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- Sep 17, 2026
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The Camp Snap 110D is a digital 1970s retro throwback that promises to fix a big problem with the company's previous screen-free models (opens the original)
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Camp Snap is aiming to bring us back to the 1970s — sort of — with its new Camp Snap 110D. Styled after 110 film cameras, this adorable, rectangular compact digital camera is surfing on two current trends at once: cute cameras, and retro styling. It's not the first modern release to co-opt the 110 camera look — Lomography did so a couple of years ago with its Lomatic 110. However, that was an analog camera shooting genuine 110mm format film, whereas Camp Snap's effort is an all-digital affair, w
The Godox C100 viewfinder camera and light meter looks like something out of Star Trek — but in reality it misses the mark (opens the original)
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I was excited about the Godox C100 — I think we all were, thanks to its Star Trek-style looks. But the practical experience of using the transparent screen/viewfinder for photography just doesn't really work, and it's hard to frame images with any accuracy. Combine this with unexceptional image quality and no real creative control for the user, and it's a camera that's hard to get excited about. At least the light meter part works! Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product
This Labor Day, you can get one of the best-selling cameras of the past two years for just $89.99 (opens the original)
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Contrary to what you might think, the best-selling cameras of the past couple of years haven't been made by Canon, or Nikon, or Sony, or Fujifilm. They haven't been professional mirrorless models costing thousands of dollars. They have, in fact, been a pair of ultra-cheap point-and-shoot compacts from the oldest name in photography – Kodak. Yes, the Kodak PixPro FZ55 and PixPro FZ45 have been selling like absolutely gangbusters throughout 2025 and 2026. Simple, streamlined and in my opinion quit
It’s what we were founded to do and it’s what we will always do': GoPro CEO assures customers that the company is still committed to cameras post-merger with an AI optics company, but stops short of concrete commitments (opens the original)
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GoPro has been in the spotlight over the past couple of days following the announcement of its "merger" with Starman Optical Inc, a private optical photonics company that few of us had heard of before two days ago. The announcement caused a heap of speculation among GoPro enthusiasts, much of it negative. Consumer cameras were barely mentioned, with GoPro's output being described as "industry-leading imaging solutions featuring innovative, advanced optics, market-defining technology and an assoc
The GoPro merger news has made me cancel my Mission 1 pre-order — here's why (opens the original)
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It's been no secret lately that the action camera maker GoPro has been in financial trouble. As such, the news that the company has been acquired might seem like cause for celebration for action camera fans — but once you start looking closer, things quickly appear a little less rosy. In fact, this news has convinced me to hold off on purchasing any of the Mission 1 cameras, which went up for pre-order this week. In a statement put out on September 1, GoPro announced its acquisition by Starman O
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