Camera
Pixii Max is a full-frame, 24MP digital rangefinder with built-in storage
Pixii is back with a new camera. And this time, it looks like it won’t take 18 months to come to market. The Pixii Max…
Lumix FZ80D is Panasonic’s newest superzoom bridge camera
I have to be honest, I thought big superzoom bridge cameras like these had died off. It was 2018 since the Nikon Coolpix P1000 was…
Yes!Star S1 is a new 35mm film camera from China
Well, this is interesting. It looks like Pentax isn’t the only one bringing film back. Chinese company Yes!Star is also backing film with a new…
SwitchLens is a Micro Four Thirds sensor for your smartphone
If you’ve been looking at Alice Camera recently and thought, “That’s pretty cool, but what’s with all the AI?” then this might be just for…
The AI-powered Micro Four Thirds Alice Camera is finally shipping
The AI-powered Alice Camera has had a pretty long journey. Launched in 2020, it promised to bring real photography to your smartphone with a larger…
Fuji Instax Wide 400 adds self-timer and a close-up lens for selfies
Fujifilm has announced the Fujifilm Instax Wide 400 ($149.95). It replaces its popular predecessor, 2014’s Instax Wide 300. It retains the 95mm f/14 retractable lens…
Review: The tiny Insta360 GO 3S finally shoots 4K video
The Insta360 GO series has been one of my favourite camera types ever since it first launched. The concept is great. They’re fun, and you…
First photo leaks of Pentax 17 film camera – official update next week
The first photo has leaked of Pentax’s upcoming half-frame film camera. It’s the first camera to come from the company’s “Film Project”, which kicked off…
Check out these five iconic digital cameras from the 1990s
When photography started to make its transition towards digital, not much was standardised. Even though 35mm cameras had been around for years, digital didn’t adopt…
Nikon teases Z6 III with new trailer – June 17th announcement
Nikon has released a new teaser for an upcoming camera. Unlike most of Nikon’s vague pre-release marketing, though, Nikon’s being quite obvious with this one…
