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Google has stopped chasing spec-sheet wins and doubled down on the thing it has always been best at. Two weeks in, that looks like the right call. A b...
Continue Reading : Pixel 9 Pro Review: The Camera Is Still the Point
The shift Computational photography made the sensor the uninteresting variable. What separates phone cameras now is the processing pipeline, and it is...
Continue Reading : Computational Photography: What the Phone Decided for You
What changed Megapixels against sensor size became a live argument again, because phones started offering very high pixel counts on sensors that have...
Continue Reading : Megapixels Against Sensor Size in an Actual Print
What actually changed Night mode stopped being a separate button and became something the camera decides to do, often without saying so beyond a small...
Continue Reading : Night Mode: How Long You Have to Hold Still
The shift Video stabilisation stopped being a single switch and became a menu — standard, enhanced, action-style, and a lock mode that holds the horiz...
Continue Reading : Video Stabilisation: What Each Mode Costs You
The shift Focal lengths multiplied: a phone that had one lens now has three or four, and the marketing has moved to the long end, where the numbers ar...
Continue Reading : Focal Lengths: What People Actually Shoot With
The most polished phone Apple has made, and the least surprising. Whether that is a criticism depends entirely on what you are upgrading from. Build a...
Continue Reading : iPhone 16 Pro Review: Refinement Without Reinvention
The one-inch sensor is not a gimmick and the optional grip is not either. This is the closest a phone has come to replacing a compact camera. The main...
Continue Reading : Xiaomi 15 Ultra Review: A Camera With a Phone Attached
Sony has spent five generations narrowing this camera down to something that does not have a weakness worth naming. Autofocus The subject recognition...
Continue Reading : Sony A7 V Review: The Do-Everything Full Frame
Dials, film simulations and a body small enough to live in a jacket pocket. The reasons to buy Fuji have not changed. Handling Physical dials for shut...
Continue Reading : Fujifilm X-T6 Review: The One You Will Actually Carry
The same computational photography and the same update policy as the flagship, for a little over half the price. What you keep Seven years of updates,...
Continue Reading : Pixel 9a Review: Most of the Phone for Half the Money
Not the highest resolution, not the fastest, and the one we would take to a paid job without thinking twice. Handling The best grip on any mirrorless...
Continue Reading : Canon EOS R6 Mark III Review: The Reliable One
