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Established in 1998, Imaging Resource is dedicated to guiding photographers towards enjoyable experiences with their cameras. Over the years, we have evolved into one of the biggest photo news and review platforms online. Here, you'll discover detailed reviews supported by comprehensive lab testing, along with a wide array of photo news coverage.

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Polaroid Introduces The Polaroid Flip Instant Camera

1 week ago | imaging-resource.com | Terry Sullivan

Yesterday, Polaroid introduced the Flip, its newest point-and-shoot instant camera, which the company says is packed with features that come from Polaroid’s “80-year photography legacy.” The most conspicuous way the Flip harkens back to designs of earlier Polaroid cameras is that the flash flips up, in a similar manner that the Polaroid One Step cameras did years ago.
Wacom Movink 13 Hands-On Review: A Professional-level Pen Display With A Few Quirks

1 week ago | imaging-resource.com | Terry Sullivan

The Wacom Movink 13 pen display tablet is lightweight, portable, and easy to set up and use, but it might be a bit pricey for some creators’ budgets.
Nikon Z5II Brings Pro-Level Processing to Entry-Level Full-Frame Mirrorless

3 weeks ago | imaging-resource.com | David Schloss

Nikon has introduced the Z5II, a second-generation full-frame mirrorless camera positioned as an entry point into the FX-format Z system. The camera adds the company’s EXPEED 7 image processor—the same one found in the Z8 and Z9—bringing significant autofocus and low-light performance improvements to Nikon’s most affordable full-frame body. We’ve spent time with the original Z5 and found it to be a solid gateway for those moving to full-frame mirrorless.
Nikon Z5 II - Hands-On First Impressions With Nikon’s New Powerhouse Mirrorless

3 weeks ago | imaging-resource.com | David Schloss

Nikon has unveiled the Z5 II, an "affordable" mirrorless camera with features that rival the new Z6 III. The Z5 II has advanced still and video capabilities and a price of $1700, which is $1000 less than the Z6 III sticker price. If you'd like to read the full and specifications for the Nikon Z5 II, you can find that in our news coverage of the launch.
New Sony VENICE Extension System Mini Shrinks Cinema Power for Action and VR Shoots

4 weeks ago | imaging-resource.com | DL Byron

Sony has unveiled the VENICE Extension System Mini, a compact addition to its well-regarded Cinema Line designed to expand filmmakers' creative flexibility. Approximately the size of an average smartphone, this new system is about 70% smaller than the existing VENICE Extension System 2, making it ideal for handheld shots and capturing extreme action sequences, like Formula One races.
Review: Sony 400-800mm f/6.3-8 G OSS: The Ultimate Long-Range Lens for Wildlife, Sports, and Aviation Photography

1 month ago | imaging-resource.com | David Schloss

If you're a photographer passionate about capturing wildlife, sports, or aviation with super-long reach, you won't want to miss our latest video review. In this hands-on test, Imaging Resource’s editor David takes the Sony 400-800mm f/6.3-8 G OSS for a spin, showcasing its impressive focal length and real-world performance—all at a surprisingly attractive price.
Fujifilm GFX100RF Puts 102 Megapixel Medium Format Sensor Into Compact, Vintage Body

1 month ago | imaging-resource.com | David Schloss

The Fujifilm X100 series has a cult following thanks to the camera's compact form factor, "vintage" design aesthetic, and excellent lens image quality. Fujifilm’s APS-C sensors power the X100 series, and today, Fujifilm gives the X100 a medium-format-sensor sibling with the GFX100RF,The GFX100RF is what happens when the size of Fujifilm X100 and the sensor size of Fujifilm's GFX medium-format cameras are combined into one impressive unit. It's both massive and small.
Sony Teases A New Camera To Launch March 26

1 month ago | imaging-resource.com | DL Byron

Today, on their YouTube channel, Sony teased a small camera to be announced on March 26th. The tease shared no other information. It's likely a global shutter video camera, as Sony currently offers the a9 III with a global shutter but no video cameras featuring this technology, despite its groundbreaking potential for cinema. While some of the rumor sites are speculating this will be a new camera, to us the images look more like this will be a sensor replacement unit for the Sony Venice.
Canon EOS R5 and R5 II Overheating Solved With SmallRig Cooling Fan

1 month ago | imaging-resource.com | David Schloss

Canon's EOS R5 and R5 Mark II are excellent hybrid cameras with some of the best video specs in the class, but they are prone to occasional overheating. SmallRig, a maker of photography and videography accessories, has released an external fan for the R5 and R5 Mark II. Fixing Overheating in Canon EOS R5 and CANON EOS R5 II SmallRig says the new setup will eliminate overheating, especially for the older R5, which was more prone to heat issues during extended shooting.
Sony World Photography Winners and Shortlists Announced

1 month ago | imaging-resource.com | David Schloss

The Sony World Photography Awards is an annual, global competition that "spotlights photographers telling the stories of our time." World Photography Organisation [sic], which manages the Sony-sponsored contest, has announced the winners of the 10 categories, as well as the shortlists for the 2024 calendar year competition. The Sony World Photography Awards is now in its 18th season, and as one of the largest "open" competitions, sees a massive number of submissions.