Olympus Tough TG-Tracker

Olympus have entered the crowded action camera market with the very rugged looking Tough TG-Tracker, ideal for the adventure seeker. The pocket-sized action-cam records Ultra HD 4K video at 30 frames per second and shoots 8MP stills with a 1/2.3” sensor. It is rated to be waterproof to 30m/100ft, handles temperatures as cold as 14 degrees Fahrenheit, and the crushing weight of 220 pounds. It also features a 1.5” flip-out LCD and a built-in lamp with 30 and 60 lumen settings, which can be used for a flashlight mode, plus GPS radio, thermometer, barometer, and even a manometer (depth sensor).

Leica M Reimagined

This modern take on an iconic classic, was designed by Shanghai-based industrial designer Wencheng Zhang. This one-of-a-kind concept pays homage to the Leica M series. Crafted from a single block of aluminum alloy, it exudes confidence with its minimalist form reminiscent of the Leica M11 and TL2. nspired by Leica's Ur-Leica Replica, Zhang's design enhances ergonomics with an angled top plate while retaining essential controls for a seamless sho...
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Polaroid I-2 Instant Camera

Polaroid introduces the innovative I-2 Instant Camera, a departure from their traditional offerings. This premium device provides photographers with unparalleled creative freedom. Users can choose from six different modes, including automatic and manual, aperture priority, shutter priority, self-timer, and multiple exposure modes. In manual mode, photographers gain control over shutter speed, aperture, flash, and focus through a precise LiDAR ranging syst...
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Leica M10-P

Leica have introduced the quietest M camera yet, the beautiful M10-P. Exceptionally discreet, the M10-P has an ultra-quiet mechanical shutter that is virtually silent to the ear. In addition, it has a rear touchscreen (with pinch to zoom, tap to focus and the Live View mode), and a spirit level so you can check that your horizon line is straight. Under the Hood, the M10-P shares all the same innards of the Leica M10 and has the exact same photographic capabilities. ...
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