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Jim Fisher

  • Lead Analyst, Cameras Lead, PCMag
Avondale
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Covers cameras, lenses, and drones for @pcmag. Enjoys birdwatching, gaming, and content consumption. A fan of both Toms (T. Hall and Selleck).
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The Best Action Cameras for 2026

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By Jim Fisher
| PC Mag Middle East Verified
Are you looking for a small camera that you can take anywhere—even underwater—and record epic slow-motion videos of surfing, rock climbing, parasailing, or other adventurous activities? If so, you need an action camera. These compact wonders support fast frame rates, high-pixel video, and can be mounted on your person or in tight spaces. They also stabilize handheld recording, making them suitable for vlogs and travel videos, so you don't have to be a thrill seeker to use one.
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Insta360 Luna Ultra

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By Jim Fisher
| PC Mag Middle East Verified
The DJI Osmo Pocket series finally has some real competition. Rival Insta360's take on a gimbal-equipped camera for travel, vlogging, and content creation is here in the form of the Luna Ultra ($769.99). It mounts a pair of lenses on a 3-axis gimbal to capture wide and short-telephoto angles with stabilization and subject tracking, records 8K30 and 4K120 video, and includes an awesome set of Leica color profiles, Dolby Vision HDR, and a flat I-Log look.
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The iPhone's New AI Photo Tool Wants to Rewrite Your Memories

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By Jim Fisher
| Flipboard
2 hours ago Not quite made in the U.S., but not entirely made in China, either. Now that the Trump Mobile T1 phone is available for purchase, we finally have a chance to see what's it really made of. And, as suspected, it's not a very original device. The folks at iFixit have torn down the Trump Phone (as it's …
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