Camera Reviews

The HoverAir Aqua is the world's first waterproof self-flying camera, and a genuinely innovative drone built for life on the water.

The 'Pro' upgrade to the Camp Snap loses the shutter lag, ups the resolution, and adds a dial for retro-style filters.

Offering a treasure-trove of app-based film looks, the RewindPix is a heck of a lot of fun for retro-loving photographers.

The Insta360 Mic Pro beats the DJI Mic 3 at noise cancelling, and has a couple of unique tricks up its sleeve to boot.

With a stacked 67MP full-frame sensor, the Sony A7R VI brings next-level speed to Sony's high-resolution line of mirrorless cameras — it's probably the perfect camera.

The mark II version of Nikon's 70-200mm f/2.8 for Z-mount features a lighter build, new optical design and various design tweaks, and the result is a virtually flawless telephoto zoom.

The differences between this second-gen edition of DJI's Mic Mini and the original are mostly cosmetic, but at this price it seems unfair to quibble.

An instant printer and frame for phone photos, the Polaroid Hi-Print 3x3 is a charming way to get more from your camera roll.

The Thermal Master P4 is a thermal camera that connects to an Android phone or PC using USB.

It's less fun than the Neo 2 and more straight-laced than the Flip – but DJI's new entry-level champion is simply fantastic value for money.