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Following the rise of the best camera phones, the world of cameras has changed dramatically in recent years. But their large sensors, high-quality lenses and unrivalled handling mean dedicated cameras remain essential tools for photographers of all levels.
Whatever kind of camera you’re looking for, from instant cameras to medium format powerhouses, our experts are here to help you decide the right one for you – and guide you towards making the most of it, too.
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Birdfy Bird Bath Pro review: a fun new way to watch your garden birdlife
A whole new way to watch your garden birdlife
Skydio just landed a record $52 million drones order from the US military
DJI is shut out by the US military as it instead picks domestic drone producer Skydio for a huge – and urgent – order.
First Chinese zoom lens with autofocus spotted — and that's a big deal
If China is to overtake Japan as the new lens-making superpower, we need more choice, most notably autofocus zooms — and we may soon have it.
Fujifilm asked which lenses it should make next – these 3 were your favorites
Fujifilm asked fans which lens(es) it should make next from 14 concepts — and a dream travel zoom topped the poll.
Cinematic teaser shows GoPro is moving on from action cams, but to where?
Following the announcement of a new, twice the power processor, GoPro has teased its next all-new kind of camera with cinematic shots
Fujifilm Instax Mini 13 vs Instax Mini 12 — same low price, easier selfies
Our longstanding favorite instant camera line gets a brush up — the Instax Mini 13 keeps the same low price as the Instax Mini 12, but gets a handy self-timer mode.
Nikon issues partial recall for 3 of its cameras that could become 'inoperable'
Certain units of the Nikon Z5 II, Z6 III and ZR have been built using faulty parts, and Nikon says continued use could lead to them becoming completely "inoperable".
Want Ricoh's pricey, monochrome-only compact camera? You're not alone
Ricoh's first black and white-only compact, the GR IV Monochrome, is giving Ricoh a welcome headache, with demand outstripping supply.
