Fujifilm X half 6.5/10
The Fujifilm X half's analog-inspired experience is fun, and maybe that is all that matters in the end. However, I enjoyed the standard camera experience more.
The Fujifilm X half's analog-inspired experience is fun, and maybe that is all that matters in the end. However, I enjoyed the standard camera experience more.
Panasonic has made a capable and reliable hybrid camera that can handle many different kinds of photography and, at the same time, provides possibly one of the best video-based mirrorless cameras ever.
With the Thypoch Simera 75mm f/1.4, you get some character but also a solid performance out of this plucky little lens.
All the performance with very little compromise for way less money. Any serious wildlife or action photographer should take a hard look at the Sigma 300-600mm before deciding on their next telephoto purchase.
I wouldn’t consider the Yashica a good long-term investment, and the cameras are expensive enough that it will hurt when they fall apart sooner than you would think.
The Canon PowerShot V1 is a well-designed and capable creator’s tool that finds a good balance between photo and video pursuits.
So I mean, look, it's actually really easy to review lenses like this when they're just so good optically.
The Sony FE 50-150mm f/2 G Master lens delivers an exceptional all-around shooting experience thanks to excellent image quality, swift autofocus performance, and a unique focal length and aperture combination.
The LAB lenses in particular clearly show an emphasis on providing professional-quality results without asking photographers to wield a huge budget.
If you are invested in the EOS R lineup and need a small affordable second camera, the long record times and Canon video profiles make the R50 V an ideal purchase.
The Z5 II is a true jack-of-all-trades with quality hardware throughout, and after using it, I'm convinced that this is my favorite option living in the sub-$2,000 full-frame camera market.
They have all the charm of a disposable film camera and all the simple utility of one as well.
It’s just that the more affordable cost and omissions are perhaps easier to accept when seeing how dependable the camera is.
The GFX100RF is a great example of taking a major design risk and seeing if it will pay off.
Sigma has given us an eminently convenient optic that combines ruggedness, compactness, and versatility into one package.
The BF camera is designed to change the way you think about photography and to take photos with less concern for the process and with more thought on the feeling.
The Viltrox 25mm f/1.7 represents incredible value for the dollar and punches well above its weight.
[T]he lens is a success, and almost always a better choice for Sony shooters looking for a new telephoto zoom and a legitimate upgrade option for those who already have the 200-600mm.
The new 16mm f/1.8 G is adorable in the best way. Its diminutive proportions are ideal for vlogging on the go, and it would also make for one hell of a travel lens.
Honor makes iterative upgrades in the Magic 7 Pro that will have a hard time unseating competitors that took bigger strides in 2025.
The OM-3 is a beautiful camera that packs a ton of high-end features. It does have some concessions compared to the OM-1 Mark II, but they're fairly minor and aren't areas where those interested in this vintage-styled camera will likely be particularly bothered.
The Vivo X200 Pro sets the benchmark for what a telephoto lens can do on a smartphone.
[T]he Samsung S25 Ultra is a premium smartphone that feels like a refinement rather than a revolution, offering a smoother experience and improved video tools that make it a solid choice for those upgrading from older models [...]
It’s the most complete flagship phone OnePlus has made in years, if not ever.
