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Bushnell's new flagship binoculars want to give birdwatchers edge-to-edge sharpness
News The Bushnell Forge has a successor – meet the new flagship R7 binoculars
An 8-year-old DSLR is fighting with pro mirrorless, a new bridge camera, and a cheap compact in the strangest mix of camera trends yet
TRENDS What do a pro mirrorless camera, a modern bridge camera, a cheap compact viewfinder camera, and an old DSLR have in common? They’re all trending right now at B&H
It appears NiSi is making a super-fast 26mm f/0.7 lens – that's ridiculous, but that's precisely the point!
News Rumors suggest NiSi is pushing wide-angle photography into the extreme, combining a 26mm field of view with the kind of super-fast f/0.7 aperture historically reserved for legendary specialist optics
“Made for the rule-breakers and boundary pushers.” This new compact camera is a colorful analog shooter for experimental fisheye photography
FILM The Lomography Fisheye No. 2 has been given a colorful, graffiti-style makeover for the ultra-wide film compact camera
Photographer says sun photo “destroyed” his camera’s sensor. Here’s why you may need to heed the warnings
News The sun can damage your camera’s sensor, but that doesn’t necessarily mean you have to treat it with kid gloves
Few cameras are so consistently capable across so many genres – but this full-frame mirrorless is, and now it's $300 cheaper
DEAL This full-frame mirrorless just hit a huge low – here's how the Sony A7 III shines in real-world use, and why this deal is too good to miss
This all-in-one super lens with 18.8x zoom just got faster autofocus for free, but photographers shouldn't get too excited
FIRMWARE The versatile 16-300mm zoom covers everything from wide-angle to telephoto – and now gets a fresh firmware update
Camera accessories should be practical – not just look pretty – and this new LED hot shoe cover is the perfect example of something I'd never buy
Opinion Why spend money on a camera accessory that does nothing to help you take better images or make your photography workflow more practical in some way? I just don’t get it…
