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1 week ago | digitalcameraworld.com | Kalum Carter

The Sony Future Filmmaker Awards 2025 lit up the Sony Pictures Studios in Culver City, California, this week, honoring four standout short films that are as diverse in style as they are united in purpose: to tell unforgettable stories. Now in its third year, this sister competition to the Sony World Photography Awards (created by Creo and sponsored by Sony) continues to make waves for its support of bold, emerging voices in filmmaking.

1 week ago | digitalcameraworld.com | Adam Juniper

Xiaomi has launched a new Redmi Pad 2 generation of its accessibly priced tablet series with three different memory options, three different colors, and the option of 4G connectivity. The 11-inch tablet with 90Hz 2560 x 1600 (2.5K) display (that's 274ppi if you can't do the math in your head) and quad speakers is targeted at entertainment applications, though the power and pressure sensitve 'Smart Pen' should make it perfectly capable of basic photo editing too.

1 week ago | digitalcameraworld.com | Adam Waring

The Ebo Air 2 is more like a remote-controlled car than a robot, but can be controlled from anywhere you have an internet connection, giving a heads-up view of the action. The motion detection feature enables it to double as a security or spy camera, though its patrol feature is less useful. Its prime value, though, is as a fun toy that can be used to play with people and pets wherever you happen to be.

1 week ago | digitalcameraworld.com | Kalum Carter

Viltrox built a reputation by offering surprisingly capable lenses at accessible prices. Known for delivering strong performance on a budget, the brand has become a favorite among mirrorless shooters and indie filmmakers alike. But now, in a move that surprises even longtime followers, Viltrox is entering the world of high-end cinema optics with a flagship cine lens series that could cost as much as $200,000!The Luna 10x full-frame cine zoom lens series is aimed at top-tier productions.

1 week ago | digitalcameraworld.com | Adam Juniper

How can Apple's famous wireless headphones, AirPods, be adapted to serve the needs of photographers, you might ask? With Apple's annual developers' event, WWDC, set to start on Monday, plenty of rumors are suggesting that it will happen – perhaps even with head gestures!Don't worry, it seems unlikely that Apple will have you capturing a photo every time you nod along with the beat. But motion-sensing technology has been discussed in a roundup of claims made by Apple fan site 9to5Mac.