Ricoh announces the development of the GR IV, a compact expert faithful to the GR range, with compactness, responsiveness, image quality and various internal improvements.
With the fifth beta of macOS Tahoe, Apple introduces a highly symbolic change: the "Macintosh HD" main disk icon abandons its platter hard disk look for that of a modern SSD.
1” sensor, 8K 50p video, compact form factor, record-breaking 100-minute battery life, intelligent controls… Let’s take a closer look at the DJI Osmo 360, which aims to stand out from the competition.
Check out our review of the TerraMaster D4 SSD, an enclosure that can hold up to 32 TB of M.2 SSDs, with USB4 at 40 Gb/s and over 3000 MB/s speeds in RAID.
On July 24, 2025, DJI released a short teaser confirming the arrival of its first 360 camera, the Osmo 360. Announcement scheduled for July 31 at 2 p.m.
Xiaomi unveils a special edition of its Xiaomi 15 Ultra, designed to patina like a classic Leica camera. A one-off, this collector's model will never be marketed, much to the dismay of collectors.
In his Lego series on the Jura mountains, photographer Quentin Danel imagines amusing and surprising scenes. He places Lego figurines in Jura landscapes to create photos that are both funny and poetic.
Nikon has rolled out the v3.00 update for its Z8, bringing some nice new features. But this version also raises incompatibilities with certain third-party lenses, notably Tamron. We take stock.
By 2025, more than 2.1 trillion photos will be captured, according to Photutorial. Smartphones, selfies, networks and memory: deciphering a hyper-photographed planet.
With the eufyMake UV Printer E1, presented as "the first UV printer with a personal 3D texture", Anker Innovations is shaking up a technology hitherto reserved for industrial workshops.
Sigma rolls out the first v1.01 firmware update for its BF full-format hybrid, launched last February. It incorporates several fixes, including greater compatibility with L-mount lenses.
Yashica is reinventing its FX-D SLRs in a digital version, and is using Kickstarter to fund the project. Offered in 3 variants FX-D 100, FX-D 300 and FX-D S300, this series focuses on retro charm and the film experience with the advantages of digital, which seems to be a strong trend.