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At IBC 2024, OWC unveiled its new high-end portable SSD, the Envoy Ultra. This model, compatible with the Thunderbolt 5 standard, promises exceptional performance with a speed of 6000 MB/s.
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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.
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CalDigit, a specialist in storage and docking stations, unveils its new CalDigit Element 5 Hub, featuring Thunderbolt 5. This hub promises to expand ultra-fast Thunderbolt 5 / USB-C ports, making it ideal for photographers, videographers, and demanding creators.
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The iPhone 16e, Apple's new "affordable" smartphone, arrives with a 48MP photo sensor, a 6.1-inch OLED screen and the A18 chip.
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OM System is taking advantage of CP+ 2025 to unveil a new roadmap, including a future 40-150 mm telephoto lens.
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SongRaw, a new Chinese manufacturer, enters the autofocus lens race for full-format hybrids with an ambitious AF 50 mm f/1.2 "Moonlit".
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Insta360 unveils its new 360° camera, the Insta360 X5. It succeeds the popular X4 and features larger sensors, a much more powerful AI, new capture modes, and improved battery life.
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A photographer adds a decorative silver lever to his Fujifilm X100VI, for gesture and style.
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Canon unveils the PowerShot V1, a compact camera designed for vlogging. Announced for the Japanese market, it stands out with a new 1.4-inch sensor, 4K oversampled from 5.7K, and an integrated fan.
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After launching its iPhone app, Leica is now unveiling a … magnetic Leica LUX grip for iPhone. The goal? Optimize the handling of the smartphone for photography.
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Leica unveils Monopan 50, its first 35 mm black and white film. Although production of the film is outsourced, it reflects Leica's high-end positioning.
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With the Nikkor Z 28-135mm f/4 PZ, Nikon reaffirms its growing commitment to cinema and professional video. This motorized zoom offers an extended focal range, a constant f/4 aperture, and a parfocal design.
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Fujifilm has unveiled the X half, a pocket-sized vintage-style compact camera with a 1” sensor, capable of combining two vertical photos into one composition thanks to a clever lever mechanism.
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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.
