Camera
First Hands-On Review of the Nikon D810A
Nikon’s dedicated astrophotography camera isn’t planned to start shipping until next week, but Swedish astrophotographer Göran Strand was lucky enough to get his hands on…
Panasonic G7 Officially Announced, Will Allow 8MP photo extraction From 4K footage
Panasonic has just announced its new mirrorless micro four thirds camera, formally known as the Lumix DMC-G7. As expected, the camera features the DFD autofocus…
Zeiss May Have Revealed the Upcoming Sony A7r Mark II and a 56+ Megapixel Sensor
Earlier today Carl Zeiss Lenses uploaded a few sample photos of the new Batis 85mm f/1.8 lens to its Flickr account, but what’s really interesting…
Pentax Unveils The Pentax K-3 II Declaring It To Be The Sharpest APC To Date
Ricoh just announced the Pentax K-3 II. The camera is the successor to the popular Pentax K-3. The camera has some similarities to the prior K-3 and…
The Canon 5D Mark IV Will Come in Two Versions; One Dedicated to Video
There have been plenty of specs and rumors going around lately regarding the Mark III’s successor. Just yesterday we went over some of the rumors…
The Crazy 5D Mark IV Specs Don’t Seem So Crazy Anymore
A couple of months ago we posted a set of specs supposedly belonging to a Canon test camera. Despite looking like a possible 1D X…
DxO Mark Declares the Nikon D7200 the Best APS-C Camera Ever Tested
Nikon’s newly released flagship DX format DSLR has just been tested by the French measurements and ratings company, and it went straight to the top….
Canon Is All Over 4K; Announces Two Camcorders, a Monitor and a Proprietary Video Format
Earlier today Canon officially announced the XC10 – a compact, fixed-lens 4K video and digital stills camera, targeting aspiring filmmakers and enthusiasts. The camera is…
The Canon 5D Mark IV Will Be Very Controversial If These Specs Are True. 4K Included.
A list of specs supposedly belonging to a test camera has found its way to the web, and despite certain similarities to the 1D X,…
New Flat Lenses Technology Could Offer Smaller Lenses with Zero Chromatic Aberration
A new technology dubbed “achromatic metasurface” from Harvard’s SEAS aims at making Chromatic Aberration (CA), a thing of the past. Moreover, they are planning to do it with a…






































