The Narrative Clip is an uncomplicated gadget with a single purpose: to record all the moments that happen in your life. As a simple lifelogging tool, it’s highly effective.
Olympus’s new compact Micro Four Thirds camera, the OM-D EM-10, borrows some parts from its bigger flagship sibling, but misses some too. Despite that, it’s still a potent little shooter that should garner many fans.
The Motrr Galileo is a gadget that automatically rotates and pans your iPhone, allowing you to capture 360-degree spherical panoramas. The device can also be used for surveillance, time-lapse videos, and other creative features.
Sony’s Cyber-shot RX10 is a bridge camera with the volume turned up. It has a large sensor, quality Zeiss wide-angle lens with constant aperture, and nearly all the bells and whistles of a compact DSLR.
Canon's PowerShot lineup is receiving an update at the CP+ camera show that includes three budget ELPH models, a long-zoom compact, and a rugged camera.
The Nikon D610 is a full-frame DSLR that takes excellent stills and videos, but, considering the price, the specs aren’t as impressive as we’d like. Still, users won’t be disappointed.
Sony is enhancing mobile photography with a new concept camera that attaches to a smartphones. With a 1-inch sensor, the QX100 takes beautiful images, but not without some operational hurdles.
The new Olympus Stylus Tough TG-850 has a 180-degree tilting LCD that makes it easy to shoot self-portraits in all types of conditions, even underwater.
If you’re in the market for an enthusiast-level DSLR, do not pass on the Pentax K-3 while shopping. Great image quality and an anti-aliasing simulator you can turn off are generating buzz among photographers.
The Nikon AW1 is a waterproof, shockproof, and freezeproof model of the third generation Nikon 1 mirrorless lineup. Its imaging specs are identical to the J3, but now you can take it swimming.
The Olympus Stylus 1 is a high-end bridge camera with a 10x zoom and a strong f/2.8 lens, plus fast performance. But it’s also an expensive camera that may turn away some step-up users.
For newbies looking to trade up to a DSLR, the EOS Rebel T5i from Canon is camera easy to recommend. It takes excellent stills and simple to operate. Video, however, is just OK.
Sigma’s DP3 Merrill is a niche camera that has a 43-megapixel sensor and terrific glass. It’s unfortunate that all the parts surrounding them are several years behind.
Canon knows how to make great DSLRs, and the EOS 70D is one example. It has a good price point, takes high-quality still images, and, with the new Dual Pixel AF technology, is a pro at shooting videos.
JVC expands its Adixxion action camcorder lineup with the new GC-XA2. This new model offers improved specs and Wi-Fi performance, and its rugged design means you don’t need an extra case.
The Samsung Galaxy NX is a capable camera running a full version of Android. But the lack of controls can frustrate some users, and ultimately it’s the high price tag that’s most jarring.
Olympus’s OM-D E-M1 flagship is a solid Micro Four Thirds camera that produces very good images. It’s a great upgrade for existing Olympus SLR users, but it’s much too expensive for everyone else considering the strong mirrorless competition out there.
Want to know how to get started with shooting awesome action videos with a GoPro Hero3 camera? First, read our review to find out what and what not to do.
The Sony NEX-5T is a compact mirrorless camera that takes great stills and videos, plus it has a strong autofocus system and Wi-Fi/NFC. The only quirk is an external flash that blocks full use of the tilting display.
Its performance isn’t the best, and its image quality won’t give you museum-quality enlargements, but when taken for what it is – an extremely durable and easy to use camera – the Nikon Coolpix S31 is a success.
If you’re looking for a compact interchangeable lens camera, Fujifilm’s X-M1 is a good buy, thanks to the terrific picture quality produced by the X-Trans CMOS sensor. Video capture and autofocus could be better, otherwise it’s an excellent camera.
As designed, the Canon Vixia Mini could provide home self-shooters the creative capture device they are looking for. They just need to decide if its limited use and unstable action video are worth the $300 price tag.
The Canon PowerShot G16 is a high-end compact with specs and features of a more advanced camera, but competing cameras with larger sensor are outshining it.
Ricoh’s GR is a compact camera with a large sensor and prime lens, ideal for the discriminating shutterbug who wants high-quality images without lugging a DSLR.
Sony’s Cyber-shot RX100 II improves upon its predecessor with a back-illuminated CMOS sensor and Wi-Fi/NFC. It captures beautiful photos and movies and performs well in low light, making it one of the better compact point-and-shoots out there.
The Olympus TG-2 is one of best rugged cameras available, packing a lot of nice features and performance. Unfortunately, we encountered an issue with water tightness, making us question its “tough” billing.
Fujifilm is exciting the hearts of retro lovers again with the Instax Mini 90 Neo Classic instant camera - a design nod to the company's current X series.
Compact cameras with fixed prime lenses and large sensors seem to be a growing trend. One such new model is Fujifilm’s X100S, which packs a 16.3MP APS-C sensor and f/2.0 prime lens to deliver photos that are rich and accurate.
While Sony’s NEX-VG30H is pricey for most consumers, it offers the flexibility of interchangeable lenses and the benefits of a large sensor – pro features available in an easy-to-use camcorder.