Nigel Atherton

Travel photography demands a particular kind of camera. It must be small enough to carry all day, and light enough to slip into a jacket pocket. It should also be capable of handling any subject, from fast-moving street scenes, to low-light cityscapes, engaging portraits and more. Few brands cater to this combination of size, capability, and tactile appeal quite like Fujifilm.

An excellent choice for vloggers, DJI has improved almost everything, but if you already own the Pocket 3 the improvements are probably not radical enough to justify the additional expense Pros Excellent video quality with effective gimbal-based stabilisation Useful magnetic mount for accessories including new fill-light Film tones apply variety of colour grading profiles in-camera Inclusion of excellent DJI Mic 3 in Creator Combo kit Outstanding DJI Mimo app provides seamless connection to...

Leica has entered the global smartphone market with its first international handset, the Leica Leitzphone, created in partnership with Xiaomi and launched alongside the Xiaomi 17 Ultra at MWC in Barcelona. The core hardware is identical on both handsets – cameras, processor, screen etc – but where Leica puts its own stamp on things is in the design and the shooting experience.