which long zoom camera ranks supreme. Read more
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Ricoh delays new Star series Pentax 70-200mm F2.8 for design change
Ricoh has announced it is to push back the availability date of its premium Pentax-D 70-200mm lens, as it needs more time to ensure it meets the standards required for a member of the Star-lens series. Initially due this Spring, the HD Pentax-D FA* 70-200mm F2.8ED DC AW is now set to arrive in Autumn. Read more
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Adobe Camera Raw 9.1 adds Dehaze feature and improves X-Trans support
Adobe has released the latest iterations of its Camera Raw plug-in and DNG converter software. In addition to adding support for more cameras and lenses, this update also adds Dehaze correction as well as local B&W adjustment sliders. Adobe has also reduced ‘color blur’ artifacts in Raw images from Fujifilm X-Trans cameras. More details