This is by far the most technologically advanced camera ever to have been produced by Leica - and its combination of top-end photo and video features makes this an impressive hybrid camera that holds its head up high amongst its Japanese rivals.
This is by far the most technologically advanced camera ever to have been produced by Leica - and its combination of top-end photo and video features makes this an impressive hybrid camera that holds its head up high amongst its Japanese rivals.
The Honor Magic V6 is a slim, powerful, and impressively versatile foldable with excellent cameras and class-leading battery life, but its high price and MagicOS quirks stop it short of being an easy recommendation.
The Flashback One35 V2 mixes the best of a 90s disposable film camera with the best tech from modern cameras. Taking photos is once again a screenless, simple experience that doesn’t pull me from the moment.
I’d describe image quality as ‘acceptable’ rather than entirely great, and it has a fixed aperture but comes complete with voice coil motor autofocus and a bargain basement price tag.
I like that the Thypoch Voyager 24-50mm f/2.8 is relatively compact and lightweight for a full-frame compatible standard zoom lens, along with a reasonably lightweight price tag.
The OM System M.Zuiko 150-400mm f/4.5 TC1.25X IS Pro is a bit of an oxymoron in that it’s a large, $9K / £6.8K / AU$12K optic for a system that’s built around the concept of portability and affordability.
The Vivo X300 Ultra is not the most ultra-looking phone, but it is one of the most compelling ultra phones I have used. Vivo has built something that ticks nearly every box on my wishlist.
Videographers, wedding professionals and high-end creators – get ready to switch. Upon launch, there was only one question on everyone's minds: is the Canon EOS C50 better than the Sony FX3?
The screen-free design is excellent for retro fans, particularly with the new filter button to swap through six different retro filters.
[O]ne of the most capable full-frame cameras I’ve used.
The Xiaomi 17T Pro doesn’t reinvent last year’s formula, but a bigger battery, faster performance, and reliably strong cameras keep it near the top of its class.
The Lumix L10 feels like exactly the sort of compact travelable camera Panasonic (and everybody else) should be making right now.
In one fell swoop, the Mission 1 Pro answers all of my main worries about the GoPro cameras – though it adds a new one: price. If you can afford it, and don't mind the very slight size bump, then the specs and the reality of the image quality are hard to dispute.
I had a lot of fun with the point-and-shoot, and would certainly recommend it to anyone who wants a really cheap camera and cares more about capturing memories than megapixels. But personally, I’d invest a couple of hundred more and go for something slightly more premium [...]
Strip away the Leica design and, yes, this is still the Xiaomi 17 Ultra I already rated so highly. But Leica has done enough here to change the feel of the device.
The lens is especially appealing for interiors, landscapes, and astro work, whether you're shooting stills, video, or both. The only real drawback is price, as the complex glass makes the lens notably more expensive than other primes in the 'VCM' range.
The two things I like most about the Panasonic Lumix S 40mm f/2 are its focal length and aperture rating. I find that shooting with a 40mm focal length on full-frame cameras gives me a really natural perspective, neatly bridging the gap between a 35mm and 50mm lens.
If you accept you're choosing the lower spec camera, this is still excellent; most drone operation is in the day and it's hard to fault it. The drone, too, will take on a fair level of wind given its weight.
The DJI Lito 1 (and its premium sibling, the Lito X1) are both cheap drones with features that make them hard to crash (collision sensors) and easy to shoot with (AI subject tracking).
A 16-megapixel resolution is about as high as its small 1/2.3-inch chip can sensibly justify, but otherwise, this auto-everything device is as basic as they come.
For anyone who wants the most capable phone for photography right now, this is the one to get.
The Nikon Z 70‑200mm f/2.8 VR S isn’t “the best 70-200mm zoom in the world. Ever.” And that’s because the Nikon Z 70‑200mm f/2.8 VR S II is probably the best 70-200mm zoom in the world.
The Sigma 12mm f/1.4 DC | C combines an ultra-wide viewing angle with a really fast aperture, in an amazingly compact and lightweight lens. It’s definitely one for the journey, stowing away in very small spaces, yet has superb build quality, handling and performance [...]
I think the Canon RF 45mm f/1.2 STM is brilliant little lens that's going to sell like gangbusters. While the RF 50mm f/1.8 is always going to reign as the cheapest and almost-smallest lens in the lineup, for a couple of hundred bucks more the 45mm is the better option.
