In a strategic pivot, Nothing is bringing the Phone (4a) Pro to the United States exclusively through Amazon for $499. The base (4a), however, will remain a global-only release, skipping the US market ...

Perhaps Sony took a leaf out of the Dark Lord Sauron’s playbook when it created the IMX410 sensor. Much like the One Ring, this 24.6MP full-frame backside illuminated CMOS sensor had an irresistible ...

Vivo Product Manager Han Boxiao has been consistently revealing key details about the upcoming Vivo X300 Ultra’s camera ...

The Sony A7R V remains one of the most advanced high-resolution cameras available today. Remarkably, the 61-megapixel ...

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Vivo recently showcased the Vivo X300 Ultra at MWC 2026. Since then, the brand has been gradually revealing key details about what it claims will be its ultimate camera smartphone. Today, Vivo product ...

Sony's Hawk-Eye tech is an impressive feat of camera technology that changed the NFL this year, but there's still one thing fans and football commentators are begging for. Reading time 7 minutes When ...

A photographer spotted a mysterious Sony camera in a patterned skin often used to hide prototypes ...

Big news for Sony shooters looking to make use of Teradek’s popular CTRL.5 wireless lens controller. Set to add the same functions, features, and capabilities currently available on RED and ARRI ...

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What just happened? Sony has pulled the curtain down on its recordable Blu-ray business. The company has confirmed it will stop selling all of its current Blu-ray disc recorders globally this month.

The upcoming Vivo X300 Ultra will be the first to use Sony's 1/1.12-inch, 200-megapixel LYTIA 901 camera sensor.