If you're a fan of technology that blends creativity with technology, this news will definitely interest you. Imagine a smartphone that's not just for selfies and social media, but a true cinematic machine in your pocket. Canon recently filed a patent that hints at just that. Is this Canon's final entry into the world of camera phones? Let's take a closer look. A Canon smartphone in 2026?
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Under the new Antigravity brand, Insta360 has announced the A1 – the ultra-lightweight (249g) Insta360 Antigravity A1 drone with a built-in 8K 360° camera. Instead of chasing the angle of the footage during the flight, you fly where you want and choose the frame later. The bundle with Vision glasses and Grip controller is aimed at creators, travelers and anyone who wants a drone that is more of a flying 360 camera than a classic “flying tripod”. The first units are expected to arrive globally in January 2026.
The DJI Osmo Pocket 4 is on every vlogger's radar, but there's no official word yet. The web is talking about Hasselblad color science, a 1-inch sensor, 4K at 240 frames per second, a larger 2.5-inch display, ActiveTrack 7.0, and longer battery life. The timeline? "Fall 2025" to "early 2027." Below, we separate the wheat from the chaff and explain what we actually know and what we don't.
How to choose a vlogging camera in 2025? Solo vlogging is a marathon, not a sprint: you need reliable focus, stabilization, reasonable recording limits and – yes – really good sound. Here’s a clear guide to the best vlogging cameras in 2025, divided by scenario (home studio, walk-and-talk, night city, fast terrain), plus a selection of wireless microphones to save your shot. How to choose a vlogging camera in 2025?
DJI is finally entering the 360 camera arena – and with a tool that, on paper, beats everything. The DJI Osmo 360 combines two 1-inch square sensors, native 8K/50 fps video, and 105GB of internal storage. Is that enough to make Insta360 blush?
Did you think DJI had already reached the top of the sky? Think again. If rumors are true, the company known as the king of drones and gimbals will introduce its first full-frame mirrorless camera by the end of 2025. And it's not just "another camera" - it's the DJI Mirrorless Camera 2026, spiced with genetic material from the prestigious Hasselblad, which promises to shake Sony, Canon and Nikon to their core.
The Sony RX1R III is finally here – a compact camera with a 61MP full-frame sensor, AI autofocus and Zeiss optics. Is the Sony RX1R III worth the decade-long wait?
One hundred years after the debut of the legendary Leica I, the Germans are celebrating with the most prestigious birthday cake ever: the Leica M11-D “100 Years of Leica”. A retro brass body without a screen, modern 60-MP electronics and two 50mm lenses – one a newly revived one from 1925, the other an ultra-fast Summilux – promise a pure Zen photographic experience, not to mention the collector's factor.
DJI, until recently known as Mr. "the one with the drones", is sending two new DJI cameras into the world in 2025 that could concretely shake up the world of action and professional video production. On the one hand, we have the DJI Osmo 360 - a new 360-degree action camera that has just escaped into the online wilds with its 8K resolution. On the other, we have the upcoming DJI Ronin Mirrorless Camera 2025 - a device that promises a mirrorless renaissance with a touch of Hasselblad and stabilization that will make even gimbals ashamed of their existence. The DJI Osmo is certain to arrive in July 2025, but the date for the biggest novelty is not yet known.
The Blink Outdoor 4 is a security camera you'll actually want to use. For under $100, you get reliable high-definition surveillance, two-way audio, and infrared night vision, all without the hassle of complicated wiring or expensive subscription fees. Live video? Sure, just open the app.
DJI's new DJI Osmo 360 will try to prove itself in fierce competition with the GoPro Max and Insta360 X5 with its spectacular resolution and long battery life. Is it worth waiting until July for it, or should we just order the old, proven competitor?
Is DJI really entering the world of mirrorless cameras with the DJI Ronin Mirrorless 2025 (working name), which promises a full-frame (36 × 24 mm) sensor with approximately 45 MP, built-in 4-axis IBIS stabilization, 4K/120 fps (10-bit, ProRes) video and wireless cloud upload - all for around €2,500 (estimated, 2025). Competitors such as the Sony Alpha 1 (€7,300), Canon EOS R5 (€4,500) and Nikon Z8 (€4,300) now get a serious challenger in the “killer class” of the mid-range price range.