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Fireworks shows give shutterbugs plenty of photo ops. Follow these tips to capture the best shots of the nighttime spectacle, no matter what camera you have.

By Jim Fisher
3.5

The compact Leica D-Lux 8 pairs a decently large sensor with a versatile zoom lens, but the camera's focus and video tech feel dated.

By Jim Fisher

Every day, we head into the deal mines, digging for savings and discounts on the best electronics out there. And every day, there's one deal that stands above them all. This is that deal!

By Jade Chung-Lee
4.0

The Ricoh GR III HDF pocket camera lives up to the reputation of its lauded predecessors by pairing a large image sensor with an impeccable lens and building in a fun optical glow filter.

By Jim Fisher

If you want cinema-quality video stabilization, you should get a powered gimbal. Here's how to figure out exactly what you need, along with our top picks for your DSLR, GoPro, phone, and more.

By Jim Fisher

Buying your first interchangeable lens camera can be daunting. We explain the benefits of SLRs and mirrorless technology, as well as highlight some of the best models we've tested.

By Jim Fisher

Lots of people enjoy snapping shots with a modern instant camera, just like our parents did with the Polaroids of yesteryear. These are the best instant cameras we've tested.

By Jim Fisher
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The Megadap EFTZ21 adapter makes it simple to use Canon EF SLR lenses with Nikon Z mirrorless bodies, easing the financial outlay that typically comes with switching camera systems.

By Jim Fisher

Canon is one of the most recognizable brands in the photo world. These are the best cameras we've tested from the company.

By Jim Fisher

Looking for a new action cam but having a hard time choosing between the different GoPro models? We break down your options to help you find the right one for capturing your adventures.

By Jim Fisher

Every day, we head into the deal mines, digging for savings and discounts on the best electronics out there. And every day, there's one deal that stands above them all. This is that deal!

By John Mihaly
3.5

The Fujifilm Instax Wide 400 camera snaps large, head-turning instant photos in color or black-and-white, but the lack of manual exposure control and other creative features limits its appeal for enthusiasts.

By Jim Fisher

Film photography is enjoying a comeback and Pentax is here to take advantage of the trend with its first film camera in decades. Our early impressions suggest Pentax chose its moment wisely.

By Jim Fisher

The follow-up to the Z 6 II brings a new type of sensor tech that promises to deliver the same smart tracking autofocus as the premium Z 8 and two flavors of Raw video recording for movies.

By Jim Fisher
3.0

The waterproof Insta360 Go 3S video camera is small enough to wear and rolls clear 4K30 video in good light, but its low-light video abilities and built-in mic quality aren't the best.

By Jim Fisher

If you aren't willing to haul around a heavy SLR or mirrorless camera but still want something better than a smartphone, a compact model might be the way to go. These are the best point-and-shoot cameras we've tested.

By Jim Fisher

If you're thinking about buying or upgrading your camera, these are the top full-frame models we've tested.

By Jim Fisher

We test and rate scores of digital cameras and lenses each year, from pocket-friendly models to high-end medium format systems. Here's everything you need to know to pick the best camera for you.

By Jim Fisher

Blackmagic shares details about its upcoming cinema camera that can capture 'immersive' video optimized for the Apple Vision Pro headset.

By Kate Irwin

The compact Acer SpatialLabs Eyes, unveiled at Computex, can record images and video in 3D, so your legions of followers can see things exactly how you do (assuming they have a 3D monitor).

By John Burek  & Tony Hoffman