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Sony Alpha 6600 Camera

Sony's bringing its flagship APS-C mirrorless camera in-line with its full-frame counterpart with the Alpha 6600. Its 24.2-megapixel Exmor CMOS image sensor is paired with the latest Bionz X image processor to enable a Fast Hybrid AF system that locks focus in just 0.02 seconds and can track both subjects and their eyes in real-time. 5-axis in-body image stabilization keeps things sharp even in low light, and 4K movie recording with full-pixel readout without pixel binning in Super 35mm format gives equal attention to video. Rounding out the improvement list is a Sony Z battery good for up to 810 captures per charge, a headphone jack for monitor audio during filming, and better color reproduction. It will be available in a body-only package or in a kit paired with an 18-135mm lens for $400 more.

DJI Ronin SC Gimbal

Designed specifically for use with mirrorless cameras, DJI's Ronin SC Gimbal puts powerful capabilities in a lightweight unit. It 3-axis stabilization helps capture incredibly smooth motion while supporting loads over four pounds. Panoramas, time-lapses, and motion lapses can all be automated, and with a smartphone, it uses the same ActiveTrack 3.0 system as the company's drones to keep your subject in the frame. Despite all this, it weighs under two and a half pounds, with a battery life of 11 hours and body that's less than nine inches tall.

Sony RX100 VII Camera

Borrowing technologies developed for the flagship A9 full-frame mirrorless camera, the Sony RX100 VII continues the line's legacy of compact performance. Its all-new stacked 1-inch, 20-megapixel sensor pairs with a Bionz X image processor for outstanding speed and AF performance. It has 357 focal-plane phase-detection and 425 contrast-detection AF points and supports the same Real-time Tracking and Real-time Eye AF capabilities as the A9. The same tracking modes can be used when capturing 4K footage with full pixel readout, and the new 3.5mm microphone input ensures the audio quality matches the video.

Sony A7R IV Camera

At its heart is a 61-megapixel, full-frame, back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS sensor — but that's far from the only notable improvement in the Sony A7R IV. Thanks to its latest-generation Bionz X processor and AI, it offers real-time tracking of both eyes and subjects, across both still photography and video, ensuring that your subject's face is always tack sharp. It also enables 10fps burst shooting with full tracking, using the 567 focal-plane phase-detection and 425 contrast AF points. A 5.76 million dot OLED electronic viewfinder makes framing shots a breeze, and a new multi-interface hot shoe lets you capture outstanding digital audio to match the full pixel readout, Super 35mm 4K video.

Sigma fp Camera

Measuring just 4.3" x 2.75" x 1.78" and weighing just 13 oz., the Sigma fp is the world's smallest, lightest full-frame mirrorless camera. Its 24.6-megapixel Bayer sensor is backlit for superior low-light capability, while the body is made from die-cast aluminum alloy and sealed on 42 points to create a weatherproof structure. An electric shutter structure enables 18 frames/sec shooting, and 12-bit CinemaDNG external recording at 4K UHD/24fps produces film-quality video data via the USB 3.1 port. It uses L-Mount lenses, so in addition to Sigma's own line, it can use compatible glass from Leica and Panasonic. The fp will launch later this fall.

Fujifilm Neopan 100 Acros II Film

As digital photography grew, analog photography waned, leading to the discontinuation of many beloved films, Fujifilm's Acros among them. Thanks to growing demand, Fujifilm is bringing it back in the form of Neopan 100 Acros II. Using Fujifilm's proprietary Super Fine-Σ technology, it offers incredibly fine grain, sharpness, and gradation, beyond even its predecessor. The film will be released in Japan in 35mm and 120 formats this fall, with other markets to follow based on demand.

Fujifilm GFX100 Medium Format Camera

Merging the handling of a mirrorless with the resolution of a medium format camera, the Fujifilm GFX100 breaks new ground in several areas. While it handles more like the company's smaller X-series cameras, its body is a hefty, weather-resistant 6-inch square weighing in at roughly 3 lbs. Its 55mm back-side illuminated sensor offers 102 megapixels of resolution — a first for a mirrorless camera — and has 5-axis image-stabilization and on-board phase detection AF, two more firsts. 4K video recording, a quad-core image processor, and Fuji's legendary color reproduction round out the feature list, one that's especially impressive for the price.

GoPro Hero7 Black Camera

GoPro's increased competition from drones and phones has hurt its bottom line. The Hero7 Black is here to change that. Its headline feature is HyperSmooth, a technology the company is touting as the "best in-camera video stabilization ever", able to work even in situations where gimbals fail. While it contributes to the silky-smooth 4K/60p video output, it also enables the new TimeWarp time-lapse video feature. Real-time live streaming is also on-board, as is automatic transfer to your phone, a new SuperPhoto mode that automatically applies HDR, local tone mapping, and multi-frame NR to your 12-megapixel stills, and 1080/240p slow-motion. Waterproof to 33 feet without a housing and outfitted with voice and touch controls, it's the best GoPro in years.

Leica CL 100 Years of Bauhaus Camera

With a classic design that embodies the idea of form following function, the Leica CL is an ideal candidate for paying tribute to the legendary German art school the Bauhaus. The 100 Years of Bauhaus Edition does so with a black Leica logo, embossed "bauhaus" lettering on the black leather wrap and special carrying strap, and a serial number on the top for collectors. It ships with an Elmarit-TL 18 f/2.8 lens, and is otherwise identical to the standard model, with a 24-megapixel sensor, 49-point AF system, and Maestro II processor.

DJI Osmo Action Camera

DJI knows a thing or two about cameras — it's been building them into its drones for years. Now it's taking that experience and applying it in a whole new way. The Osmo Action Camera is a compact, dustproof, shockproof, waterproof, and freeze-resistant GoPro competitor. Its 1/2.3-inch sensor captures 12-megapixel stills and 4K video up to 60fps at 100Mbps with RockSteady electronic image stabilization for smooth footage. There's a screen on the front that makes it easy to shoot selfie footage, and screw-on filters let it adapt to different shooting scenarios.

Canon IVY Cliq+ Instant Camera Printer

Yes, it has an eight-megapixel camera up front. But Canon's IVY Cliq+ is more printer than shooter. It connects to the Canon Mini Print app via Bluetooth, letting you apply filters and frames to your photos before turning them into 2" x 2" or 2" x 3" prints using the integrated ZINK printer. There's also a ring flash, a 2-inch mirror for selfies (complete with frame lines), and a microSD slot for storage.

Sony RX0 II Camera

Billed as the world's "smallest and lightest premium compact camera", the Sony RX0 II packs a ton of features into a tiny space. It measures 2.3" x 1.6" x 1.4" and weighs just 4.65 oz., yet is waterproof, dustproof, and both shock- and crush-resistant. Notably, it has an adjustable LCD screen that tilts upward 180 degrees or downward 90 degrees — ideal for vloggers — and captures 4K 30p video. Its Zeiss-made 24mm, f/4 fixed lens is paired with a 15.3-megapixel Exmor RS sensor and BIONZ X processor for crisp stills, excellent color reproduction, and ISO sensitivity of 80-12,800. In-body electronic stabilization helps keep footage smooth, and uncompressed 4K output over HDMI and Slog2 functions expand the creative options.

Reto 3D Film Camera

"3D" photography has been around since the 1840s, moving from the stereoscope to 3D glasses to lenticular prints. The Reto 3D Film Camera aims to bring this time-honored medium into the digital age. Using a trio of 30mm, f/11 lenses, it captures three half-frame images at once, recording them to standard 35mm film. Once processed, a companion app compiles them into a 3D image, creating GIF files that move to show the different angles. A built-in, AA-powered flash enables nighttime use and the sturdy ABS body weighs under half a pound, making it easy to carry.

Leica M 246 Monochrom Your Mark Camera

Designed in collaboration with Horween specifically to patina and wear quickly, this special version of Leica's M 246 Monochrom will look battle-tested in short order. Part of that is due to the black lacquer paint, which should brass rapidly and can be found on both the body and matching Leica 35mm f2.0 Summicron-M lens, and the rest is due to the Horween leather, which wraps around the camera and makes up the matching strap. Limited to just 80 units, it's available exclusively from the Leica Store in San Francisco.

Ricoh GR III Camera

Minimalist and straightforward, Ricoh's GR series has earned a cult-like following. The GR III is the latest installment. It ups the resolution of the APS-C sensor from 16 to 24 megapixels while adding sensor-shift image stabilization and a new hybrid AF system that promises faster focus and improved low-light capability. The 28mm equivalent f/2.8 lens has been redesigned, the I/O upgraded to USB-C, and the rear 3.0-inch LCD is now a touchscreen, letting you tap to focus. Despite all the upgrades, the camera is actually a hair smaller than its predecessors — but while it may be pocket-sized, its specs, controls, and price put it firmly in the domain of seasoned shutterbugs.

Opkix One Wearable Cameras

Part of what makes AirPods so great is their pocket-friendly size — since you always have them with you, you always have them when you need them. A similar principle applies to OpkixOne. This pair of 1080p video cameras measure under an inch and a half long and weigh just 12 grams each. They're IP67 rated for dust and water resistance with an aerospace aluminum housing, and have a range of accessories that let you mount them on your eyewear or wear them as a necklace or ring. They even come in a sleek, egg-like white charging case that wirelessly transmits footage over to your smartphone and provides up to 72 minutes of recording time.

Panasonic Lumix S1 & S1R Cameras

Panasonic has over a decade of experience making mirrorless cameras, so it's a bit surprising that the S1 & S1R are the company's first to use full-frame sensors. The experience shows. The S1 is well-rounded, with advanced video capabilities and a 24MP sensor. The S1R is built for those who need maximum resolution and is based around a 47MP sensor with a 187MP "High Res" sensor-shift mode. Both cameras are fully weather-sealed, with 5.76M-dot, 120Hz OLED electronic viewfinders, 5-axis in-body image stabilization systems, dual-hinged touchscreen LCDs, quick contrast-detect AF systems, and support for both XQD and SD cards. They both use L-mount glass, a Leica-owned system that will include lenses from Panasonic, Sigma, and Leica themselves.