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Fancy capturing a 3D VR film? You might want to see Canon's approach, as it builds a lens that looks like eyes.

Capturing the scene mightn’t mean you need to resort to high ISOs with a recent lens being introduced for Panasonic’s mirrorless cameras.

Portrait. Prime. Macro. Telephoto. Kit. These words can feel like jargon, but they can make all the difference if you know what you want to capture.

A big camera lens is on the way for owners of Sony cameras, as the Alpha lets in the light for picture perfect portraits.

Phone cameras are getting better at portrait style shots, but if you want a real one, you need to turn to a low aperture lens, and Sony has a new one of those.

A change to the way Canon is doing things is good news for customers, and could signal a shift in consumer expectations moving forward.

Capturing scenes with as little light as possible isn't easy, and tends to need some mighty low apertures. But if you have the cash, a new lens from Nikon might just capture the boogeyman.

Now that Nikon is in the whole mirrorless thing, it's time to get the cameras up to a professional quality, and believe it or not, that starts with the lens. And finally, Nikon might have something properly pro.

There's a buzz word in cameras picking up speed right now, and with many cameras on the way that use it, we're not surprised. What is "full-frame", and how can it benefit you versus what other cameras use?