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All Bundled Up: Winter Picks for Photographers

When it comes to creating content during the winter, the last thing you want to worry about is your gear. You want to focus on capturing your images and videos. To accomplish that, you need gear that becomes an extension of your own artistic process. Before you set out on that cold weather shoot, stock up on these ProMaster products and you’ll be able to stay warm, protect your equipment, and keep creating all season long.

OM Exec Says Company Considered Expanding Into Larger Formats

A side-by-side comparison showing the lens mounts and sensors of two different digital cameras, with the left side featuring a smaller sensor and the right side featuring a larger sensor.

Two longtime OM Digital Solutions (OMDS) executives sat down for a Japanese-language interview on OM's YouTube channel, covering a wide range of topics, including the company's development philosophy, whether it should develop cameras with larger image sensors, and what makes Micro Four Thirds special.

Experimenting with Infrared Photography

A man with blonde hair and glasses smiles while holding a camera and pointing toward the text "INFRARED EXPERIMENTATION" set against a background of trees with white foliage.

Some of you who saw my star timelapse video might’ve clocked me using a GFX 100 II IR, specifically modified to pick up infrared light frequencies, and since I had it for a few more days, I decided to take it on the road. I happened to be passing through Denver, so I drove over to Golden Gate Park to capture some beautiful fall colors on the aspens, plus a neighborhood photo walk in my hometown of Portland.

Viltrox 35mm f/1.4 Pro Review: A Beautiful Behemoth

A black camera lens sits on a white marble surface, with the text "AF 35mm 1:1.4 VCM ASPH ED IF" and "Φ77mm 0.3m/0.98ft" visible on the front element.

Viltrox has made huge waves in the world of optics, with many saying that it is the Sigma of China. Of course, this is a huge compliment given that Sigma is now famous for making affordable optics that easily compete with OEM lenses. I've reviewed many Viltrox lenses now, and I always enjoy the process. They are solid lenses, with ambitious optical goals, and they usually meet these lofty expectations.

A Canon DiG!C X image processor chip mounted on a black circuit board with various small electronic components.

Canon May Raise Camera Prices Due To Increased Memory Costs

In August, Fujifilm mentioned the impact of rising raw materials prices in its routine financial reporting, and PetaPixel speculated that Fujifilm would be far from the only camera maker affected. It was the first domino to fall. Sure enough, Canon mentioned it during a Q&A on its FY2026 Q3 financial results, and the company will not be the only one to cite rising costs over the next few weeks.