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6 days ago | 
digitalcameraworld.com | James Artaius
It looks like Panasonic is launching a new camera next week, as the company has teased an announcement for Tuesday 13 May. The manufacturer dropped the short teaser video on its social channels with minimal hints as to what it might be – even the placeholder for the livestream on YouTube doesn't have a description beyond a couple of links to Lumix social outlets.
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1 week ago | 
digitalcameraworld.com | James Artaius
The Valoi Easy35 does exactly what it claims: makes scanning film easier than ever beforeDifferent people shoot film for different reasons. For some, it's a creative choice – because, for all its advantages, digital just can't replicate that analog magic. For others, it's fun – again, digital cameras just can't match that tactile experience. However, while everyone loves shooting film for their own reason, nobody loves scanning it.
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1 week ago | 
digitalcameraworld.com | James Artaius
It looks like Apple is going back to the drawing board with a camera technology that has thus far eluded it: the under-display camera (UDC). I'm by no means alone when I say that the iPhone 16 launch was a disaster, from the vaporware that is Apple Intelligence to the poorly implemented Camera Control button. Apple, it seems, is also aware of the situation, and is eager to find its new killer app for the next wave of iPhones.
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1 week ago | 
digitalcameraworld.com | James Artaius
Like many photographers, I'm also a gamer (fun fact: I spent a decade as a videogames journalist!). So the news that Grand Theft Auto VI has been delayed until 2026 has been dominating my news feed. While the news was disappointing, it also got me thinking. The last GTA game came out in 2013 – and the camera industry has become a radically different place in that time.
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1 week ago | 
flipboard.com | James Artaius
ICYMI: the 8 biggest tech stories of the week, from ChatGPT's shopping upgrade to GTA 6 delaysEvery week is a busy week in technology, and the past seven days have been no exception. Just in case you haven't had chance to visit TechRadar every …
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1 week ago | 
digitalcameraworld.com | James Artaius
Take a look at any of the many Canon cameras on the market right now. In fact, take a look at any of the Canon cameras on the market in recent memory. Notice anything they all have in common? None of them has a colored logo. You'll see white, you'll see grey, you'll see silver and you'll see metallic. But despite the Canon logo itself being red, you'll never see a red logo on a Canon camera. Nor a blue one, a yellow one nor any other color.
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2 weeks ago | 
digitalcameraworld.com | James Artaius
All good things must come to an end – and that includes the service life of cameras. Canon Japan has recently updated its repair support page, confirming that three cameras will reach the end of their serviceable life this year – and one of them reaches it at the end of this month, on Wednesday. Obviously, this doesn't mean that these bodies will suddenly stop working! Properly looked after, the best Canon cameras can give you years and years of reliable performance.
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2 weeks ago | 
digitalcameraworld.com | James Artaius
We're all worried about tariffs and the effects they'll have on prices – and when it comes to cameras, those effects could be enormous. Obviously, the entire situation is incredibly volatile. Nobody knows for sure how things will play out or what costs will be passed on to the customer – or even if the tariffs themselves will change yet again. While Blackmagic has confirmed that US consumers will face price rises, most of the major manufacturers are playing their cards very close to the chest.
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3 weeks ago | 
digitalcameraworld.com | James Artaius
The Nikon F3 was THE professional camera of the EightiesThe Nikon F3, one of the most legendary cameras ever made, is celebrating its 45th birthday this year – and in those 45 years it has been used by some of the all-time photographic greats, everywhere from outer space to the world's most dangerous war zones. Launched back in March 1980, the Nikon F3 carried a price tag of ¥175,000 – which in today's money is about ¥266,000, which is approximately $1,880 / £1,400 / AU$2,900.
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3 weeks ago | 
digitalcameraworld.com | James Artaius
A month after it teased and launched its last camera, Fujifilm is at it again. The company has released a teaser video for a new camera, built around a cryptic phrase and a nod towards Provia. "Half the size, twice the story" is the tagline for the teaser, which depicts the outline of a very small-looking camera in deep shadow with an illuminated Provia logo. "Explore your mind," reads the description on the YouTube page. "What kind of camera can you expect with such a form and a message?
