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To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Fujifilm's X-mount, Chris and Joran from DPReview TV took to the streets with the original X-mount camera: the X-Pro1. Check out their sample gallery to see how its image quality stacks up ten years later.

The Canon RF 16mm F2.8 STM opens up wide-angle imaging to more photographers thanks to its $300 price, and delivers more than you'd expect from a low-cost lens.

Capture One software just announced it has discontinued its brand-specific versions for Fujifilm, Nikon and Sony cameras.

In this photo gallery we're taking a visual tour of the M11, and comparing it against two classic M-mount rangefinders, the M4-P from the 1980s, and the M7 – Leica's first true electronic multi-mode rangefinder, from the early 2000s.

Sony and the World Photography Organization have announced the shortlist for their Student & Youth awards. We've rounded up some of the shortlisted photos into a gallery.

Capture One has announced that it will stop offering versions of its software that are limited to supporting only one camera brand.

The world's best image editing software adds mind-blowing neural filters, automatic sky replacement, and even better selection tools.

The Nikon Z 9 is a monster of a flagship that meets or exceeds the best available from Canon and Sony. It's a masterpiece.

What a photographer should care about when it comes to a computer has gone from simple to somewhat complicated and often nuanced.