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How long can you actually expect your camera to last?

The rubber on older cameras can sometimes "revert," turning tacky or even liquefying, after many many years. When buying a new or especially used camera, it's easy to wonder: how many years will I get out of this? While many consumers expect to replace their phones every few years, it's not unusual for photographers to see their cameras as a long-term investment. dpreview.com »

2025-7-29 16:30

6 ways to keep your camera safe at the beach

Photo: Abby Ferguson Summertime heat makes many of us seek out the nearest body of water for a bit of relief. The beach can also be a place for stunning photographs. Whether you're looking to capture dramatic sunrises or sunsets, moody portraits, epic surfing or simply document your family on vacation, the beach holds a lot of photographic potential. dpreview.com »

2025-7-25 16:00

Is it safe to use a camera in rainy conditions?

While rainy weather is often seen as a negative, it can allow for stunning photographic moments. However, such conditions also result in a dilemma for photographers. Is it worth getting your camera and lens soaked to get some photos, or should you play it safe and stay inside? Rain and snow don't have to mean the end or cancellation of a session or outing. dpreview.com »

2025-7-16 16:00