Cameras

If you call yourself a GoPro pro, there are new features you might want to unlock all of a sudden.

Arlo adds an indoor camera in its latest additions, plus a way to ring a doorbell without having to touch anything.

There have been some pretty stellar phone cameras this year, but we have our favourites, so who will emerge victorious?

Need to capture from a GoPro and don't want to fiddle with your phone? The remote control is back. Just not in Australia yet.

Leica's latest is less about the stills, though it can do that, too. Rather, it's made for the filmmaker, with 4K and a full-size HDMI port.

It's not quite a reignited megapixel war, but if you're looking for detail, Fujifilm might have it nailed at a staggering 400 megapixels.

One of Google's best policies is set to disappear, as the unlimited photo library becomes startlingly more limited.

You can process any colour photo so that it's black and white, but Leica's latest means you can capture monochrome more like film for a classic look.

There's more coming for creatives across the world, as Adobe's Master Collection learns a new trick or two. Or ten.

A bigger battery to the Arlo Essential camera means less time in between charges, dependent on how busy your camera gets.