Category: Cameras
I turned my Fujifilm X-T3 into an infrared wonder – and it’s the best photography decision I’ve made in years
After giving my Fujifilm X-T3 an infrared conversion a few months ago, I’ve been exploring the world of IR photography –here’s what I’ve learned.
Snag this GoPro bundle for $100 off at Best Buy – its lowest price this year
Get this GoPro Hero 13 Black bundle for a low price of $379.99 at Best Buy during the Labor Day sales.
More DJI Mini 5 Pro leaks suggest it will set the bar for ultra-lightweight drones, for a tantalizing price
As the sub-250g drone edges closer to its purported release date, yet more interested info has hit the online rumor mill.
DJI looks set to rival Insta360 again with new modular mini action cam – with price and features leaked ahead of upcoming launch
Fresh leaks seemingly reveal the DJI Osmo Nano’s price and release date, together with a first clear look of the mini action cam’s design and various features.
DJI Mic 3 vs DJI Mic 2: I tested two flagship wireless mics, and there’s one clear winner
Find out how DJI’s new wireless microphone compares to its predecessor when it comes to specs, features, performance, design and price.
The small and mighty DJI Mic 3 is a major improvement on its predecessor in almost every way
Combining the superb audio performance of the Mic 2 with the lightweight compactness of the Mic Mini, the DJI Mic 3 is arguably the best wearable wireless microphone you can buy.
Leica M11-V leak suggests controversial camera could be the cheapest M series yet
Leica’s next M series camera could launch in October, and seems set to supplant its costly rangefinder component with a much more affordable alternative.
I tested the minimalist Hasselblad X2D II 100C – it’s my dream portrait and landscape photography camera that sets the image quality bar
The X2D II 100C is a premium 100MP photography-only camera with true end-to-end HDR capture, improved autofocus, and format-leading image stabilization.
Thank you Ricoh for the new GR IV premium compact, but I’m going to stick with my GR III for now – here’s why
Ricoh’s new GR IV is a minor update of the GR III, equipped with a new 26MP sensor, a new 28mm f/2.8 lens, and various design tweaks. Is it worth upgrading for, or should you save money and opt for the GR III instead?
I’ve relied on the Nikon 24-70mm f/2.8 pro lens for years – now the new mark II version beats it in every way and I have to upgrade
Nikon upgrades its pro 24-70mm f/2.8 S lens with a mark II version that’s lighter, has 5x faster autofocus and is the only lens of its kind with an internal zoom.
