Miops Capsule360 Camera Motion Box

Get the most out of your camera with the Capsule360 motion box. Developed by Miops, best known for their remote camera controls, the Capsule360 supports slide, pan, and tilt functions, depending on the attached accessory. Ideal for time-lapses, it can also be used as a turntable for 360-degree product photography, can automatically track objects via the companion app, and also has a star tracking mode for astrophotography. Up to three units can be linked together automatically for more complex movements, and it supports camera rigs up to 15.4 lbs, as well as action cams and smartphones.

Sony Cyber-shot RX100 VI Camera

Sony reinvented the pocket camera with the RX100. It continues to do so with the Mark VI model. Its ZEISS 24-200mm f/2.8 - f/4.5 lens is sharp corner-to-corner, letting you capture incredible telephoto shots, great wide-angle images, and everything in between. It's paired with a 20.1-megapixel 1.0-type stacked Exmor RS sensor and upgraded Bionz X image processor, letting its class-leading 315-point Fast Hybrid AF system acquire focus in as little as 0.03 seconds. Burst mode allows for 24 fps shooting, it captures 4K HDR footage as well as 960 fps slow-mo video, and an OLED viewfinder pops-up for times when you don't want to frame using the rear LCD.

Rolleiflex Instant Kamera

Using the company's signature twin-lens design that dates back to 1927, the Rolleiflex Instant Kamera updates this classic for use with Fujifilm Instax Mini film. The 1:1 viewfinder is designed for waist-level use, giving your portraits a unique perspective and enabling discreet street photography. It also offers manual control with a wide range of apertures, shutter speeds, and focusing range, has a flash that automatically adjusts for ambient light, and a body that's indistinguishable from its predecessors at a glance.

Eufy EverCam Wireless Security Camera

Home security cameras often create more problems than they solve. Evercam from Eufy eliminates the need for plugs and wall outlets with a wireless setup that's easy to install using a single-screw mount that attaches to the camera via magnets. It boasts a 140° wide-angle lens for a full-HD panoramic view, provides live video streaming day and night, is weatherproof for outdoor use, and a single charge will keep it active for a full year. The camera also reduces false alarms by up to 95% using a scanning and filtering process that includes infrared motion detection and facial recognition.

Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K

A filmmaker favorite gets a long-overdue update in the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K. At its heart is a full-sized 4/3 sensor with native 4096 x 2160 resolution, offering 13 stops of dynamic range for a film-quality look, a maximum ISO of 25,600 for low-light performance, and compatibility with Micro Four Thirds lenses. Its body is made from a carbon fiber polycarbonate composite so it's both durable and lightweight, a 5-inch touchscreen lets you nail your focus, and a host of outputs supports everything from monitoring over HDMI to recording to an external SSD or using a professional mic.

Moment Anamorphic Lens

Moment is making the legendary anamorphic lens available for your smartphone. The lens has been a staple in the film industry since the 50's and will give your videos the widescreen look and character of 2:40:1 Cinemascope. Part of Moment's newly released Filmmaker Collection, the lens is compatible with the iPhone, Pixel, and Galaxy / Note phones with Moment's Photo Case or Battery Photo Case and is built with cinema quality glass and proprietary lens coatings.

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Lenovo Mirage Camera

You don't need a fancy rig to create compelling VR content. The Lenovo Mirage Camera offers powerful virtual reality capabilities with point-and-shoot simplicity. Limited to just three buttons, it's simple to use, with a companion app that lets your phone act as the viewfinder. Two 13-megapixel fisheye cameras give you a 180-degree field of view while creating depth perception similar to the human eye. There's 16 GB of onboard storage for saving all your 4K video, and everything you shoot can be automatically uploaded to Google Photos or YouTube for instant sharing.

Canon EOS M50 Camera

Mirrorless cameras have been around a while. Canon was late to the game, and they're playing serious catch-up with the EOS M50 Camera. It adds now-expected features like 4K video shooting (the first M-series to do so) and the ability to automatically send photos to your smartphone (the first Canon to do so). It also has an improved Dual Pixel AF system to go along with its 24.1-megapixel CMOS sensor and is available in black or white.

Sony A7 III Camera

It lacks the resolution of the A7R III and the speed of the A9. Yet the Sony A7 III Camera might be a better everyday shooter than either of them. Its 24.2-megapixel, backside illuminated full-frame Exmor R CMOS image sensor is outstanding in low-light and has impressive dynamic range. Its A9-derived 693-point AF system can automatically detect and focus on the eyes and is joined by 4K HDR video capture and a weather-sealed body.

Pentax K-1 Mark II Camera

It has the same 36.4-megapixel, full-frame sensor as its predecessor. Thanks to a new accelerator unit, the Pentax K-1 Mark II Camera is far more capable in low-light, with a maximum ISO of 819,200. In addition to taking low-noise images in near darkness, it also has a new pixel-shift system that works handheld, taking four photos — complete with RGB data — and compositing them into a single high-resolution image. In a rare move, an upgrade service is also being offered to owners of the original K-1, so they can enjoy all the new features of the Mk. II without needing to purchase an all-new body.

Lighthouse Home AI Camera

Lighthouse is the first smart home camera that's actually smart. It uses AI and 3D sensing technology derived from self-driving cars, tracking 3D movement instead of motion detection to prevent false alarms from shadows or light changes. It can tell the difference between adults, kids, and pets, and learns your family members and trusted guests through facial recognition. You can create custom alerts and search video just by asking, so that Lighthouse focuses on what's important to you.

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Wyze Cam Smart Home Camera

The specs — 1080p video, push notifications, motion highlights, two weeks of free cloud storage — are nothing special. The price is. For less than the cost of a good steak, you can monitor your home or office remotely with the Wyze Cam v2 Smart Home Camera. It can also record locally to a microSD card and has a magnetic metal base that articulates to capture the desired view.

Panasonic Lumix GX9 Camera

Smaller and more affordable than the GX8, the Panasonic Lumix GX9 Camera is also more capable. Its 20.3-megapixel sensor does away with the low-pass filter to enable more detail, while 5-axis IS and an electromagnetic shutter work to hold things steady. There's also an L.Monochrome D mode that mimics film grain, an improved 4K Photo mode, and built-in flash. Available in silver or black.

Olympus Pen E-PL9 Camera

A refinement of the prior PL8, the Olympus Pen E-PL9 Camera continues the series' vintage-inspired looks while making several notable improvements. While the Live MOS micro four-thirds sensor has the same 16-megapixel resolution, it's paired with the same TruePic VIII processor and 121-point contrast-detect AF system as the E-M10 Mark III. It also adds 4K video capture and Low Energy Bluetooth that's not only quick pairing but can also wake the camera for wireless capture even when it's turned off. It's finished with a larger grip and mode dial and is available in three colors.

Fujifilm X-A5 Camera

Blurring the line between point-and-shoot and SLR, the mirrorless Fujifilm X-A5 Camera is a compact, capable shooter. When paired with the new XC15-45mm powered zoom lens, it's the lightest camera zoom-lens combo in the X series lineup. Its 24.2MP APS-C sensor is mated to a new image processor and hybrid AF system for faster operation while maintaining the series' renowned image quality. Other highlights include 4K video capture, Bluetooth 4.1 for painless wireless image transfers, and 180-degree tilting touchscreen LCD. Available in three colors.

Google Clips Camera

Leveraging their ever-expanding photo smarts, the Google Clips Camera automatically recognizes great expressions and compositions, capturing memories all on its own. It can recognize familiar faces, learning your favorite subjects, and has a built-in clip stand lets you attach it to different items for new perspectives, or just set it down without worrying about it falling over. It runs for up to three hours on a charge, has 16GB of onboard storage — no Internet connection required — and will only get smarter over time.

Hasselblad H6D-400c MS Camera

Combining multiple exposures into a single image, the Hasselblad H6D-400c MS Camera offers absurd resolution for jobs where every last detail matters. Each 400-megapixel image requires six separate exposures with the 100-megapixel sensor. It shifts one pixel at a time for the first four exposures, capturing real GRGB color data, then moves 1/2 a pixel vertically and 1/2 a pixel horizontally, before all six takes are merged into a 2.4 GB image measuring out at 23,200 x 17,400 pixels. It can also capture 4K video, but let's be honest: you're not buying this thing to record your kid's next birthday.

DJI Osmo Mobile 2 Stabilizer

One reason behind DJI's successful drone business is the smooth footage they capture — smooth, thanks to high-quality gimbals. Now you can use the same tech to smooth out your smartphone shoots with the DJI Osmo Mobile 2 Stabilizer. It cancels out movement in three directions, while SmoothTrack technology detects and compensates for camera movement, and physical buttons let you control your shoot without tapping your phone. It runs up to 15 hours on a single charge, can handle both landscape and portrait shoots, and has a quarter-inch universal screw mount for use with other accessories. It's joined in the lineup by the new Ronin S, which offers many of the same capabilities but for DSLR and mirrorless cameras.