DxO unveils Nik Collection 8. What’s new: improved non-destructive integration with Photoshop, a redesigned workflow for Silver Efex, and a new centralized panel for plugin access.
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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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GoPro has just unveiled the Hero13 Black Ultra Wide Edition, a new version of its action camera designed for ultra-immersive shooting.
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The Nubia Z70S Ultra sets itself apart by opting for a 35 mm focal length designed for street photography. It also comes with a retro-inspired photo kit.
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The Nikon Japan website recently classified the Nikon D6 as an "old product", implying that production has now ceased.
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At the end of February, SanDisk quietly unveiled its first USB 4.0-compatible Extreme Pro external SSD.
On the sidelines of CP+ 2025, we interviewed Mitsuteru Hino, head of UX planning and in charge of product planning for camera bodies at Nikon Corp
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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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Fujifilm has just unveiled a teaser for what appears to be a new camera body with the slogan "Half the Size, Twice the Story".
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Fujifilm has just announced the sale of 100 million Instax devices since the launch of the series in 1998. A remarkable achievement.
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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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Helium Design Lab unveils an aluminum grip for the Sigma BF, an accessory that promises to improve the camera's grip while preserving its minimalist design.
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Viltrox markets two exceptional cinema zooms: 30-300 mm T4 and 42-420 mm T5.6 Luna. Their x10 zoom, weight and price make them unique lenses.
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Insta360 has just unveiled the Xplorer Ace Pro 2 pack, which enhances its action cam with a metal cage designed with Tilta. The aim? Transform the action camera into a truly compact still camera.
