Moment's T-series lenses are well-built, offering the look and feel of a premium product. But with high-end smartphone cameras getting so good, can they still up your photo game? We decided to find out.
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Google's Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro smartphones share many components and features. However, there are also plenty of differences between the two models, especially in terms of camera and imaging features. We take a closer look so you can decide which of the two Pixels is best for you.
The Google Pixel 8 and 8 Pro might not come with the most impressive camera hardware we have seen, but Google's software power and tuning excellence help its new flagship smartphones produce among the very best image quality we have seen on mobile devices.
The LI7050, which is designed for industrial use in mind, also comes with an HDR mode that avoid clipping even when shooting extreme high-contrast scenes.
After we've seen prototype designs from Xiaomi and Oppo, rival ZTE is now the first manufacturer to launch a device featuring the new technology.
To mark the occasion of its 10th anniversary Xiaomi has launched the Mi 10 Ultra top-end smartphone which with an optical focal length range from 12 to 120mm.
Professional photographers use more smartphone cameras now than 12 months ago, but mostly for personal use and specific areas of their business.
If analysts are right iPhone zoom power should get a boost in 2022, thanks to the implementation of periscope-style tele lenses.
The Profot B10 is the first studio flash system that can be used when shooting with an iPhone camera.
ShiftCam's latest grip is compatible with a wide range of high-end smartphones and features a Bluetooth shutter button.
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