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Is Leica About to Drop Its Most Wallet-Friendly M Camera in Years?
by Nilofer Khan
June 24, 2026
Leica is known for creating fabulous cameras that can stand the test of time. The M series has been loved by professional photographers, and it continues to be an important addition for many. It now appears that the company is expanding the M11 series, with a new model that can be a bit cost-effective.
Neewer Q120 Flash Review: A Great Flash for Aspiring Photographers
by Chris Gampat
June 24, 2026
I remember when we reviewed one of Neewer's first products: a set of ND filters that were really cheap. Photographers got really interested in those. And from there, the company has grown quite a bit. So when they contacted us to tell us about a slew of new stuff including the Neewer Q120 flash, I got really intrigued.
The Trick to Make Your Landscape Photography Stand Out
by Chris Gampat
June 24, 2026
One of the artistic ways that you can go ahead and make your landscape photography stand out from all the rest is to find a way to turn them into paintings; well, not literally but finding a way to get that look is one fantastic one of doing things. You may ask yourself, "Why not just do this in post?" Well, the reason why is because everyone can find a way to do it in post, but not everyone has the specific talent to do things in camera and not everyone really wants that "Photoshopped look."
Tamron Breaks Barriers With Its 4.1x Zoom Lens for RF and Z Users
by Nilofer Khan
June 24, 2026
Tamron has been a brand known for its iconic all-round zoom lenses. The company has introduced some wonderful lenses, for both full frame and APS-C models, which has earned praises from people. Tamron is now introducing a new new wide angle zoom lens, that will be of help for both Canon and Nikon users. Have a look.
Canon’s Beloved EOS RP Earns Its RIP After Years of Glory
by Nilofer Khan
June 23, 2026
Canon's reign has been quite an impressive one. The company is the most sought-after in the market, with many young and professional photographers swearing by their cameras. While the DSLR range is more or less discontinued, it appears the same fate has fallen on the initial mirrorless series devices. Here's a look at the camera we have to bid adieu to.
VSCO One Is the System Professional Photographers Didn’t Know They Were Missing
by Nilofer Khan
June 23, 2026
Professional photographers are spoiled for choices today. From Capture One to Lightroom, they have plenty of apps that can help them push them closer to achieving their vision. VSCO is one platform that provides this and much more. Today, the company has announced VSCO One, a platform that makes their business great end to end.
Is Viltrox Making a New Camera To Beat Kodak?
by Nilofer Khan
June 23, 2026
Viltrox is one of the few third-party lens manufacturers from China who have seen immense fame. The company's portfolio is diverse, further helping young and serious photographers get the best of their vision. While the company has not yet dabbled with cameras, it appears that it is in the works to be changed. How so? Have a look.
Is the Panasonic S5 II Still a Good Camera in 2026?
by Chris Gampat
June 23, 2026
In the Phoblographer's revisiting of various cameras that we've reviewed before in the past, I'm now addressing the Panasonic S5 II. When the Panasonic S1II E was launched, it seemed as if the S5 II's days were numbered. Afterall, I reviewed it in 2023 and knew just how capable it was in nearly every single way. For a really long time, it was the single best hybrid camera on the market. And barring a really big hardware problem, it probably still is.
