Tag: cameras
I turned my Fujifilm X-T3 into an infrared wonder – and it’s the best photography decision I’ve made in years
One of the hardest ‘skills’ in photography is often staying motivated to keep shooting. Once you’ve learnt the fundamentals, how do you keep that spark of beginner enthusiasm? It can be easy to fall into a rut and stop shooting completely. That’s what happened to me, so a few months…
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Thank you Ricoh for the new GR IV premium compact, but I’m going to stick with my GR III for now – here’s why
The Ricoh GR IV is the premium compact and Fujfilm X100VI rival that many keen photographers have been waiting for. This week, finally, preorders went live. You’d think I’d be happy, but as a (mostly) satisfied Ricoh GR III user for several years, I was sorely disappointed when I saw…
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Insta360 Go Ultra vs Insta360 Go 3S: 4 reasons to upgrade (and 2 reasons to stick)
Insta360 has just announced the Go Ultra, its most advanced miniature action camera yet. With a new sensor and processing chip on board, the Go Ultra promises to outstrip all other tiny action cams on the market when it comes to image quality – including Insta360’s own Go 3S, released…
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Sigma reveals super-bright lens for astrophotography fans – plus a new world-first for pro sports shooters
Sigma unveils an ultra-wide 12mm f/1.4 lens for APS-C mirrorless cameras It’s available for Sony, Canon and Fujifilm cameras for £519 (US / AU pricing TBC) 200mm F2 telephoto prime also revealed, part of Sigma’s pro Sports line Good Lord, Sigma’s lens making department is on a roll. Following its…
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I review drones for a living and I’m more excited about the DJI Mini 5 Pro than the Insta360 Antigravity A1 – here’s why
Rumored Mini 5 Pro is latest model in DJI’s long-running ultra-light range Antigravity A1 is the world’s first all-in-one 360 video drone Both drones should be out by early 2026 Camera drone fans like me are really getting spoiled at the moment (well, perhaps not those that live in the…
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Kodak made me fall in love with photography, and I can’t believe it may not survive
Kodak might not be able to pay down its debt and survive The 137-year-old company has been struggling for years It’s had a huge impact on photography – and on this author Travel five hours north of New York City and you can visit the home of Kodak; or more…
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