Cameras

Today, Sony is announcing its latest full-frame interchangeable lens camera, the ZV-E1. The 12MP sensor here allows this camera to be the “world’s most compact, lightweight full-frame interchangeable lens camera” that has a lot of functionality packed in. With the ability to record 4K120, 1080p240, and even 4:2:2 internally, this camera is sure to be a go-to for budding cinematographers and content creators alike. Want to learn more, like the price and when you can buy it? Head below to find out all we know so far.

This week, FUJIFILM is announcing its X-H2 high-resolution mirrorless camera, featuring the “world’s first 40MP APS-C sensor,” which also has the ability to record 8K30, 4K60, and 1080p240 video. Yep, you read all that right. This is a pretty impressive APS-C mirrorless camera, all things considered. And, given its premium features, it’s priced pretty competitively.

Today, Nikon is announcing its Z 30 vlogging-focused creator camera with some impressive specs for its price. Delivering a 20.9MP sensor, an ISO range of 100 to 51,200, and both eye- and animal-detection autofocus, this camera could become a game changer in the creator space. So, let’s dive into all the Nikon Z 30 has to offer.

Recently, Canon updated its iconic R Series of cameras with an all-new form factor: APS-C. That’s right, there are two new cameras being introduced today with the R7 and R10, both featuring mirrorless APS-C sensors. The R7 packs a whopping 32.5MP sensor while the R10 comes in at 24MP, but both are powerhouses in their own right. So, without further ado, let’s see if either the Canon EOS R7 or R10 will be your next mirrorless camera.

Today, Sony introduced the a7 IV full-frame mirrorless camera, something that photographers and videographers alike have been waiting a long time for. Packing an all-new 33MP Exmor R sensor, flip-out display, 4K 60FPS video, and 759-point hybrid autofocus, this camera is sure to knock your socks off when it comes to capturing stunning content. There’s quite a lot to like here, so without further ado, let’s take a closer look at the latest Sony a7 IV.

Nikon’s latest mirrorless APS-C camera, dubbed the Z fc, features a 20.9MP sensor and is designed to be your retro 4K shooter. This time around, Nikon adopted an older styling for its new camera while still packing the latest-generation technology. What all can the Nikon Z fc do and when can you buy it? Let’s take a closer look.

SmallRig, a well-known brand around videography and content creator groups, just announced its Mini Follow Focus 3010. This wheel-shaped device easily attaches to your camera and supports both DSLRs and mirrorless shooters. It’s compatible with many standard wheels so you can use it with gear that you already own. How can the SmallRig Mini Follow Focus 3010 upgrade your videography kit? Let’s take a closer look.

Originally launched last September, famed photographer Peter McKinnon is updating his lineup of camera bags with NOMATIC, this time featuring a smaller and easier-to-carry size as well as a few other bells and whistles. I’ve spent the past 24 hours or so with a new NOMATIC Peter McKinnon 25L Camera Backpack as well as the 8L Camera Sling, and these are my thoughts.

SIGMA, an industry leader in photography equipment, just launched the newest member of its fp series of cameras. Part of the “world’s smallest and lightest full-frame digital single-lens mirrorless cameras,” the all-new SIGMA fp L delivers a 61 megapixel sensor that is perfect for both still and video work. What does this unique camera bring to the table? Let’s take a look.

The original Pocket Cinema Camera 6K was launched in August 2019 as the company’s latest release with a Super 35 sensor, EF mount, and more. Well, it’s time the company updated its beloved camera. With the introduction of the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro, Blackmagic is delivering on several features that many videographers have wanted, including a new battery grip that offers longer runtime, a bolt-on Pro EVF, and more. Does the Pocket Cinema Camera Pro 6K pique your interest? If so, keep reading to find out more about the company’s latest release.

Zhiyun is continuing its legacy with the Crane 2S 3-axis gimbal. Expanding on its DSLR gimbal lineup, you’ll find support for some of the larger camera bodies out there, including the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K, Canon 1DX II, Panasonic S1H, and many others. While most gimbals can’t carry a heavy payload, the Crane 2S puts the competition to shame. Offering an all-new FlexMount system that simplifies setup, a vertical shooting mode, and expandability, this gimbal will be a go-to for cinematographers of all kinds.

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Olympus, though eventually shutting its doors, is releasing one more camera to the masses. Dubbed the Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV, this new camera is “around half the size and weight of other interchangeable lens cameras”, this is designed to offer maximum mobility thanks to a compact build that even extends to the lens lineup. You’ll find a 20.3MP sensor capable of capturing 4K30 video plus in-body image stabilization capable of assisting in capturing steady shots.

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Yesterday, Sony announced its brand-new A7S III DSLR that offers killer 4K 120FPS recording, a flip-out screen, insane low-light performance, and much more. Today, SmallRig, a manufacturer of cages and other camera accessories, announced its Master Kit for the A7S III, which will become a staple of many when picking out a cage for their camera. What all does the SmallRig Sony A7S III Master Kit do? Well, keep reading to find out.

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Blackmagic is well-known around here for its (relatively) budget-friendly cinema cameras. While RED charges upward of $55,000 for some camera bodies, Blackmagic has models that are much more affordable for those wanting to shoot with something higher-end than a DSLR but aren’t quite ready for cinema-level gear. Well, the latest from Blackmagic, the URSA Mini Pro, offers something that, really, nobody else can even begin to claim: 12K 60FPS recording. That’s right, the URSA Mini Pro records 12K footage — and it can even be edited on a laptop.

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