Your Old Film Camera Can Now Shoot 4K Video and 26MP RAW Files Without Any Modifications. Here’s How.
Somewhere in your home, there’s likely a camera that used to mean something. A Nikon FM2 inherited from a parent, a Canon AE-1 found at…
Somewhere in your home, there’s likely a camera that used to mean something. A Nikon FM2 inherited from a parent, a Canon AE-1 found at…
You currently have two options if you want to apply effects and filters to your photos: use an app that will inevitably harvest your data…
Your earbud can read your body temperature, heart rate variability, and sleep quality. No, I’m not joking, there are TWS earbuds on the market that…
DJI built the pocket gimbal camera market almost entirely by itself, and for years nobody credible showed up to contest it. The Osmo Pocket line…
The premium smartphone market has gotten very good at producing flagships that look and feel essentially identical. Brighter displays, larger sensors, and faster chips are…
Film cameras have had a strange little comeback, and not in the way anyone expected. It’s not that people find waiting days for developed photos…
Film photography isn’t going anywhere, and the disposable camera has quietly become one of the more interesting objects in that revival. What started as a…
There’s a particular visual language that 1980s science fiction used for technology. It was chunky, industrial, and slightly alien in form, the kind of hardware…
Kids are natural documentarians. Long before anyone hands them a camera, they’re narrating adventures out loud, pointing at bugs, dragging adults toward things worth seeing….
Sailors used to carry pocket telescopes. Birdwatchers still carry monoculars. Geologists carry hand lenses. What these instruments share, beyond the obvious optical function, is a…
March has a habit of delivering the products that January only promised. CES demos become preorders, concept renders start circulating with real specs attached, and…
Action cameras are great until you realize you’ve left yours at home. Phones are always with you, but most of them are too big, too…