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Pixelmator Pro 4 review: an effective alternative to Photoshop that works well on both iPad and Mac
By George Cairns published
Review A powerful image editor and creative design app that slots perfectly into your Apple ecosystem, both in the office and on the go

Shaky images? Sony firmware update gives trio of telephoto lenses a stabilization boost
By Alan Palazon published
News The Sony FE 400 mm f/2.8 GM OSS, FE 200-600mm f/5.6-6.3 G OSS and FE 600mm f/4 GM OSS lenses get a stabilization update with the latest firmware releases

Is the Sony FX2 about to get a higher frame rate 4K with less crop? I hope this firmware rumor is true
By Alan Palazon published
NEWS The Sony FX2 is rumored to get a firmware update bringing new recording features in a strategic bid to boost sales, but this is good for customers too

Real cameras can actually fight AI fakes using…autofocus? Sony is using a neat 3D trick to prove that videos were shot with a camera
By Hillary K. Grigonis published
NEWS Sony's Camera Verify AI detection software now works with video, including a 3D trick using depth data

Huion Kamvas 22 (Gen 3) review: a large pen display that won’t break the bank
By James Abbott published
Review A large entry-level pen display that gets straight to business with some impressive specs

The best camera phone in 2026: what's the best smartphone for photography?
By Gareth Bevan last updated
BUYING GUIDE The best camera phones take photos and video that can rival traditional cameras – these are the top smartphone shooters

Anker Prime 3-in-1 Charging Station review: fast charging and unbelievable cooling
By Paul Hatton published
Review The Anker Prime 3-in-1 Charging Station offers the fastest available charging speeds while keeping everything cool

It’s a kind of magic: Canva launches Magic Layers, which turns a flat image into a fully editable, multi-layer document
By Mike Harris published
News Canva’s new AI-powered tool can intelligently detect and split up elements of a flat image – could this revolutionize layer-based editing?

This strange digital photo frame turns any image into a 3D hologram – and the price is surprising
By Hillary K. Grigonis published
KICKSTARTER The Looking Glass Musubi is the first consumer digital photo frame with holographic tech, and it's launching on Kickstarter for pledges starting at US$99
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