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The Fujifilm X-E5 is one of 2025's most anticipated cameras. It's a solid little street camera, undermined only by its exorbitant price.

Consider me a convert: I've always seen Nikon as, dare I say it, a little boring. The Z5II just changed my mind, and there's no denying its value for money.

The GFX100S II is Fujifilm’s second tier medium format mirrorless body, stripping back the GFX100 II slightly, but coming at a notably cheaper price. Images are fantastic, and Fuji’s latest AF and processor truly brings medium format into the modern age. But if you have the money, why not go…

The Lumix S9 wraps Panasonic’s full frame video prowess in a simplified package, designed specially for content creators. The result is a muddled hybrid.

An eye-catching price for 4K/60p, but audio and stabilization issues scupper the Brave 8 Lite’s viability for serious content creation.

The Insta360 X4 reframes in higher resolution than any 360 camera before, and boasts great effects, battery life and stabilization. It’s easily the best 360 camera you can buy, and gives flagship action cameras a serious run for their money, too.

The X100VI is Fujifilm’s latest premium compact camera, equipped with the latest and greatest technology Fuji has to offer and packing some serious performance. Like its predecessor, the X100VI is a runaway success with demand outstripping supply — these things are rarer than hen’s teeth.

Sandmarc iPhone lenses are well built and deliver much sharper photos than your iPhone can on its own. They’re a great way to expand the optical capabilities of your iPhone camera and inject more creativity into your smartphone photography.

I tested an $8,000 Hasselblad against a $1,000 Fujifilm and the results were way closer than I expected.