Ricoh has confirmed 12 Pentax lenses are being phased out as part of its wind-down of DSLR production, while retailer listings in Japan and the US point to three more disappearing from Olympus, Fujifilm and Nikon lineups.
Experimental firmware built on Radium Wang's open-source groundwork has given the Hasselblad X2D II 100C video recording, a Linux desktop, CarPlay and ChatGPT, none of which Hasselblad ever intended to ship.
Viltrox has launched the AF 35mm f/1.4 Pro for Sony E and Nikon Z mirrorless cameras at $829, rounding out a trio of fast Pro-series primes alongside its existing 50mm and 85mm lenses.
Canon's third-quarter results show compact camera sales up more than 50 percent, but the company says component shortages will keep PowerShot cameras backordered through the holidays as it leans on pricier full-frame EOS R bodies for profit.
Fujifilm's Instax Mini Evo 2 hybrid instant camera adds a much larger sensor, a 4.5-inch touchscreen, face-detection autofocus and a new wide-angle mode. It ships in black only for $290 at the end of November.
An amateur wildlife photographer in Lincolnshire used a Sony A9 and 400mm GM lens at 1/8,000 sec to freeze a kingfisher emerging from water with a fish, earning a breakdown in Digital Camera World's Rate My Photo series.
A conservation group's trail camera filmed a baby giant armadillo in the Peruvian Amazon, a species so elusive that researchers often spend a year and hundreds of cameras hoping for a single clip.
Sony ranks second worldwide in camera sales behind Canon and holds over 50 percent of the image sensor market, but a Digital Camera World analysis argues the brand still lacks the emotional pull of rivals like Leica or OM System.
Sigma has announced the FP2, successor to its pocketable 2019 full-frame fp. It ships November 11 for $2,199 body-only, or $2,749 with the new EVF-21 viewfinder, and adds a 24.5-megapixel stacked sensor and 6K video.
Google has launched the Pixel 11 Pro XL at $1,299 in the US and ₹1,14,999 in India — matching the iPhone 18 Pro Max’s price while delivering a camera system that reviewers call dependable, not dominant.
Nikon ZR is $2,199—not a Red cinema camera, but a vlogging-first body. Instax Mini Evo Cinema is $410 for QR-printed 15-second clips. GoPro Mission 1 Pro ILS is $700, manual-focus only, no electronic lens contacts.
Vivo V80 launches globally with Zeiss-branded telephoto, AI-powered portrait tools, and a 7,200mAh battery — priced at ₹34,999 in India, $499 in the US.
SanDisk has launched its new Guardian Series microSD lineup, offering high-endurance cards built specifically for round-the-clock video capture in dash cams and outdoor security cameras starting at $22.99.
Sony's new ECM-W5 wireless audio kit lands in mid-November for $399.99, packing 64GB onboard memory per transmitter, 32-bit float backup, and direct hot-shoe camera integration.
OM System has released firmware version 1.1 for three telephoto lenses, adding support for 50fps bursts in Pro Capture and Sequential Shooting SH2 modes across OM-1 and OM-3 bodies.
Fujifilm has launched the Instax Square 2 for $119.95, bringing built-in orange and blue color filters, automatic exposure, and new Square Haze film to its square instant lineup.
Yeti’s LoadOut GoBox 28 hard-shell roller case is now available at $350 — a direct, heavier, and pricier alternative to Pelican’s Protector 1510 for photographers and videographers who fly with gear.
Sony secured the top three spots in Yodobashi's late September mirrorless sales chart with the A7 V and A7C II, though Canon and Fujifilm clawed back ground in the lower ranks.
Fujifilm's new QuickSnap Black and White disposable camera packs 27 exposures of ISO 400 film into a 90-gram body designed to process through inexpensive standard C-41 color photo lab lines.
Sony cramming a 61-megapixel stabilized sensor into the compact a7CR creates a high-resolution travel camera for $3,398, but the smaller body cuts the autofocus joystick and viewfinder size.
Leaked trackside photos show Nikon's upcoming Z 120-300mm f/2.8 TC VR S lens in use at the Singapore Grand Prix, pointing toward an official launch by late October.
The arrival of modern mirrorless bodies like the Nikon Z5IIC has brought back an enduring photography feud: whether framing shots on a rear LCD compromises professional technique or simply delivers better results.
Photographer Jack Boskett won the Christmas Parties and Seasonal Events category at the 12th Event Photography Awards with a low-light shot of a steam locomotive.
Nikon has unveiled the Z5IIc, shedding the eye-level viewfinder and dropping down to a single SD slot to deliver an entry-level full-frame mirrorless body tailored for phone switchers.
Angélica Dass’s new project, funded by TECNO, uses the Camon 50 Ultra 5G to shoot 100 portraits across Kenya, the Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Brazil. The first 20 images—shot outdoors in Kenya with personal narratives—are now live.
DPReview's Mitchell Clark discovered that the GoPro Mission 1 Pro ILS won't work with Micro Four Thirds lenses that rely on electrical contacts for aperture and focus, a limitation he worked around with two manual optics.
Canadian photographers Leeanna and Aaron DiGruccio are drawing long festival crowds for M4LL PH0T0, a pop-up booth that rejects AI to shoot genuine 1980s mall-style portraits for CA$25.
OM System PEN focuses on everyday stills at $999, combining in-body image stabilization and weather sealing while bypassing expensive video upgrades and a 25-megapixel sensor to keep prices accessible.
With US regulators freezing fresh imports from DJI and Autel, alternatives from Potensic, HoverAir and Insta360 incubator Antigravity are stepping in to fill airspace on retail shelves.
Canon EOS 550D DSLRs — launched in 2010 — are selling second-hand for roughly the same price as new entry-level point-and-shoot cameras, Digital Camera World reports.