Cameras & Photography

Prime lenses are a start.

For a stylish and durable camera bag, opt for leather.

Documenting family life won’t be easy, but this gear will equip you for the challenge.

It’s not as simple as opening the camera and kicking back — but it’s not that hard, either.

The instant camera is back.

A photographer’s two-week tour of Hokkaido, and the tools he brought with him.

Many vintage lenses still work with modern Nikon DSLR’s, and they can be had for a fraction of the price of new lenses.

Hasselblad’s new flagship finally brings the storied camera system back to the cutting edge.

From cameras with multiple lenses to one with a built-in digital projector, these are the most unique digital cameras available.

The old stalwarts of pro photography now have a serious contender.

The A6300 is here, along with a new series of flagship lenses.

Canon’s new top-of-the-line 1D X Mark II is finally here.

Serendipitous moments and fleeting glances with a quiet cultural observer.

Before the Polaroid, there was tintype photography.

Technically, RX1R II has a lot to offer.

The Canon 5DS and 5DS R are ultra high resolution and incredibly impressive.

The Leica name is legendary but their non-rangefinder cameras have never quite lived up to it.

The Hasselblad CFV-50c is a 50-megapixel medium-format digital sensor attached to a camera that was first manufactured in 1957. It costs $15,000.

To view spectacular nature, one doesn’t need to travel the world or buy a subscription to National Geographic Magazine — you just need an Instagram account. Here are the 25 best adventure Instagram accounts you probably aren’t following, yet.

The Lomo’Instant camera goes beyond other instant cameras with its range of creative controls and add-ons while still appealing to a new generation of analog photographers just looking for a start shooting film.