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In this quick video, Marc and Dale from the FujiGuys UK explain in more detail all the new features the Fujifilm X-T2 has to offer.Photography News
A look inside the Fuji X-T2
Why Kodak Tri-X is still the black-and-white film to beat in 2026
Kodak Tri-X has been in production in one form or another since around 1940, and in 2026 it is back in the hands of the company that makes it, in new packaging and at a lower UK price. Here's why…
QIVIKA AI smart scope price, specifications and availability announced
QIVIKA's 300g smart scope attaches to your phone to give a 24x optical view equivalent to a 3,000mm lens, with on-device AI that can identify over 10,000 bird species.
SmallRig x CineD OrBrella FM 60B price, specifications and availability announced
SmallRig and CineD's foldable OrBrella FM 60B combines a bi-colour LED light and softbox that opens in 15 seconds, and is now live as a crowdfunding campaign.
RØDE LPA1 price, specifications and availability announced
RØDE's new LPA1 is a low-profile studio arm that keeps a microphone close to the presenter but out of shot, and at 2kg it's the company's highest-capacity arm yet.
Aperture opens its new home in New York, with a grey built on the Zone System
After around 20 years in Chelsea, Aperture has moved into a new permanent home at 380 Columbus Avenue on Manhattan's Upper West Side. It opens with Aperture Loves New York, a show featuring Arbus, Frank, Goldin, Shore and more.
Minisforum MS-S1 Max lands on Minisforum UK store from £2,359
Minisforum's expandable AI workstation is listed on its UK store in 64GB and 128GB versions, with the top-spec model currently reduced to £3,399
GoPro MISSION 1 series picks up 11 industry awards
GoPro's MISSION 1 range, including the MISSION 1 PRO and interchangeable-lens MISSION 1 PRO ILS, has collected 11 awards and editor's choices from tech and photo publications.
Why Ilford HP5 Plus is still the film to learn on, 50 years after HP5 arrived
Ilford HP5 arrived in 1976, the same year as the Pentax K1000. Fifty years on, both are still the starting point for new film photographers, and there are good reasons why.