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Canon’s new PowerShot Pick camera draws a crowd
Canon is synonymous with cameras, and the PowerShot Pick pivots in a slightly different direction by making it smart enough to capture images on its own.
5 ways to share photos, and not on social media
Today’s technology makes sharing an entire album of images in a tiny fraction of what it would’ve taken less than 20 years ago.
Nikon set to launch new Z 30 mirrorless camera
Nikon is giving its own Z line of mirrorless cameras a newer addition with the Z 30, and it’s going after vloggers this time around.
What is a point-and-shoot camera? A beginner’s guide
Discover what a point-and-shoot camera is, its features, benefits, and how it compares to other cameras.
Fuji introduces stylish, classy, powerful X-Pro2 mirrorless camera
The Fujifilm X-series has won acclaim from technology critics and photographers alike; it’s a camera that focuses uniquely on image quality first, while also building cameras that exude style. The X-Pro line’s latest entry—the X-Pro2—was announced today, delivering a drastically improved image processing engine along with quality-of-life features like weather resistance. Read on to learn more.
Best camera kit for influencers
Influencers need the right gear in their camera kit to stand out. As a one-person content creator, here's everything you need in your kit.
DJI launches new DJI Osmo Action 4
The new DJI Osmo Action 4 has a front and back colour touchscreen, larger sensor, and a new mounts to capture every second of the action.
Sony set to launch new lineup of Alpha cameras
There is a new batch of cameras coming from Sony that includes a trio of mirrorless cameras and two new E-mount lenses to add to an impressive lineup.
Fujifilm Instax Mini 40 instant camera announcement
If you love the feeling of shooting with a vintage camera body, Fujifilm's new Fujifilm Instax 40 is the instant camera for you.
Master The Basic Camera Settings And Unleash Your Creativity!
At last, spring is nearly upon us. Soon we’ll be able to go outside again without fear of losing toes to frostbite, or losing an umbrella to a sudden gale. On top of that, the clocks went forward (‘spring forward, fall back’) last weekend so now we have all these glorious long evenings ahead of us. The spring is a great time to get outside and practice some photography, and today I’m going to walk you through some of the manual settings on your camera so that you can shoot with purpose, rather than just leaving it all to the camera and hoping for the best