Awesome Cameras

Canon’s new mirrorless camera is its smallest and lightest full-frame, ensuring incredibly crisp images and low light sensitivity down to ISO 40,000. It’s compatible with RF-mount lenses and EF lenses with an adapter, and can shoot 4K video at 24fps.

How many times have you been off on an adventure only to realize, “Shoot, I forgot to take a picture!” Snap Spectacles are the solution. These camera glasses remove the barrier between you and your subject so you can snap first-person HD photos and video.

Remo Tech’s OBSBOT Tail is a camera with powerful automatic tracking modes. It tracks the subject’s face, body shape and posture to keep it in the frame. It can even track a group of people. You can also manually set its tracking. It shoots 12MP stills and up to 4K/60fps video.

The latest of Sony’s mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras is said to offer the fastest autofocus you can buy on any camera, locking on in just 0.02 sec, and has real-time object tracking for moving subjects. The 24.2 mp APS-C sensor can capture images at up to 11 fps.

Our old pals Mario and Fafa are joined by Gorilla to provide a lesson on how photography used to work before we had a digital camera in every smartphone. Anyone else out there remember going to get rolls of film developed at the Fotomat?

NexOptic’s upcoming DoubleTake binoculars can switch instantly between 2.5x and 10x optical zoom. They have image stabilization and real-time high resolution panning. Instead of eyecups, they have a 5″ LCD screen. They can also share photos to phones and record 4K video.

The latest version of Netgear’s rechargeable, wireless and weatherproof security camera. The Arlo Ultra can shoot videos at up to 4K and record them with HDR support. It also has a built-in spotlight, allowing it to record in color at night.

Following in the footsteps of the world’s most beautiful camera bags, accessory maker Vi Vante is back with a series of luxurious hand-braided leather camera straps that make the perfect gift for some very special photographer in your life.

HumanEyes latest virtual reality camera can capture either 360° videos in 2D, or 180° videos in 3D, for greater immersion when viewing on a head-mounted display. It uses dual Sony sensors to capture moving images at up to 5.7K resolution at 30 fps, and stills at up to 18 mp.

Sony’s Cyber-Shot HX99 compact camera measures only about 4″x 2″x 1″, yet packs an impressive 30x optical zoom (24mm to 720mm). It has an 18.2MP CMOS sensor and can shoot up to 4K/30fps. It also has a flash, an OLED EVF and a 180º tilting touchscreen.

Insta360’s new One X is a standalone 360º action camera. It shoots videos at up to 5.7K/30fps and photos at up to 18MP RAW. It has electronic image stabilization and a variety of shooting and effect modes such as bullet time, drift, and a variable hyperlapse.

Tiny spy cameras have been found in hotel rooms, AirBnBs, public restrooms and dressing rooms. Take control of your privacy with this pocket-sized device that can detect hidden cameras by locating the reflections off even the smallest camera lenses in an instant.

You spent thousands on your camera gear, so why tote it around in an ugly nylon pack? Vi Vante’s premium leather camera bags feature the kind of quilting that you might find on the seats of six-figure luxury car, while offering the protection your equipment deserves.

Similar to the EverCam, VAVA promises that its Home Cam wireless security camera can last up to a year per charge. It captures 1080p footage, has night vision, two-way audio, motion detection, and SD card backup. It can be mounted to walls or put on its stand.

The Fujifilm GFX 50R mirrorless camera is significantly lighter and thinner than its predecessor, the GFX 50S. It has a 51.4MP CMOS medium format sensor, a weatherproof body, an EVF, a more durable shutter, and Bluetooth file transfer.

These wireless security cameras are the perfect way to monitor your home remotely. Each one runs up to 2 years on a battery, capturing 1080p video whenever it detects motion. They’re also waterproof and work in the dark. Unlike some competitors, there’s no subscription fee either.

An all-new series of mirrorless, interchangeable lens cameras from the imaging gods at Nikon. The system allows for a full frame sensor, but in a package much smaller than DSLRs. The Z6 has a 24.5mp sensor, while the Z7 has a 45.7mp sensor, and both support 4K video

Kodak hasn’t exactly been at the top of the digital photography game lately, but we’re pretty excited by their jumbo point-and-shoot, which packs a 90x optical super-zoom lens. It has a 20MP BSI CMOS sensor, shoots 1080p/30 video, and can capture 360º panoramas.

The Beyond the Press channel presents a completely non-scientific test of three very different cameras with the ability to capture slow-motion footage. See how the the $1000 Sony RX-100 and $3000 Chronos 1.4 stand up to the $180,000 Phantom v2512.

This high-end dashcam is just for automotive junkies. It not only adds a wide-angle 1080p/60 camera for recording track drives, but captures telemetry data like speed and engine RPM via a wireless OBD-II transmitter, as well as G-forces, GPS position, and weather conditions.

Hot Wheels‘ upcoming Zoom In is a toy track car that’s designed to carry a GoPro Session camera, so you can see and record a driver’s-eye view as the toy zips through your tracks. Best of all, the car will be available for just $1.09. More at Gizmodo.

Wyze follows up its $20 entry level security camera with a more capable but still extremely affordable device. The Pan Cam takes 1080p video, has 2-way audio and can be panned, tilted and zoomed via its app. It can also pan and track objects automatically.

The Skydio R1 is equipped with 13 cameras that it uses to make a 3D map of its surroundings in real-time, allowing it to avoid obstacles while automatically following you. It can even follow cars. It has follow, side, orbit and lead flight modes.