Tag: photography
Insta360 Introduces Snap: A Magnetic Secondary Screen for Higher-Quality Selfies
Insta360 launches Snap, a magnetic secondary display attachment that enables selfies using the main smartphone camera for improved image quality.
Read MoreHuawei Mate 80 Pro and Watch GT Runner 2 Open for Pre-Orders in Russia
Huawei begins pre-orders for Mate 80 Pro smartphone with advanced Xmage lens and Watch GT Runner 2 smartwatch in Russia.
Read MoreDreame Unveils Ultra-Luxury Smartphones Priced Up to $15,000
Dreame enters the luxury smartphone market with models costing up to $15,000, featuring detachable 1-inch sensor camera modules.
Read MoreXiaomi Launches 17 and 17 Ultra Flagship Smartphones in Russia Featuring Leica Cameras
Xiaomi introduces the 17 and 17 Ultra smartphones in Russia, boasting modern designs and advanced Leica-developed camera technology.
Read MoreGoPro Unveils Next-Generation GP3 Image Processing Chip for Future Cameras
GoPro reveals its powerful new GP3 image processing chip, promising double the pixel processing speed and enhanced low-light performance.
Read MoreSamsung Promotes Galaxy S26 Camera Using AI-Generated Footage, Sparking Questions
Samsung’s recent Galaxy S26 teaser features AI-created footage rather than real camera shots, raising doubts about the phone’s actual low-light performance.
Read MoreJapan Introduces OPT100 Neo Film: A Digital Camera Shaped Like a 35mm Film Reel
The OPT100 Neo Film digital camera launches in Japan, featuring a retro 35mm film reel design and compact keychain form factor.
Read Morevivo X300 Pro Advances Smartphone Photography with Subtle Enhancements
The vivo X300 Pro solidifies its place among top flagship smartphones with refined photographic capabilities edging close to industry leaders.
Read MoreCanon Launches Limited Edition PowerShot G7 X Mark III to Mark 30 Years of PowerShot Cameras
Canon commemorates 30 years of its PowerShot series with a special edition of the popular G7 X Mark III compact camera.
Read MoreLeica Owners Explore Sale of Camera Company Valued Near $1.2 Billion
Leica’s majority shareholders, including billionaire Andreas Kaufmann and Blackstone, are considering selling the German camera maker for around €1 billion.
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