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February may well be the month of the new smartphone, but it's turning out to be a time for cameras, and Fujifilm has two on the way.

Digital cameras have been around a while, but the shift from the bulkier mirrored cameras to the smaller interchangeable lens has been going on longer than you might think. In fact, one company is celebrating an anniversary, complete with a new model.

Big camera technologies don’t necessarily need a big camera, and Olympus is proving it this week with a new compact mirrorless that handles stills and modern video alike.

Panasonic’s all-new Lumix G9 camera aims to impress in a smaller size, thanks in part to some hefty imaging technology. Thanks in part to the smartphone, digital cameras are undergoing big changes. We’re all carrying some form of a camera these days, and as we shift to rely on these...

The megapixel wars are well and truly over, and we’re glad manufacturers are making camera sensors that are good instead of just big. However Sony has a nice number coming. Some might even say it’s the answer.

A new camera is on the way from Canon, and it features a meatier sensor and flip-up screen to let you do more than travel photos. It’ll even let you make the camera more colourful.

There's a rule in electronics: the moment you buy something, it's already out of date, and it's perpetually true, so when should you buy anything?

A big new TV, a metal camera, a couple of mice, and the death of a mobile. In the order of most expensive to least, it’s The Wrap.

Fancy a luxury Leica but prefer it to have specs that modern cameras all run with? There’s something new out this week, and it’s packing 4K video to boot.

Sydney's massive festival of lights has begun, and it's not even Chanukah. Yes, Vivid is back, and Canon's educational photographic extravaganza is back with it, here to help you find your inner artist.