Plenty of cameras offer the ability to shoot underwater. Few of them were developed with divers in mind, and none match the convenience of the Paralenz Dive Camera. Most notable among its features is the depth-controlled color correction that automatically fixes the colors in the video based on the depth at which you're diving — no more green-tinted footage. It also senses depth and temperature and can overlay that information in your 4K videos. Its cylindrical, 161g body is made from military-grade aluminum and polycarbonate, giving it a depth rating of 200 meters, and built-in Wifi makes it a snap to share your latest aquatic adventure once you're back above the surface.

Buy from Paralenz / $600

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Leica TL2 Camera

The legendary camera maker's mirrorless model is getting a significant upgrade. The Leica TL2 Camera makes noticeable strides over its predecessor in several ways. The sensor is all-new, moving from 16 to 24 megapixels while improving dynamic range, and the AF is three times faster than the previous model, capable of zeroing in on the subject in only 165 milliseconds. 4K video recording is also available, and a USB 3.0 port ensures quick transfers. Its solid body, machined from a single block of aluminum, is available in silver or black.

Buy from Leica / $1,950

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Canon EOS 6D Mark II Camera

When the original 6D launched in 2013, it was among the most affordable full-frame cameras available — but not without its drawbacks, including an underwhelming AF system and static screen. The Canon EOS 6D Mark II Camera addresses both of these concerns, and then some. It has the first fully-articulating screen on a Canon full-frame shooter, and pairs its 26.2 megapixel CMOS sensor with a speedy 45-point Cross-type AF system for excellent performance. Its DIGIC 7 image processor enables 6.5 fps shooting, and its dust- and water-resistant body lets you shoot in a variety of conditions.

Buy from Canon / $2,000+

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Nikon D500 100th Anniversary Camera

As part of its ongoing centennial celebration, Nikon is releasing its top crop factor shooter in an elegant limited edition. The Nikon D500 100th Anniversary Camera is most easily spotted by its exclusive metallic gray finish which provides subtle contrast with the black grips and buttons. It's also adorned with 100th-anniversary logos, one near the hot shoe and the other on the body cap, and arrives with a premium Italian leather strap inside a numbered, limited edition metal travel case.

Buy from Amazon / $2,800

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Meeting Owl Videoconferencing Camera

Video conferences with a couple of people are simple. With groups, it gets a bit harder — most cameras show the whole room, and it can be hard to tell who is speaking. The Meeting Owl Videoconferencing Camera has an answer, in the form of a 360° lens. Its software automatically focuses on the most recent speakers, while an array of 8 omnidirectional, beamforming microphones ensure crisp audio. Best of all, it connects over USB and is compatible with nearly all the big online videoconferencing platforms, so there's no need to change your software.

Buy from Owl / $800

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Leica M 246 Jim Marshall Edition Camera

Jim Marshall made his name making images of rock stars, and in the process became one himself — at least to those who follow photography. The Leica M 246 Jim Marshall Edition Camera honors that legacy. This exclusive set includes a Monochrom Typ 246 camera, decked out with matte brass components and paired with a matching Summilux-M 50 mm f/1.4 lens. Also in the box are a brown leather strap similar to the one Marshall used with his Leica M4, an archival print of "Thelonious Monk At Monterey Jazz Festival 1964", and a copy of Jim Marshall: Jazz Festival, both of the latter numbered and signed by his estate. Limited to just 50 sets, and available exclusively at North American Leica stores.

Buy from Leica / $13,000

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Nest Cam IQ

You don't want to need your security camera footage — but if you do, the most important thing is that it identifies who's been in your home. The Nest Cam IQ does it better than most. Thanks to its six-core processor and 4K sensor, it can detect unfamiliar faces, zoom in on them, and follow them through the scene. It also recognizes familiar faces, so it can tell you when your kids get home from school, and also has a built-in speaker for scaring off intruders or telling your dog to get off the couch.

Buy from Nest / $300

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Brooklinen Sheets

You're going to spend a third of your life in bed — given much thought to the sheets you've got on there lately? Brooklinen can help. They're a Brooklyn-based startup, founded by a husband and wife team, dedicated to getting you top-quality bedding without the luxury price tag. Woven from 100% long-staple cotton, Brooklinen sheets are crisp, cool, and get better with every use. Keep it classic with all-white sheets, or mix-and-match to customize things to look exactly the way you want. Shop the best sheets ever now.

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Buy From Brooklinen / $99+

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Squarespace

Summer is the best time to finally get started on that website you've been meaning to make. And with Squarespace's all-in-one platform, it's never been easier. Get access to a comprehensive set of marketing tools to engage with your audience, get found across search and social, and grow your following. You also get access to award-winning templates, and the setup is easy, with the around-the-clock support of the Squarespace team as your backup. So whether you're on vacation or taking it easy on your porch, you can get started with Squarespace today.

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Buy from Squarespace / $12+

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Arsenal Intelligent Camera Assistant

AI is making its way into everything — our phones, our TVs, even our cars. The Arsenal Intelligent Camera Assistant brings it to your camera. Using a deep neural network and a USB connection to your camera, it compares each scene to thousands of great photos, then fine-tunes the settings based on 18 different factors. You can tweak its findings and snap the shutter right from the app, which also enables advanced features like automatic HDR, focus stacking, long exposures, and timelapses. It works with dozens of popular models from Canon, Nikon, Sony, and Fuji, and lets you review and share your best shots right from your phone.

Preorder from Kickstarter / $150

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Garmin Virb 360 Camera

Using a pair of fisheye lenses facing opposite directions and an intelligent automatic stitching algorithm, the Garmin Virb 360 Camera lets you capture 360º degree footage in nearly any environment. It's waterproof to 30 feet, captures 5.7K video at 30 fps, can shoot 15-megapixel spherical photos, and has automatic stabilization for smooth footage. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth enable fast sharing and even live streaming, and the microSD storage can hold up to 128 GB of video at once. And since it responds to voice commands, you don't need to take your hands away from what you're doing to start shooting.

Buy from Garmin / $800

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Phase One IQ3 Achromatic Camera

Leica's Monochrom series proved there was a place for dedicated black and white digital cameras. The Phase One IQ3 Achromatic Camera takes the same concept and brings it into the world of medium format photography. Lacking the Bayer filter found in color cameras, each and every pixel of its 100-megapixel sensor is dedicated to capturing detail, luminance, and tone. The result is photos with outstanding image quality, no matter the lighting, backed by a proven system with a broad range of compatible lenses.

Learn More from Phase One / $50,000

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Amazon Echo Look

We knew an Amazon camera was coming. We didn't expect this. The Amazon Echo Look is an Alexa-based hands-free camera that's meant more for styling than it is for security. With built-in LED lighting, a depth-sensing camera, and computerized background blur, it lets you take full-length photos and videos with just your voice. Using the companion app, you can build a virtual wardrobe, and use the Style Check feature — which combines AI with advice from fashion specialists — to get an opinion on what outfit makes you look your best. Of course, it's still an Echo, so you also get all the features of Alexa, from checking the weather to turning off the lights.

Buy from Amazon / $200

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GoPro Fusion Spherical Camera

It's built for VR, yet the GoPro Fusion Spherical Camera has a lot to offer traditional content producers as well. It captures fully spherical video at 30 fps 5.2K resolution, making it ideal for virtual reality rigs. Thanks to the company's OverCapture reframing solution, you can also crop HD-quality videos and photos out of the raw footage, giving you multiple creative avenues on every shoot. As you'd expect, it's also highly compact and compatible with a wide range of GoPro mounts. Currently available for testing via a pilot program, with a commercial release expected before the end of the year.

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Sony A9 Camera

Its physical shutter, a key of any high-end DSLR, is an afterthought. Instead of being a limitation, however, it allows the Sony A9 Camera to do things the D5s and 1Ds of the world can't. At its core is the world's first stacked full-frame CMOS sensor, which puts memory onboard the sensor to enable processing that's up to 20x faster than previous Sony full-frames. Paired with a new Bionz X processing engine, it can make up to 60 auto focus and exposure calculations per second and shoot 20 stills per second. The hybrid AF system has 693 phase detection points and thanks to the fully electronic shutter, you can follow the action without any blackout through the Quad-VGA OLED EVF. Other notable features include a 5-axis image stabilization system, a maximum shutter speed of 1/32,000 sec., 24.2-megapixel resolution, and 4K video capture.

Learn More from Sony / $4,500

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Fujifilm Instax Square SQ10 Camera

Fuji's Instax instant cameras are the most popular on the market. The Fujifilm Instax Square SQ10 Camera builds on this legacy with an all-new system that combines the convenience of digital with the immediate gratification of instant film. A digital image sensor lets the camera perform better in low-light conditions while imbuing it with new features like automatic exposure control, facial recognition, and auto-focus. It also allows you to apply effects and even edit before printing on the brand-new Instax Square film, resulting in an image that's roughly 2.5" by 2.5". There's also a 3-inch monitor for framing your shots and a microSD slot for saving the 1920x1920 digital snaps.

Buy from Amazon / $280

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Beoncam Wrist Camera

With the look of a smartwatch and a camera comparable to the one you'd find in your smartphone, the Beoncam Wrist Camera can capture you and the world around you in 360-degree HD. The world's first removable 5MP panoramic camera housed in a smartwatch is lightweight, compact, and splash proof. Beoncam is also built with an always on single touch system that is paired with a long-lasting rechargeable battery so you can capture a moment quickly and easily. Take 360-degree photos and videos or live stream your next adventure or spontaneous moment. You can even pop it out of the watch band and attach it to a backpack, bike, or tripod. Available for IOS and Android, the Beoncam app gives you remote control to the camera as well, so you can capture photos and video when it's outside of arm's reach.

Preorder from IndieGoGo / $119

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Pentax KP Camera

As camera makers have slowed their pace on packing ever higher megapixel counts into their wares, a new focus has emerged: low-light photography. With a maximum ISO of 819,200, the new Pentax KP Camera aims to produce outstanding images even in near-darkness. That potent 24 megapixel APS-C sensor is packed into slim, ruggedized body that's both dustproof and weather-sealed, yet still offers a five-axis shake reduction system and a vertically-tilting LED monitor.

Learn More from Pentax / $1,100

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Fujifilm GF670 Rangefinder Camera

Photography enthusiasts were saddened when Fuji announced that it was stopping production its beloved medium-format shooter three years ago. They should be happy now. The Fujifilm GF670 Rangefinder Camera is making a limited return engagement, giving fans of its images a chance to get their hands on one yet again. It's dual format capable, so it can shoot both 6x7 and 6x6 images, can handle both 120 and 220 film, and thanks to its bellows system, its compact size is far more suitable for street photography than a typical camera of its ilk.

Buy from B&H / $1,800

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Fujifilm X100F Camera

The fourth generation of Fuji's all-in-one shooter, the Fujifilm X100F Camera improves upon an already-beloved formula. A new 24.3 megapixel X-Trans APS-C sensor provides the best performance yet in an X-series camera, with an improved hybrid AF system that has 91 focus points and can grab focus in as little as 0.08 seconds. Its 23mm f/2.0 lens remains as sharp as ever, while the hybrid viewfinder can now magnify the scene when in electronic rangefinder mode. The controls have improved as well, with a new ISO dial incorporated into the shutter speed dial, and a redesigned rear face that makes the most commonly-used functions reachable with your right thumb. Available in silver or all black.

Learn More from Fujifilm / $1,300

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Leica M10 Camera

Leica's M series is one of the most heralded in all of photography. The Leica M10 Camera is the latest to join its ranks, offering a mix of old and new technologies that elevate it above the rest. For starters, its body is closer in size to that of the company's film-based M-models, making it more comfortable to use. Likewise, it has manual controls for shutter speed, focus, aperture, and ISO value, a first for a digital M. Yet despite these old-school features, it has a number of advanced improvements. An all-new 24 megapixel CMOS sensor offers improved ISO sensitivity, dynamic range, and sharpness, the latter thanks to the omission of a low-pass filter. A current-generation Maestro II image processor makes it the fastest M ever made, integrated GPS and WiFi add modern conveniences, and the lack of a video mode means it's even easier to get down to the business of making photos.

Learn More from Leica / $6,600

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Hasselblad X1D-50c 75th Anniversary Camera

Created to celebrate the company's founding in 1941, the Hasselblad X1D-50c 75th Anniversary Camera stays true to Victor Hasselblad's spirit of innovation. As the world's first mirrorless digital medium format camera, it packs a huge 50 megapixel sensor into a body smaller than most full-frame shooters. ISO sensitivity up to 25,600, dual card slots, and a 1/2000th second shutter expand the creative possibilities further, while the included 45mm XCD lens is designed to deliver razor-sharp images from one corner to the other.

Buy from B&H / $13,000

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Leica Monochrom Meister Edition Berlin Camera

We've seen Leicas painted red. We've seen them painted green. Unique among them is the Leica Monochrom Meister Edition Berlin Camera, which isn't painted at all. Created to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Leica Store Berlin, both the Monochrom (Type 246) and its companion Summilux-M 1.4/50mm lens were treated in a brown pickling solution, giving them an elegantly understated look that's further enhanced by a gray leather body cover. Limited to just 10 examples, and available exclusively from the Leica Store Berlin.

Buy from Leica / $20,000

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Polaroid Pop Instant Camera

A true Polaroid reimagined for the digital age, the Polaroid Pop Instant Camera is the spiritual successor to the 600 series. It has a 20 megapixel CMOS sensor, image stabilization, and a dual LED flash for capturing images. It has built-in Wifi and Bluetooth and a big touchscreen, shoots 1080p video, and stores its images to a microSD card. But most importantly, it has a built-in Zink printer that outputs 3x4" images with the iconic border, resulting in 3.5x4.25" prints, the same size as their models sold long ago. It can also serve as a wireless printer for your other gear, and its curvy design is as approachable as the classic OneStep SX-70.

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AJA Cion Camera

Just as capable in the studio as it is in the field, the AJA Cion Camera can handle nearly any shooting situation. At its heart is a 4K, APS-C CMOS sensor providing 12 stops of dynamic range and an electronic global shutter that ensures you won't have any rolling shutter issues during quick movements. It records directly to its own high-speed media cards in Apple ProRes 4444 & 422 formats, or can alternatively output AJA Raw footage to external media. With a PL mount for use with industry-standard lenses and a sensor that works great with glass meant for Super 35 setups, it bridges the gap from set to post with ease.

Buy from Amazon / $4,300

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Relonch Camera

Plenty of us have big, expensive standalone cameras — and folders full of unfulfilled potential to go along with them. Relonch Camera promises to shift this entire paradigm by making the camera a service instead of a large purchase. The camera itself is wrapped in a handsome leather case that covers everything but the lens, shutter button, and viewfinder, removing the need/temptation to fiddle with settings. Your shots are uploaded via a built-in SIM card to their servers, where sophisticated algorithms pick your best shots, automatically adjust/develop them, and send them to the app for review. Pick your favorite photo from each day, and they'll send you a monthly photobook filled with your latest memories. All without the need to go to a camera shop or fire up a filter app.

Learn More from Relonch / $1/Photo

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Chronos 1.4 High-Speed Camera

Phantom cameras — and their competition — are amazing tools. They're also amazingly expensive. The Chronos 1.4 High-Speed Camera offers high-speed slow-motion at a fraction of the cost. It's powered by a 1280x1024 CMOS image sensor with a 1.4Gpx/s throughput, capable of capturing motion at 1,057 fps at full-res and going as high as 21,649 fps at lower resolutions. It has a touchscreen interface augmented by a handy jog wheel, is compatible with C and CS mount lenses out of the box, uses standard Nikon EN-EL4A batteries, and is available in both color and monochrome-only models.

Preorder from Kickstarter / $2,600

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Leica Hammertone M-A Camera

Created to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the company's official shop in Vienna, the Leica Hammertone M-A Camera gives the venerable analog shooter a rugged new look. Both the camera body and the included Leica Meter MR-4 have been given a gray hammertone lacquered finish, while the included NOCTILUX-M 1:0.95/50mm ASPH lens has a silver finish inspired by the very first version of the Noctilux 1.2/50mm. Individually numbered and limited to just 25 examples.

Buy from Leica / $26,500

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Leica Red Summicron 50mm Lens

The Leica APO-Summicron-M 50 mm f/2 ASPH lens is widely regarded as one of the sharpest lenses in production. Now you can get one as colorful as the images it captures. This Leica Red Summicron 50mm Lens sports a bright anodized finish that will let it instantly stand out in a sea of black and silver gear. It comes in a gray cowhide case with matching lens cap, and is limited to just 100 examples worldwide.

Learn More from Leica / $8,950

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Leica TL Camera

With a 16 megapixel APS-C sensor at its core, the Leica TL Camera offers a compact body without compromising on image quality. AF performance is improved over its predecessor, and the built-in buffer has doubled to a beefy 32GB. Other features include a 3.7-inch touchscreen, built-in Wifi for wireless control and image transfer, and compatibility with not only T and SL lenses, but also R-series lenses via a new adapter. Available in three colors, including black, silver, and titanium, the latter of which has chamfered edges on the top and bottom plates.

Learn More from Leica / $1,700

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Netatmo Presence Security Camera

Outdoor security cameras are nothing new, but few are as smart as the Netatmo Presence Security Camera. Using a deep-learning algorithm, it's able to tell if someone's creeping outside your house, if a car pulls in your driveway, or if an animal wanders into your yard, and can notify you or record footage automatically. It has an integrated floodlight, but can also use infrared LEDs to record discreetly after dark, can store video locally on a microSD card or upload footage to Dropbox, and has a time lapse feature that compresses a day's worth of footage into a single minute, letting you check in on things without wasting time.

Buy from Netatmo / $300

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