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How Galaxy AI and S26 Ultra cameras upgrade night photography
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Don’t let low light end your creativity.
Prime Day is the only time I buy memory cards (even if there are no deals to shout about!)
Opinion I only trust one memory card brand, and I only buy it on Prime Day
Looking for your first "proper" camera? I think this bargain body and lens is an absolute no-brainer
OPINION If you're searching for a starter camera and lens, I think this is the best place to begin (and it's an absolute steal at $499)
The DJI Osmo Pocket 3 changed vacation videos forever - and it's now an incredible £277 during the Amazon Prime Sale!
Opinion DJI Osmo Pocket 3: The tiny camera that made phone video look lazy is surprisingly just $378 in the Amazon Sale
Sony A7 IV: the perfect first full-frame rig to step up from APS-C
OPINION The Sony A7 IV is about as good as prosumer full-frame cameras get – and now that it’s been succeeded by the A7 V, prices have become more affordable too
Once the digicam’s last gasp, here’s why the waterproof cameras kept the compact market afloat
Opinion Recent history suggests point-and-shoot cameras vanished entirely until being rediscovered – or adopted for the first time – by Gen Z TikTok users. But that’s not entirely true, as one key compact category never went away…
Forgotten memories: From SmartMedia to xD cards, CompactFlash and Memory Sticks, here are the camera memory card formats we’ve loved – and lost
Opinion Remembering the quirky and at times short-lived formats for securing our digital photographs and video, exploring what they offered and why they failed
This is the camera Ricoh should have made instead of the Pentax 17
Opinion We don't need more quirky film cameras, we need this classic design to make a comeback
"It feels like cheating": Over-reliance on AI editing software is making photographers lazy – and core camera skills are not being learned
opinion Is AI making it so easy to create perfect-looking photos that there’s less incentive to get them right in-camera? And if so, what’s that doing to our photography skills?
