Fujifilm’s X-E4 is a stylish APS-C mirrorless camera featuring the same sensor, image processor and focussing system as the company’s flagship X-T4, but with a considerably smaller price tag. Drew Hopper takes one out for a spin.

Sony's first drone has officially been announced, but it won't come cheap.

Olympus has announced a new, lightweight, ultra wide-angle zoom lens for its Micro Four Thirds (MFT) system, the M.Zuiko Digital ED 8-25mm f/4 PRO lens.

The 'exceedingly rare' super telephoto could sell for more than $120,000.

Nikon has announced the first macro lenses for mirrorless Z-series cameras, and confirmed another two new lenses are also in the pipeline.

Nokia’s flagship smartphone may not have all the bells and whistles of other high-end devices, but it still delivers a compelling photography experience.

Epson has just released two new photo printers, which have been designed with photographers and the environment in mind.

Panasonic has announced not one, but two new GH series cameras - the streaming-focussed GH5 Mark II, and the GH6.

Think Tank Photo has launched a new series of its 'Rotation' Backpacks, which incorporate a rotating belt pack that can house essential camera gear and are easily accessed without placing the bag on the ground.

NiSi has launched its newest filter, which brings a more “cinematic” feel to videos and still imagery.

3 Legged Thing has announced a new version of its carbon-fibre monopod, the Alan 2.0, and debuted a new L-Bracket for Canon's R5 and R6.

It’s not often a lens is launched that is a genuine game changer. Matty Graham puts Olympus’ new super-telephoto through its paces.

SanDisk’s new generation tough storage offers impressive read/write speeds thanks to the latest USB tech, but not everyone will have the gear to take advantage of all it can do.

Sigma has announced the 35mm f/1.4 DG DN Art lens for E-Mount and L-Mount, a complete redesign of the company's first mirrorless lens from back in 2012.

Sony has announced its newest prime lens, the FE 14mm GM F1.8.