Cameras & Camcorders

Have you noticed that the internet is full of these ‘One Weird Tip’ articles nowadays about how to look 20 years younger or get a six pack or give up poutine for a week? Ok I made the last one up, but seriously, if anyone has any ideas, pleeease leave a comment! Anyway, it occurred to me recently that if I had to give ‘one weird tip’ to someone who wanted to drastically improve their photography, I know exactly...

The Canon SX600 is a 16 mega pixel point-and-shoot, with a 18x optical zoom. It’s a small and lightweight camera, which makes that big optical zoom all the more impressive. It comes with some unique shooting modes too – including ‘Wink Self-Timer’. Read on to learn more…

I tested out four GoPro content creator accessories. Adding them to my GoPro Hero10 has made it so easy to use the camera that I'll film with it everywhere.

With so many meetings happening online today, it's important to to have good video quality. Learn how to up your game by using your camera as a webcam.

 The 80D is the latest camera from Canon, and aside from a brand new sensor, it has a tiltable, turnable, touchscreen LCD. Video shooters are bound to love this camera, and today we’ll tell you why.

GoPro has stayed at the top of the game in the action camera market by constantly delivering better cameras with more features. And today we can announce the GoPro+ LCD  which is no exception, with it’s touchscreen and wireless capabilities. It looks like GoPro has another winner on their hands!

The Sony FE 24-105mm G OSS lens is a high-end lens designed for a wide variety of uses. Is this the best all-round Sony lens you can buy?

Long-distance photography offers some unique opportunities and perspectives that would otherwise be unavailable to us, and as a technique can help us to create a distinctive style in our photography.   Today I’m going to look at some of the scenarios in which you can use long-distance photography effectively and also offer some tips on how to get the most from your long-distance photography.

For many people, the smartphone has become the camera of choice, but there are a number of situations in which the smartphone won't be able to capture the scene as you wish it could.

Smartphones are already compact cameras unto themselves, but they can also play assistive roles when shooting with a DSLR or mirrorless camera.