HeyJaredTimothy Coleman
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I took the OM System PEN and Lumix L10 rangefinder cameras traveling — and I was surprised by which one was my favorite (opens the original)
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OM System has finally given Olympus PEN fans what they've been wanting for years: a PEN update. The series of rangefinder-style cameras with Micro Four Thirds mount has a cult following, and the latest model to join the ranks, simply named the OM System PEN, is surprisingly affordable. At the time of writing, I'm still using and testing the new OM System PEN for my in-depth review — look out for my comprehensive verdict, coming soon. But throughout my time with the retro-cool camera I've been st
I tested the Instax Pal 2 for three weeks and it’s the ultimate retro toy camera — except for the price tag (opens the original)
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A dinky and retro design, audible and tactile controls, vintage-look photos, plus wireless image uploads and easy sharing — it’s easy to love lots of things about the Instax Pal 2. However, frustrating shutter lag, poor battery life and a lofty price tag are less welcome. It's a toy camera that beats the Kodak Charmera on every front bar pricing, though, and I hope it drops to a sensible price soon. Charming retro design and pocket-friendly size Features both LCD and optical viewfinder displays
The Vivo X500 Pro Max with 400mm teleconverter lens beats rival Oppo and Apple phones for telephoto shots, for one major reason (opens the original)
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My first time was… OK, but my second was a revelation. Behave, I'm talking about taking photos with a smartphone and teleconverter, of course, and Vivo has shown Oppo, Honor, and everyone else, in fact — including Apple — how it’s done. Available separately (in China only) or in the Vivo X500 Pro Max photographer’s kit (much like the previous X300 Ultra-compatible model), there are now two teleconverter lenses that extend the phone’s reach: a 2.3x and a new ‘G2 Ultra’ 4.7x. Like the Oppo Find X9
Looking for your next Fujifilm lens? I've been reviewing the X-mount since it debuted in 2012, and these are my 12 favorite primes and zooms (opens the original)
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Fujifilm is widely known for its viral X100VI premium compact and Instax instant cameras like the new Mini 13. It also makes some of the best crop sensor (APS-C) mirrorless cameras around, with a similar retro appeal. Models like the X-T5, X-H2S, X-E5 and X-M5 all come from series of cameras that scratch different itches, whether that’s high-speed action, street photography or vlogging. They all share the X-mount, which debuted in 2012 with the unveiling of the X-Pro 1. Fujifilm's unique X-mount
New Nikon Z5 II C just made full-frame more budget-friendly — but it skips one major feature (opens the original)
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Nikon redefined entry-level full-frame cameras with the Z5 II, which scooped our Camera of the Year 2025 award. Now the company is upending the notion that full-frame is just for pros with its most affordable and compact model in this format yet, the Z5 II C. As its name suggests, the Z5 II C is a ‘compact’ version of the Z5 II, and the key difference is that it doesn’t have a viewfinder (and it has a single card slot rather than dual slots). This means the ‘C’ model is smaller, lighter and chea
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