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Remember the Polaroid OneStep2? Polaroid’s new throwback instant camera that actually printed photos instantly on i-Type and 600 film, just like the cameras you grew up idolizing? Well, it turned out to be a major hit, and Polaroid has decided to continue with the platform, upgrading it for late-2018 with the new OneStep+
The Nikon Coolpix P1000 is one insane camera with insane zoom: about 125x. For what is essentially a fixed-lens camera the size of a large DSLR, to say that is impressive would be an understatement.
Mirrorless cameras are awesome, if not a little bit expensive. They also tend towards more features, modes and lenses than a lot of us care to deal with and learn. Fujifilm looks to correct that with the new Fujifilm X-A5, a new budget mirrorless camera that successfully combines the build and optical power of a mirrorless camera, with the ease and straightforward simplicity of a mirrorless
What exactly does the Google Clips do? It’s an automatic digital camera without all the trappings – even the simplest ones, usually found on point-and-shoots. There’s no screen, no controls, just a simple shutter button that you don’t even have to use. Just point the Clips and it will start shooting automatically.
Sony has just announced their newest mirrorless camera, the Alpha A7R III, the newest upgrade and successor to the A7R II. The new model features a Full-Frame stacked, Exmor R CMOS sensor, with an impressive 42.2 megapixels. They've given it some new additions, such as gapless microlenses and anti-flare coating, as well as the latestBIONZ X image processing engine; as a result, they've got processing speeds of up to 1.8 times faster than the A7R II.
Canon has just announced their latest in the Powershot line - the Canon G1x Mark III, available this November. In a major upgrade for the point-and-shoot mainstay, the Gix MKIII comes with the same sensor as the Canon 80D - a 24.2-megapixel APS-C sensor with dual pixel autofocus.