Digital cameras changed photography, and now smartphones are changing digital cameras. There’s never been more interesting ways to take a picture or record a video, and there’s also never been more ways to view those images. We’re focused on finding the most interesting innovations happening in all parts of photography.
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Despite missing some truly professional features, the Nikon ZR delivers the core of what makes RED cameras great for a fraction of the price
As I recently explained, DJI is facing an imminent US import ban — on top of customs scrutiny and tariffs that axed official launches for the Mavic 4 Pro, Mini 5 Pro, and Neo 2 here. But you can find some of those via certain sellers including Amazon and Newegg... maybe the OP4 will slip through too?
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When Leica announced the new M EV1, its rangefinder-less rangefinder camera, it didn’t go on sale in the US due to FCC delays from the government shutdown. Now, a month later, the $8,995 camera is available in the US today.
After teaming with Bandai Namco for a collection of tiny camera replicas only available in Japanese gashapon machines last year, Nikon is back with tiny keychain versions of the vintage Nikon 28Ti and 35Ti, the Nikon Z FC, the D5500, the Coolpix S3700, and the waterproof Coolpix W100 point-and-shoot.
After launching last month exclusively in China for around $126, DJI’s new Osmo Mobile 8 smartphone stabilizer is getting a wider global rollout, including Europe, where it’s priced at €159, or around $183. Pricing and availability for the US is expected to be announced soon, according to Engadget.
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I tried out the GoPro Max 2 camera to compare it directly with the Insta360 X5 and the original GoPro Max 1. The differences in image quality and color sciences didn’t immediately jump out to me like they sometimes do. When the differences feel subtle, I feel like the best way to decide between cameras is to try renting one for a day or two and see which workflow works best for you.
