Each year Olympus hosts an international competition for images captured through light microscopes. Entries come in from around 70 countries and number in the thousands, revealing the weird and wonderful microscopic world otherwise hidden from the human eye. See this year’s winning entries
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My Favorite Year: A Sony shooter’s inspiring 365 day project
With start of a new year, many photographers will take up a ‘365 challenge’, creating and sharing a photo every day of the year. If you’re looking for inspiration to start your own, Toni Ahvenainen’s ‘Year of the Alpha’ project is the perfect place to start. He’s a DPR reader, an enthusiast photographer and, of course, a Sony shooter. In our Q&A he tells us how the project started, how it evolved and what he learned along the way. See gallery
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Happy Holidays from dpreview
The entire team at DPReview would like to wish all our readers Happy Holidays, Season’s Greetings, Merry Christmas or whatever you say in your part of the world. It’s been a productive – and at times challenging – year here at DPReview, and we’re really excited about our plans for 2015. Wherever you are, and whatever you’re doing today, enjoy yourselves and thank you for being a part of dpreview.com!
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Shooting for the moon: Photo tips from a NASA astronaut
Many of us have dabbled in astrophotography, but it’s a fair bet that none of us have captured star trails quite like Don Pettit has. A NASA astronaut and photographer, part of his job aboard the International Space Station has included photographing Earth from space, capturing aurora and vast glowing cities. Want to learn how to shoot like an astronaut? Read his eight tips for shooting in space. Learn more
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Studio update: Cameras added to our comparison tool that you may have missed
It’s been a busy few weeks around the DPReview office. Alongside full-length reviews, we’ve been busy making sure our camera roundups are up to date as well as preparing seasonal content like our holiday gift guides. We know you’ve been busy too, and you might have missed some of the most recent additions to our studio test scene. Read more
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Starstruck: Adam Woodworth’s nighttime photography
Photographer Adam Woodworth has been taking photos in one way or another for as long as he can remember. Over the past few years one of his many areas of focus has been landscape astrophotography, specifically imagery that captures perfect alignments of the galactic center of our Milky Way Galaxy over haunting New England locations. Take a look at his work and read our Q&A. See gallery
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National Geographic Photo Contest 2014 winners announced
Winners of the National Geographic’s 2014 Photo Contest have been announced, with first place winners in three categories bringing in cash prizes. The overall Grand Prize winning photo (above) has earned a total of $ 10,000 and a trip to National Geographic headquarters. Take a look at some of the winning images. See gallery
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Gold Standard: Nikon D750 review posted
The D750 is Nikon’s newest FX-format camera, offering a number of features from the D810 in combination with a 24MP sensor. It also boasts a faster frame rate than any non-professional full-frame Nikon DSLR since the D700. Aimed squarely at enthusiasts and full-frame upgraders the D750 boasts a comprehensive video and still photography specification – see how it performed in the field and in our extensive studio tests. Read review
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Flickr Wall Art removes Creative Commons prints
Flickr has apologized to users upset over its Creative Commons-licensed print options. Effective immediately, all CC images have been removed from its Wall Art printing service. Users are still able to order prints of their own images, photos provided by Flickr’s own licensed artists and photographers who have requested their images be included. Read more
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Leica issues T (Typ 701) firmware update
Leica has released firmware version 1.3 for its T mirrorless camera (Typ 701). The latest update promises a collection of performance improvements for the unit’s startup time and image quality, along with general bug fixes. Learn more