Defender Lens Cover

The Defender Lens Cover is now available and it might just be the thing you need should you be someone who’s always worried about protecting your cameras lenses. It uses an elastomer/polymer material that will enhance adjustment by providing a tight fit and some added protection. Plus, there is a reinforced nylon plate that will give extra stiffness and protection to the lens itself. Available in 5 different sizes (from 55-62 mm up to 114 mm), the cover has a flexibility that makes it also possible to keep the filter on the lens while protected, so you won’t have the hassle of constantly putting it on and off between shoots. A serious aftermarket option to keep your gear safe on the go.

Fujifilm GFX100 II

Fujifilm introduces the GFX100 II, its flagship medium format camera featuring a brand-new 102MP sensor and the X-Processor 5 image processing engine. Designed for exceptional detail capture, this camera boasts AI-powered autofocus and a rapid 8 fps burst speed with an expanded memory buffer for action photography. Not only does it excel in photography, but it also delivers impressive video capabilities, offering 4K/60p and 8K/30p recording in Apple ProRes 4:2:2 10-...
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LEICA Q2

Leica has announced the new evolution of one of its most popular cameras, the Leica Q. Introducing the new Leica Q2, a robust digital shooter that has been updated with a higher resolution full-frame sensor, splash and dust resistance and a new OLED viewfinder. Other performance improvements include 47.3 megapixels of resolution (over the 24 megapixels of the original) an upgraded Maestro II processor, an ISO range of 50 to 50,000, 4K video recording at 24 and 30 fr...
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SONY A6400

Sony have introduced the mid-range A6400 mirrorless camera, an ideal choice for vloggers. The A6400 packs an all-new 24.2-megapixel Exmor APS-C sensor and next-gen BIONZ X image processor. It is capable of 4K 30fps video, and features a 425-point contrast and phase detect autofocus, along with real-time subject tracking and eye AF. It can handle high-speed continuous shooting up to 20 frames per second (20fps), or 11fps when the real-time tracking modes are enabled....
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