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The Panasonic Lumix S 20-60mm F3.5-5.6 is a compact, lightweight wide zoom lens for L-mount bodies. See how it looks in this pre-production sample gallery shot by our crew at DPReview TV.
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We’re looking for more ways to showcase our readers’ photography and at the same time, to see how the complex technologies that power smartphone cameras behave in a wide range of situations. That’s why we’re calling on all Samsung Galaxy S20 and S20+ owners to send us your favorite images you’ve taken with either device – they may be included as part of DPR’s first-ever community-powered sample gallery. By curating a gallery of images from our readership, we get to learn more about these devices and show off the work of our talented readers. Win-win.
To participate, upload images taken with either the Galaxy S20 or Galaxy S20+ to your DPR gallery and tag them with s20-gallery. Selected images will be featured in a story on our front page and will be seen by tens-of-thousands of your fellow readers.
Upload your Samsung Galaxy S20 and S20+ images for consideration
A little fine print – images should be uploaded at full resolution with minimal (if any) processing. The standard terms and conditions of our gallery system apply:
We respect your copyright and intellectual property. By uploading your image to your gallery you agree to allow dpreview to host, link to and subsequently display the image on our website for the purpose of providing the service. Images marked as public may appear on the gallery home page and other gallery widgets from time to time. We acknowledge the copyright and ownership of the image remains yours, and you represent and warrant that you are the sole owner of all intellectual property rights in the image.
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Our team from DPReview TV has been shooting a production Fujifilm X-T4 all week. Check out these new sample photos from the Canadian Rockies and the beautiful city of Calgary, Alberta.
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The Olympus E-PL10 is a beginner-friendly mirrorless camera that first debuted in Asian markets late last year, and earlier this year arrived in North America. Its rear touchscreen flips 180° to face forward for selfies, and its compact size makes it a good candidate for documenting the every day. We’ve put together a gallery of samples taken as the weather turns warmer and all kinds of creatures begin to emerge in the wild.
See our Olympus Pen E-PL10 sample gallery
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While many other manufacturers are going all-in on computational tricks and tons of megapixels with their flagship smartphones, Sony is betting on a more ‘back-to-basics’ approach with its Xperia 1 Mark II. Each of its three cameras comes with just 12MP, but they’re pretty big pixels, as a result – especially on the 1/1.7″-sized main sensor. We took the Xperia to a few of our favorite locales (while maintaining social distancing, of course) to get an idea of what you can expect in terms of image quality from those jumbo pixels.
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Ever since we published our full review of the Fujifilm X-T4 review last week, we just can’t seem to put the camera down. It really is that nice to use. As for the image quality, we’ll just let you be the judge of that!
Hungry for more X-T4 sample images? Check out the previously published pre-production gallery as well.
See our Fujifilm X-T4 full-production sample gallery
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Check out our first sample gallery from the Sony ZV-1, shot by our team at DPReview TV. Their full review of the ZV-1 is coming to a YouTube channel near you soon!
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We got our hands on Sony’s new Xperia 1 Mark II smartphone, which features super-fast burst shooting and subject recognition with Eye AF. A triple camera design offers 16mm, 24mm and 70mm equivalent focal lengths, and a new Photography Pro photo app provides full manual control and a user interface that will be familiar to Sony shooters.
See our Sony Xperia 1 Mark II gallery
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Superzoom cameras are in their element during this time of social distancing, and the Nikon P950 is no exception. It boasts a 24-2000mm equiv. zoom range (that’s over 83x optical zoom if you’re keeping score at home), second only to the 24-3000mm equiv. zoom on its big brother, the heftier and pricier P1000. To get started testing it, we put it to work photographing aircraft, wildlife and moon craters, to name a few subjects. Take a look at what this truly super zoom can do.
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The Tamron 70-180mm F2.8 Di III VXD is an affordable, compact telephoto zoom lens for Sony full-frame mirrorless cameras. It lacks internal image stabilization, a contributing factor to its petite footprint, but does offer a moisture-resistant design – and produces sharp results throughout the zoom range.
For more on the Tamron 70-180mm F2.8, check out DPReview TV’s full lens review.
See our Tamron 70-180mm F2.8 sample gallery for Sony full-frame
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