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The best bridge camera in 2026: ultra-zoom cameras for far-off subjects
BUYING GUIDE The best bridge camera will deliver high-quality images, have a relatively big zoom, and DSLR-style handling
World's first PTZ cameras with a global shutter launched by Panasonic – rolling shutter be gone?
News Panasonic's new PTZ cameras offer global shutter thanks to a new MOS sensor
Panasonic will refresh four lenses this month to fix an annoying quirk with close-up photography
LENSES Panasonic is reverting to darker lettering on the front of four refreshed lenses to minimize reflections, along with adding fluorine coatings
Just released months ago, and already crowned as the compact camera of the year – point-and-shoot model WITH viewfinder now honored with industry award
NEWS The Micro Four Thirds camera features a built-in Leica DC Vario-Summilux 3.1x optical zoom lens – a great alternative to the hugely popular and chronically sold-out Fujifilm X100VI
Sony A7 V keeps throne atop Japanese sales chart – but this hybrid camera might be a better alternative, even though it didn't make the list
News The Sony A7 V maintained its spot atop Yodabashi Camera’s top 10 best sellers for the second half of July – but if you’re thinking of buying, there’s an alternative rig I'd recommend
Everyone bitched that the Lumix L10 is too big for a compact camera – but the perfect-sized Lumix compact already exists
OPINION Panasonic already makes the perfectly-proportioned compact camera. Do you wish there was a smaller Lumix L10? There is!
Fujifilm’s viral status has pushed Nikon out of the top three camera makers – but that’s not the only shakeup in the latest camera brand ranking from Japan
NEWS Fujifilm is now the third-largest camera maker in Japan, pushing Nikon down to fourth place
Is Panasonic ditching Micro Four Thirds? This YouTuber thinks that an APS-C L-Mount camera might be on the cards – and it could spell the end for MFT
Panasonic’s recent spree of discontinuing its Micro Four Thirds lenses has some users worried that the manufacturer might be giving up on the system it co-founded.
