Verdict: Four stars ★★★★ The purchase price and running costs get in the way of giving the instax SP-3 a five-star rating, but as a concept it’s beyond price. It lets you print, keep and share life’s key moments in a way that a Facebook post, an Instagram or a regular photo print delivered five... Continue Reading →
Verdict: Five stars ★★★★★ Available for five different camera brands, the Pro Cube 2 can charge two batteries at the same time, or four AAs, and it has a USB output too for charging your smartphone. It even has a car adaptor. It’s a niche product, but it’s very, very good. OK, so a battery... Continue Reading →
Verdict: 5 stars ★★★★★ If you’re prepared to put up with a short learning process to try something new, the FastTrack-8 shows it’s not a gimmick and is actually a great idea. It’s a really good sling bag with lots of pockets for all your other paraphernalia, and it’s also a way of keeping your camera... Continue Reading →
Rating: 4 stars ★★★★ Yes, it’s hard to get excited about yet another beginner-friendly mirrorless camera with a flip-up selfie screen, a choice of colours and a series of incremental improvements over the specs of the previous model. And yet the X-A5 does rather a lot of things right. Serious photographers won’t like the lack of... Continue Reading →
Made by Chinese company K&F, they can fit practically any lens to any camera body as long as you don’t mind manual controls.
Sony’s new entry-level full-frame mirrorless camera is a regular little powerhouse.
Venus Optics broadens its lens range with a new super-wide prime for Fujifilm, Sony and Canon cameras.
British bag maker Billingham fine-tunes one of its most popular small bags to suit pro users.
First came excitement, then bewilderment, then despair… and then it was back to excitement again.
This Leica 0 prototype from 1923 is one of only 25 ever made, of which perhaps three are still in their original condition.
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