Gareth Bevan

2 weeks ago | digitalcameraworld.com | Gareth Bevan

Oppo has officially unveiled the Find X8 Ultra, a device aimed squarely at photography enthusiasts, promising groundbreaking camera tech alongside a sleek, ergonomic design. Could this be the ultra-phone that finally pushes phone cameras to rival the best beginner cameras? Camera-wise, the Oppo Find X8 Ultra boasts a next-generation penta-camera system headlined by a massive 1-inch 50MP Sony sensor.

2 weeks ago | digitalcameraworld.com | Gareth Bevan

The latest style-conscious Instax Mini does little to change the formula of Instax cameras, but instead goes for a bold redesign. And although I do prefer the old version, the Instax 41 will definitely be the choice of instant film fans who don't want to carry around the youthful bubblegum Instax Mini 12. Why you can trust Digital Camera World Our expert reviewers spend hours testing and comparing products and services so you can choose the best for you. Find out how we test.

2 weeks ago | digitalcameraworld.com | Gareth Bevan

Fujifilm has unveiled the Instax Mini 41, the latest stylish update to its popular instant camera series. Building upon its predecessor, the Instax Mini 40, this camera introduces some big internal updates as well as a brand-new modern design. Key upgrades include an improved automatic exposure, which should allow the Mini 41 to produce better and more consistent quality instant prints in more diverse lighting conditions by automatically optimizing shutter speed and flash output.

2 weeks ago | digitalcameraworld.com | Gareth Bevan

Prior to its launch, pretty much everyone expected the Fujifilm X100VI to be a success. The X100V had been outselling production for months and, despite its scarcity, demand wasn’t slowing. Yet, I still don’t think anyone was quite prepared for the global phenomenon it turned out to be. So it comes as no surprise that Fujifilm would try to replicate as much of that success as it can in the premium compact market.

3 weeks ago | digitalcameraworld.com | Gareth Bevan

The Canon EOS R50 V and Fujifilm X-M5 are two of the hottest mirrorless cameras vying for the attention of vloggers this year. On paper, they share a lot in common. Both are compact APS-C interchangeable-lens cameras optimized for video. Yet there are key differences that could make each appeal to a different kind of content creator. The Canon EOS R50 V is a video-focused spin on Canon’s entry-level R50, packing Canon’s renowned Dual Pixel autofocus and a friendly price point.