This 1990s mess of chunky coloured lumps is Fujifilm's new XP200, the latest in its toughened series of point & shooters for people who subscribe to the extreme outdoorsy lifestyle and haven't already binned the P&S in favour of using their phone. Read More >>

Looking to expand its expertise outside imaging products, Fujifilm researchers have developed what's called an electroacoustic film — which is basically a fancy way of saying an ultra-flat speaker that's flexible enough to roll up and stash in your jacket pocket. Read More >>

Camera manufacturers announced so many awesome cameras this fall. We honestly weren't expecting much from them at CES this year. But some big manufacturers delivered the gear anyway. Here are four amazing new shooters that all surprised the megapixels out of us. Read More >>

If you have been following the saga of the fancy Fujifilm cameras you can rest easy. Here's the refresh you've been hearing about that was accidentally posted and then taken down. Meet the X100S and X20—Officially. Read More >>

Fujifilm's newly-refreshed line of S series "bridge" cameras have some of the highest magnification zoom lenses out there. These cameras are for people who want big hulking DSLR cameras without all those complicated DSLR buttons for controlling things. But at least you can control the zoom SO MUCH. Read More >>

Compared to a C-ROM's meager 700 MB storage space, and a DVD's 5-ish GB, a Blu-Ray's 25 GB is pretty impressive. All of those are nothing compaired to a whole Terabyte though, and that's what FujiFilm is planning to pack on an optical disc arriving in 2015. Read More >>

Even if you've spent well north of ten grand on your DSLR kit, with a massive telephoto lens, it still won't be able to compete with the gear used for professional television broadcasts. Particularly when it comes to sports. In December, Fujifilm will be releasing a new wide angle lens that boasts an impressive 99x zoom capability. Read More >>

When the excellent Sony RX100 came out from hiding, we fawned over its huge one inch sensor, f/1.8 aperture, and positively tiny point-and-shoot frame. Now another has arrived in the form of the FujiFilm XF1, and while it only has a 2/3-inch sensor, it too has a f/1.8 aperture and a diminutive figure draped in retro-inspired design. Read More >>

Remember the Fujifilm X-Pro 1? Remember its mirrorless, 16.3-megapixel APS-C sensor and range of XF lenses? Yep, well look closely at the X-E1, because it's virtually the same camera in a smaller package. Read More >>

Shortly after supposed leaked images of a rumoured FujiFilm X-E1 hit the web, another camera oozing vintage magnificence has shown up. Read More >>

Mirrorless cameras are generally geared toward the enthusiast or semi-pro consumer. Some companies, like Canon with its new EOS M offering, are seeking to cater to a broader market in features and styling. Read More >>

The holiday and festival season is coming like a wolf over a hill and it’s the time of year more than any other when we all want to be taking snappy snaps of our goings on. But if you’ve got a nice posh camera, do you really want to take it to a muddy festival or sandy beach? No. Read More >>

Sony, Fuji and several other companies have made offers to team up with battered camera maker Olympus, with the Japanese giant said to be considering offers of partnership deals with its local rivals. Read More >>

If you're rich enough to do your gadget shopping at Harrods rather than picking up half-broken things from eBay and trying to fix them yourself with masking tape and elastic bands, you may have the budget to buy Globe-Trotter's fancy case (oh, and it comes with Fujifilm's X-Pro1 camera, too). Read More >>

Despite its recent strategy of "sue everybody for everything," Kodak has succumbed to its financial pressures and filed for Chapter 11 business reorganisation (aka, bankruptcy protection) in New York. The iconic photography company isn't dead yet, however, just very broke. Read More >>