Leica M10 Monochrom

Leica have introduced the gorgeous new M10 Monochrom, a rangefinder with an all-new 40MP black and white sensor. The new M10 Monochrom has all of the design traits and features of the popular M10, but is housed in a discrete body without any red badges or color-inalid engravings for a stealthier look, and brings a new level of resolution and performance to the M-System as well as black and white photography as a whole. Other notable features include a ISO sensitivity of 160-100,000 with high dynamic range and incredible resolution, built-in Wi-Fi connectivity, a quieter shutter, aperture speeds of up to 1/4000, a touchscreen, and no video features whatsoever so you can focus purely on your shots.

Sony a6700 Mirrorless Camera

Sony once again takes the photography world by storm with the launch of its flagship APS-C camera, the a6700. Packed with cutting-edge features derived from Sonys renowned full-frame Alpha and Cinema Line cameras, this mirrorless camera is a game-changer. With a 26MP Exmor R sensor, BIONZ XR processor, and AI-powered Real-Time Recognition AF, this compact camera delivers exceptional image quality. Capture 4K/60p 120fps video with 14+ stops of dynamic range. The vari...
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DJI Mavic Air 2

DJI have introduced the Mavic Air 2! It gets more resolution, offers 34 minutes of flight time and shoots 48-megapixel photos. The next-generation of the Mavic Air has some pretty impressive shooting skills, it is able to shoot 4K videos at 60fps and 120Mbps, capture 8K hyperlapses, and comes pre-programmed with HDR video and HDR panorama. As for stills, a 1/2" camera sensor and a 3-axis gimbal with electronic image stabilization is capable of capturing 12-megapixel...
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Insta360 X3 Action Cam

Insta360 has updated and upgraded their popular 360-degree action camera. The all-new Insta360 X3 Action Cam now comes with a larger sensor (1/2-inch 48 MP) that gives you impressive resolution and quality, plus a massive 2.29-inch touchscreen. This new sensor now allows for up to 72MP still images and 8K 360 time-lapses. Or you can use it single sided to capture traditional wide-angle footage in 4K. You can now also shoot in 360 degrees and reframe later if you wan...
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