Can a smartphone app really mimic actual film? VSCO X gets the closest to the real thing that we’ve seen yet — and offers a handful of other perks.
Using a secondary aperture iris, the Burnside 35 lets you dial in a variable amount of vignetting independently of the main aperture. It’s like Instagram’s vignette slider for people who prefer to get it right in-camera.
With an 80MP high-resolution mode, top LCD display, a class-leading viewfinder, and nearly perfect controls, the G9 is Panasonic’s best stills-focused camera yet.
At $1,200, the Olympus M.Zuiko 45mm F1.2 Pro might be expensive, but the premium price is matched by excellent performance. This lens sets a new standard for Micro Four Thirds.
Combining functionality, durability, and style, the Wandrd Prvke 21 is camera bag you won’t be embar-rassed to wear on the trail or in the boardroom.
On our Rode VideoMic Pro+ review, we put the latest version of the popular on-camera shotgun mic to the test, which offers numerous improvements without altering the formula too much.
In our Wowza ClearCaster review, we take a look a purpose-built streaming box designed specifically to bring professional quality broadcasts to Facebook Live.
Meet the bag that is both a rolling camera case and a backpack designed for less stressful travel. Learn more in our Tenba Roadie Hybrid Roller 21 review.
The Mevo Plus is an improved camera from Livestream that addresses the issues of the original and adds support for new devices and new streaming platforms.
Speed, power, and precision: Here’s what it’s like to shoot Sony’s highest-resolution camera, which combines a 42MP sensor, 5-axis stabilization, 4K video, and a first-for-Sony pixel-shift mode that brings out even more detail in your images.
We test flew the Propel Star Wars Battle Drones and loved their authenticity, and attention to detail. They’ve got a steep learning curve, but it’s worth it.