Camera Reviews

The Canon EOS R1 is a high-speed professional camera built to withstand the rigors of professional use, but it comes at a high cost many will struggle to justify.

Blackmagic Design's first box-style camera combines robust build quality with impressive imaging capabilities, though it needs accessories to reach its full potential.

Fujifilm's new Instax Wide Evo has the widest lens of any Instax yet, letting you take bigger group selfies or landscape pictures.

An affordable and robust bird feeder camera with built-in solar panels, but slightly let down by picture quality and file management.

The DJI Flip is a multi-use camera and vlog drone with an innovative, first-of-its-kind folding design.

It has nearly all of the features and accessories you would expect of an action camera, at an affordable price

An entry-level APS-C camera with a flagship processor, impressive autofocus and improved video specs, the Nikon Z50 II is great value mirrorless hybrid to learn and grow with.

A lean features list doesn’t stop Sennheiser's reliable and well-designed alternative to the DJI Mic 2 from impressing.

Sony's flagship A1 II has largely the same core tech as the A1, but an improved design à la the A9 III.

Shutterfly’s software is clunky and constrained, making photo book creation trickier than it should be.