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  • Lomo MC-A 8.5/10

    The Lomo MC-A provides a capable and stylish analog experience without breaking the bank. It brings a more capable level of analog photography to the masses.

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  • Vivo V70 7.5/10

    One of the biggest knocks against the Vivo V70 is that it doesn't do much to separate itself from its predecessor, the V60, that released well under a year ago.

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  • Google Pixel 10a 5/10

    It would be comical to call this phone an “upgrade” because it’s more of a lateral baby step than anything else, focusing more on minor adjustments, solidifying the status quo on everything inside.

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  • Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG II Art 10/10

    This is an easy lens to review because it's almost perfect. Sigma corrected every issue we had with the first version of the lens, which was a great optic in its own right.

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  • Canon RF 14mm f/1.4L VCM 8/10

    There is a lot to love about the 14mm VCM because the optical performance is there in many ways. For videographers, the excess ghosting, fairly well controlled breathing, extreme wide-angle look, and smaller size, will be characteristics that can be seen as desirable.

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  • Leica 35mm Noctilux-M f/1.2 ASPH 9/10

    The Leica 35mm f/1.2 Noctilux is going to be the best ultra-fast 35mm lens you can get for the M series right now. It is certainly an incredible optical achievement, and it has very few downsides when it comes to optical performance.

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  • Sirui Aurora 35mm f/1.4 8.5/10

    I’m seeing a pattern forming with these lenses: they share excellent build quality and razor-sharp glass. There are definitely some compromises that result from the affordable nature of these lenses, but if you want a fast 35mm lens, the Aurora might be the best option out there.

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  • Kodak Charmera 5/10

    The Kodak Charmera is indeed charming, and Reto has done a great job of tapping into the fun and retro design that is making this camera so popular. However, there is no getting past the fact that this product is far more about style over substance.

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  • Camp Snap CS-Pro 6.5/10

    The changes that the Camp Snap CS-Pro brings to the table not only make it a more capable camera, but also a far more enjoyable camera to use. This is the camera that is actually fun, and not as frustrating to play with.

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  • Sony a7 V 9/10

    The Sony a7 V is easily a contender for this prestigious title. If you are tempted by the larger lens ecosystem that E-mount has to offer, and want a camera that can do almost any kind of project well, the a7 V would certainly please you in almost every way.

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  • Oppo Find X9 Pro 9/10

    The combination of imaging capability, battery life, performance, and software customization makes this more than just a phone that takes great photos.

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