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Viltrox has brought four of its compact Air primes to L-mount: a 14mm f/4, 20mm f/2.8, 40mm f/2.5 and 50mm f/2, all weighing around 200g or less and priced under US$200.

Omani poet Zahran al Qasmi draws on the techniques of photography and cinema to create a distinctive poetic language. Across 145 short poems, the camera becomes a means of exploring both the visible world and the poet’s deeper thoughts about life and existence.

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We’ve seen a trend of smartphones with external lenses in the past 18 months. These telephoto extender lenses attach to a phone’s telephoto camera and boost the native zoom range. However, it sounds like HUAWEI could put these lenses to shame with the upcoming Mate 90 series.

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Anamorphic lenses and vertical video have always been fundamentally at odds. The whole point of an anamorphic is that it squeezes a wide image onto the sensor to be stretched back out into a cinematic widescreen frame — which is precisely the wrong shape for the phone-native, vertical content that now dominates social platforms. Sirui’s…

L-mount has been the poor relation for third-party autofocus glass, and Viltrox is doing something about it. At IBC 2026 the company unveiled four new full-frame autofocus lenses for the mount — the AF 14mm F4.0, AF 20mm F2.8, AF 40mm F2.5 and AF 50mm F2.0 — bringing its lightweight Air series to Leica, Panasonic…

Ultra-zoom bridge cameras remain popular, and the Nikon Coolpix P1100 is certainly a great choice, boasting a whopping 125x zoom lens.

Most pocket gimbal cameras chase versatility by piling on extra lenses, extra zoom ranges, extra everything. The Insta360 Luna Pro takes the opposite approach, stripping its flagship sibling down to a single lens and betting that one really good sensor beats two mediocre ones. It’s a stripped-down design philosophy wrapped around genuinely premium hardware, and…

DZOFilm has released two accessories aimed at a very practical problem: how to use the lenses you already own on the camera you happen to be shooting with. The Octopus II multi-mount adapter and Marlin 1.4x extender are available now, and details are on the DZOFilm website.