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Sony Cyber-shot RX10 IV Score Details DT Editors' Choice “Sony's Cyber-shot RX10 IV will make you a believer in all-in-one cameras.” Very high-quality stills and movies 25x telephoto Zeiss lens Eye AF function is outstanding Features designed for amateur filmmaking 1-inch stacked sensor Tends to overexpose in auto mode Sony’s menus are still hard to navigate There is a segment of photographers who desire the performance of an interchangeable lens camera, but could do without the bulk from having to carry a body and lens. For that reason, “bridge” cameras were created. They provide DSLR-like attributes, such as different shooting modes and longer lenses than compact cameras, but in all-in-one bodies that are smaller than DSLRs. The problem with many of these bridge cameras is that they use the same technologies found in point-and-shoots, so you weren’t getting any improvements in … [Read more...] about Sony Cyber-shot RX10 IV review

Civilization VI has it’s first major expansion with Rise and Fall. The add-on packs in a bunch of new ways to grow and manage your growing civ including an array of new options for diplomacy and even city-specific leaders that can help you hone your strategy or help buttress a struggling region of your nation. The biggest addition by far, though is the introduction of Golden and Dark ages. In our Civilization VI: Rise and Fallages guide, we explore how Golden and Dark Ages work so you can plan new strategies that will lead your people to a victory that will echo through all of time. What are Dark and Golden Ages? Dark and Golden Ages are temporary ebbs in the course of your civ’s history, representing the natural surges and declines of nations and their economies. Ages are tied to Civ’s cultural eras (e.g. the Ancient era or the Atomic era), loosely corresponding to the significant twists and turns in humanity’s real-world history. As you play, you … [Read more...] about ‘Civilization VI: Rise & Fall’ guide to Dark and Golden Ages

Most people treat White Elephant gift exchanges as an excuse to regift unopened presents and offload unwanted junk, but they’re a lot more fun if you put in the extra effort to cause trouble. Trust us — Digital Trends’ HR department actually forced us to discontinue our annual white elephant exchange because it got too wild a few years ago. So, to help you make a splash at your holiday party this year, we’ve put together this quick list of the best White Elephant gift ideas the world has ever seen. Enjoy! Sugar-free Haribo Gummy Bears If you haven’t already read the Amazon reviews for these gummy bears, drop what you’re doing and go check them out immediately. Did you do it? Well if not, here’s the synopsis: These bears are made with a type of artificial sugar that’s been known to give certain people explosive diarrhea. We’re not saying it’s guaranteed to make your co-workers crap their pants at the party, … [Read more...] about 14 White elephant gift ideas that are guaranteed to spice up your holiday party

Both Nikon and Canon now have two choices in the full-frame mirrorless segment, with the Canon EOS R and Nikon Z 7 being the range-topping models, at least for now. While both cameras are the current flagships, the two don’t are not direct competitors. At $2,299, Canon’s EOS R is more closely matched with Nikon’s budget-friendly option, the Z 6, than the $3,400 Z 7. Yet, some specs are more closely aligned with the Z 7 than the Z 6. Canon may have played it safe by launching cheaper mirrorless models — the EOS RP is even less, at $1,300 —  but there’s more to consider than price when looking for the better camera. Can the EOS R keep up with the more expensive Z 7? Let’s take a look at how these two cameras compare. Read more: Nikon Z 6 vs. Canon EOS R vs. Sony A7 III Canon EOS R Nikon Z 7 Sensor 30.3 megapixel full-frame sensor 45.7-megapixel full-frame sensor Burst Speed up to 8 fps (5 fps with continuous AF) up to 9 fps … [Read more...] about Nikon Z 7 vs. Canon EOS R: Full-frame flagship mirrorless cameras compared