The Aurora 85mm F1.4 has a 67mm thread and a USB-C port on the lens mount for updating its firmware.

A new standard zoom lens 16-55mm with continuous aperture F2.8 and a lightweight super-tele 500mm F5.6 extend the range of ...

The 500mm is compatible with Fujifilm's 1.4x teleconverter, which makes it act like an F8 lens with a 1067mm equiv. focal ...

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Panasonic has unveiled a new lens for its Lumix S Series full-frame mirrorless range which it claims is the world’s smallest and lightest zoom lens. The new Lumix S 18-40mm F4.5-6.3 lens (S ...

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UPDATE: Since publishing the October 2024 announcement video, Fujifilm has made further comments suggesting that more Fujifilm cameras are scheduled to benefit from a new firmware update this year. In ...

Here's where Google Lens comes into play. It is a Google search engine behind your phone camera. It recognizes any object your device captures in real time, such as QR codes, garments, plants ...

If you can’t capture what you want to search for with just a picture, Google Lens will now let you take a video — and even use your voice to ask about what you’re seeing. The feature will ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. If you're keen to level-up from your smartphone with a dedicated camera, then you're best ...

When Google Lens was introduced in 2017, the search feature accomplished a feat that not too long ago would have seemed like the stuff of science fiction: Point your phone’s camera at an object ...