Porsche Cayenne EV looks like an SUV
As like many things car related these days, the next generation of the Cayenne will be electrified. Though its EV plans appear to be slowing…
Clinton Stark
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Trendspotting: Signs of recovery in the interchangeable lens camera market
Two bits of camera market news this morning. If even just itty bitty bits. These days we’ll take what we can with the smartphone —…
As a Canon EOS R5 shooter, is it time to upgrade to the new Mark II?
To upgrade or not to upgrade? The eternal question us video shooters and camera enthusiasts ask ourselves every so often (too often). Now with the…
Amazon’s new Echo Spot (2024) should appeal to those seeking the basics in a smart bedside clock
Amazon, somewhat surprisingly, revealed a new Echo device just in time for Prime Day. The updated version of the beloved Echo Spot features a similar…
Zwift Ride is an all-in-one indoor bike for gamification nerds and serious trainers alike
Another at-home fitness bike is about to hit the market. Zwift has finally taken the wraps of its in-house designed and branded bike. Due to…
Old school cameras outselling modern ones in Japan (Maybe tech isn’t everything?)
Maybe specs aren’t everything? These days it seems all things vintage and retro and the cool kids. Take video games. Retro gaming and that nostalgia…
Trendspotting: Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6K discounted 40% after only 9 months
If you’re looking for a deal on an affordable, compact cinema camera the time may well have come. Blackmagic is now discounting its relatively new…
Panasonic to follow Blackmagic’s lead, announce box camera? (CineBox!?)
Everyone these days wants a box camera. The reason is simple. You can rig them up however you like. For some projects that might mean…
The Blackmagic “Box Camera” is here and it’s called PYXIS 6K
And the price is oh-so very right.
Are micro mirrorless cameras the next big thing?
Small, inexpensive, fun. Photography goes back to basics.