Sony A7R IV

Sony´s impressive new A7R IV packs a massive 61-megapixel sensor! The full-frame mirrorless camera also boats a burst speed of up to 10fps, and a reported 15 stops of dynamic range. It also features a wide autofocus range with 567 focal-plane phase-detection AF points, a wide standard 100-32000 ISO range, an APS-C crop mode that captures images at 26.2-megapixels, a high-resolution 5.76 million-dot OLED EVF, dual SD slots with UHS-II support, 4K video capability, and USB-C support for faster transfers.

SIGMA fp L Mirrorless Digital Camera

SIGMA has introduced the world´s smallest and lightest mirrorless digital camera with a 61MP full-frame image sensor. The fp L maintains the modular and compact design of the original model but now packs a massive high-resolution Bayer sensor, improved autofocus performance, and a versatile feature-set catering to both photography and cinematography applications. Other features include hybrid autofocus with contrast and phase detection, continuous power via USB-C w...
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PEAK DESIGN TRAVEL TRIPOD

Peak Design are back with a new revolutionary product that is taking Kickstarter by storm. After 4 years in the making, the Travel Tripod, a full-featured tripod in a truly portable form, is now available for pre-order. The team redesigned the tripod from the ground up to eliminate dead space and minimize packed-down size, the result is a camera tripod that seamlessly integrates into all aspects of travel and adventure. They claim, it is the most volumetrically effi...
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PENTAX K-01 | BY MARC NEWSON

The new Pentax K-01 has a compact design signed by Australian Marc Newson, and despite the smaller than usual body for a DSLR camera, the lens is compatible with the Pentax K-mount series. The K-01 is available in black aluminum, silver or yellow, has a 16 megapixel sensor and records video in 1080p. The camera, according to Pentax, has the thinnest of interchangeable lenses. It features a CMOS image sensor with a range from ISO 100 to 25600 and a manual...
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