BebuLamar

I like DPReview before Amazon bought it. Since the time Amazon bought it I don't care for it any more. So now Amazon closes it makes no different to me.

hpucker99 Loc: Anchorage, Alaska

I have always enjoyed the forums on DPReview over those on UHH. There is a lot less nonsense, snarky and rude comments and infantile behavior.

JD750 Loc: SoCal

Thank you for clarifying that.

gwilliams6

Something new today from Chris and Jordan:

Our favourite DPReview TV moments (recreated with puppets!)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBh5P2q0FpA

Cheers and best to you all.

gwilliams6

So very true,

Basil Loc: New Mexico

Boy isn't that the truth!

burkphoto Loc: High Point, NC

They do everything with some entertainment value. It's a great way to make technology digestible. I loved the puppets hitting the ground...

gwilliams6

gwilliams6

One of their last DPReview TV Channel vids on a new camera released today 3/29/23. Chris and Jordan do mention their move to PetaPixel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYhGLnIklE4

Cheers

gwilliams6

Chris and Jordan's last gear review for DPReview, posted today, before they move on to PetaPixel

Nikon 58mm F0.95 Noct Review!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gs4IGKB3HkU

Cheers

gwilliams6

Good News. DPReview has heard you all, and decides to remain available as it will now archive all its articles

https://www.dpreview.com/news/0507902613/dpreview-closure-an-update

Cheers

Vroger Loc: CA

I'm with you. I've used dpreview for advice about camera purchases for what?? 20,30 years? All I know is that was my resource. Chris and his partner provided reviews I've trusted. It's a great loss. I did not know about Amazon's involvement. I hope dp made a great deal of money when they sold it. The lack of Amazon caring for photography is not surprising. We are a social group of people who want more out of photography than dollars and cents. We look for advice and personally, after a relatively long lifetime in photography, I look for empathy. I don't know why I tend to pick on the Northrups, but their lack of "Mitleid" for the average joe galls me. When was the last time we saw or read a column or vlog from an important source that said anything about the advantages of used equipment. The fact that dream cameras could be yours for a fraction of the original prices. Pop Photo ( remember them?) used to have columns about used equipment. What's out there today? I remember sitting with. Victor Keppler ( try to remember) and discussing current photo trends with him. Of course that was then this is now. I cut my Photo teeth on an Article written by Bob Schwalberg...(Pop Photo Dec., 1958 ) and then had the great good fortune to tell him about it directly. Now my main resource Dpreview is gone too. C'mon guys if you have the time let's have a new resource for digital and film cameras which doesn't kowtow to the big manufacturers. DSLRs aren't dead. Micro 4/3 rds isn't dead. Sorry Chelsea, sorry Tony, as long as photographers have availability of used equipment, no cameras are dead. They may fade away, but dead?? NEVER!! Best regards,vroger- member, Leica Users Group.(opinion my own).

RodeoMan Loc: St Joseph, Missouri

I agree. I know about Victor Keppler from reading the columns of his son Herbert Keppler who remains, in my opinion, one of the best ever to convey photographic information to us regular camera toters. I have piles of old Popular and Modern Photography magazines that I have saved. I enjoy browsing through them now and then. Also have the old Shutterbugs starting when they were oversized.

burkphoto Loc: High Point, NC

Yeah, I grew up reading Herb's columns. He was one of the greats.

BebuLamar

I like Herb. I reall miss him. I enjoy reading his article even when I don't agree with him. Also they don't do review to the level of Norman Rothchild did back then.