Chris Niccolls

If I told you that Kodak just released a new camera that shoots Super 8 film but has a digital LCD, an SD card slot, and it costs $5,500 , you'd probably be as confused as I was.

After Apple concluded its keynote featuring the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max, I dove into my review of this new smartphone as a photographic and videographic tool in the sunshine of California.

When the Nikon Zf was announced, it felt like an early look at what the Z6 III would eventually be.

Photographers love fixed-focal-length cameras since a single lens forces you to think carefully about the composition and move within the scene to capture the shot.

There is a recurring theme that sneaks its way into the comments section of the YouTube channel.

In the past, we did a versus battle between the Sony a7R V and the Nikon Z8 but recently Canon updated its R5 II and we thought it to be the right time for a three-way fight.

Pentax's popular Pentax 17 showed the market that there is demand for a new-production analog film camera.

Fujifilm's new entry-level X-M5 is very affordable and that is a good thing because mirrorless cameras are expensive.

Fujifilm has one of the most expansive stable of lenses you could desire for its illustrious X-mount cameras and it just got two more.

With plenty of iPhone camera apps to choose from, which one gives the best video results? We show you the advice and tools you'll need.