I didn't buy this Sony Cyber-shot HX90 as an investment, but as a gift for my wife. But this point-and-shoot camera is now ...

What appears to be the latest development is that owners of the Fujifilm GFX100RF no longer seem interested in this popular camera. On June 14, our Editor-in-Chief, Chris Gampat, received an image ...

The end of the financial year is coming up fast and eBay has wasted no time in slashing prices and dropping some amazing deals across home, tech, sport, clothing, shoes, accessories and much more.

More and more, I find myself considering what makes a “good” camera. As the old adage goes, the best camera is probably your ...

The Canon EOS 300 was the end of an era for Canon film cameras… but the beginning of endless new eras even today ...

Photography News: Invoking the half-frame concept of the film world, FUJIFILM's new X half camera melds the immersive experience of analog with the ease and sharing of digital. NEW YORK ...

It is, after all, a digital camera with a film advance lever ... If you've been buying old compacts on eBay, you'll probably feel right at home. And it seems likely that this is the intended audience ...

Fujifilm has already released one unusual camera this year in the GFX100 RF medium format compact, but its latest model may be the most offbeat yet. The $850 X Half is an 18-megapixel digital ...

It’s an 18-megapixel “half-frame” camera with a portrait-oriented sensor and viewfinder and a fixed 32mm-equivalent f/2.8 lens. Despite being digital, the X Half is all about the vintage ...

There’s a clue to the X half’s inspiration in the name – it’s a digital reimagining of half-frame film cameras like the Pentax 17. I've already tried the X half, and it was a much needed ...

FUJIFILM has unveiled the X Half Digital Camera. According to FUJIFILM, the whole concept behind the camera was to play on the film world’s half-frame concept and to combine the ease of digital ...

These creatures are fast and unpredictable, so documenting them requires more than a sharp eye. You need the right camera settings to freeze motion, capture fine detail, and handle challenging light.