retro

Wish you had a camera that looked old but felt new? The Fujifilm X-T30 II revives the good ol' days, and is damn near perfect.

Cameras can be very modern, but the Nikon Z Fc is a taste of yesteryear, channeling the old school into a new age design. And it is such a fun camera, too.

This week on The Wrap, we’ll talk retro cameras from Leica and Nikon, plus hint at what notable device is likely coming from Samsung. Plus what AMD is doing inside a phone, and more, all in five minutes.

A camera that only captures in black and white? The Leica Q2 Monochrom might sound unorthodox, but it's a beautiful tribute to cameras of old.

The classic Atari console is reborn, as Atari revives the video game system as a computer. Sorta. Kinda.

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 now a connected variant of the classic toy that can teach you how to solve it.

Not everyone needs a camera with video recording. If you prefer your camera to look and act like a camera alone, Leica's new model is a retro stunner, albeit at a price.

Even though phone cameras have largely taken over from the world of compact cameras, you might still prefer something that looks and feels like a camera, and Fujifilm has you covered.

If you prefer your gadgets to retain the look of the old school rather than that of new and you're looking for wireless sound, Klipsch may have something for you.