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  • Vivo X300 Ultra

    After shooting hundreds of photos and videos, I’m left impressed. I don’t want to travel without these lenses and a camera grip anymore.

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  • Lomo MC-A

    After having used the Lomography MC-A for a few months, I’m pretty thoroughly won over. It’s indisputably the best new film camera you can buy, in my view, with zone-based autofocus that really works and a lovely little five-element lens that delivers crisp, attractive images.

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  • Canon RF 45mm f/1.2 STM

    The omission of weather sealing or an included lens hood are also reminders that this lens is built to a price. Still, if you're looking for blown-out background or low-light chops on a relatively tight budget, this lens has no rival for Canon cameras.

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  • Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra

    The Samsung S26 Ultra is by far Samsung's best Galaxy S phone yet, and while it doesn't reinvent the iconic Android handset, it moves the design, power, AI, and creative capabilities in a positive direction and without raising the price.

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  • Fujifilm X-T30 III

    Video shooters are well served too, with 6K in 10-bit color depth, 4K up to 60fps and a neat vertical mode for quick social cuts. [...] I can see the X-T30 III becoming one of Fujifilm's best sellers.

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  • Kodak Snapic A1

    Indoors, the weak flash is a limitation, and the ongoing costs of film and processing quickly add up. But if you're after a pocketable, fuss-free film camera with real retro charm, it’s a solid choice.

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  • Viltrox AF 85mm f/1.4 Pro FE

    As with its rivals, I wish close-focusing was better, but the major drawback is the Viltrox lens's weight. [...] Ultimately, the key choice is between a light weight or maximum value – and given the general use-case for such a lens, I'd err towards the later.

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  • Sigma 135mm f/1.4 DG Art

    Sigma’s 135mm f/1.4 DG | Art lens builds on the nearly-decade-old Sigma 135mm f/1.8 DG HSM | Art lens in pretty much every way conceivable and in my book it's the new bokeh master.

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  • If you own a Sony E, Fujifilm X, or Canon RF APS-C body I’m happy to report that I can thoroughly recommend the Sigma 12mm f/1.4 DC lens. [...] the [...] Sigma 12mm impressed me with its fast AF, solid build quality and bright f/1.4 aperture.

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  • Kodak Charmera

    As a serious photographer, I should hate this camera, but, and emphasis on the but, I rather like it. And probably most importantly to Kodak, and photographers across the land during gifting season, it'll sell by the bucketload.

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  • Leica Q3 Monochrom

    The Leica Q3 Monochrom is a top digital camera for black-and-white photography purists, delivering some of the sharpest and cleanest monochrome images I've ever seen, thanks to its 61MP full-frame sensor design which has no optical low pass or color filters.

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  • Oppo Find X9 Pro

    The Oppo Find X9 Pro isn't a perfect smartphone, but it comes pretty close. This is a powerful, sleek, and long-lasting phone that really earns its 'Pro' title, thanks to a powerful chipset, big and beautiful display, versatile camera system, and class-leading battery capacity.

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  • Ricoh GR IV

    For me, there isn't enough here to justify upgrading to what is a 20% pricier successor – but I do have my eye on the niche monochrome version that's in the pipeline. As a longtime GR III user, I've been looking forward to the release of the GR IV.

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  • Sony a7 V

    I've never used another Sony camera that has made me consider switching to the Alpha system this seriously. That's why it's my favorite Sony body to date.

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  • Caira Camera

    Caira is clever, but it’s also a reminder that the line between creativity and automation is now blurrier than the photos from my first roll of film.

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