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credits: Leica Leica Lux 2.0 is here, and the company is calling it the biggest update yet to its iPhone camera app. The app has been given a fairly substantial redesign, with a new interface that more closely matches the Leica Fotos app and incorporates parts of Apple’s Liquid Glass design introduced with iOS 26. There is also a redesigned gallery with a filmstrip for moving between individual photos and a grid view with multi-select, making it easier to manage larger groups

credits: Ilford Ilford Photo has introduced a new Delta 400 Professional Collector’s Edition, a limited-run version of its well-known ISO 400 black-and-white film. It is available only in 35mm format and comes in a completely black cassette and carton, but the changes are no just cosmetic. The actual emulsion remains Delta 400, while the difference is what Ilford has coated it onto, a clearer film base with anti-halation protection, something the company has not previously do

credits: Canon With the new full-frame EOS R8 Mark II only just launched, the rumour mill is already turning again around what could be Canon’s next major camera release, the EOS R7 Mark II. The latest information points toward an announcement in the first quarter of 2027. There still is not a firm announcement date, although one possibility would be a launch ahead of CP+ in late February. Canon has not exactly made a habit of timing major camera announcements around the show

credits: Viltrox Viltrox is bringing its Air Series over to L-Mount, with four of its small full-frame autofocus primes now available for Leica and Panasonic cameras. The lineup includes the 14mm f/4 Air, 20mm f/2.8 Air, 40mm f/2.5 Air, and 50mm f/2 Air, so there is quite a bit of ground covered between the ultra-wide 14mm and standard 50mm. None of these are completely new lenses, as all four are already available for Sony E-mount, but they do add a few more compact options

credits: Canon Canon has been filing quite a few interesting lens patents lately, and the latest ones point toward several fast RF zooms and a new super-telephoto design. One patent describes an RF 75-135mm f/2L USM, an RF 200-400mm f/4L IS, and perhaps most interestingly, an RF 180-600mm f/6.3L IS USM. All three use a new internal zoom setup where the large front lens group stays in place and only the groups farther inside the lens move while zooming. Keeping that heavier fr

credits: Yashica Yashica is once again digging into its past for a new digital camera, this time with the upcoming Yashica Y16. The name and design come from the original Yashica Y16 released back in 1959, although this new version is obviously digital. For now, this is only a development announcement, so quite a few details are still missing, but Yashica has shared some early specifications and teaser photos. The camera will use a 12MP sensor, shoot both photos and video, an

credits: Camp Snap Camp Snap has announced the 110D, a small screen-free digital camera that brings back the long, horizontal shape of classic 110 film cameras. The design takes some inspiration from cameras like the Minox and Lomography Lomomatic 110, giving it a slim body that can fit into a pocket or hang from a wrist strap or lanyard. It looks pretty different from Camp Snap’s other cameras, but underneath that new body, quite a bit of the hardware is actually familiar. T

credits: Nikon Nikon could finally be about to launch its first new photography-focused camera of 2026, with the Nikon Z5IIC reportedly arriving on September 24. According to the latest leaks, it will be a compact full-frame camera built around much of the technology from the Z5II, but packed into a smaller body. The expected starting point is the same 24MP full-frame sensor and 5-axis IBIS, although it is not yet clear whether the stabilisation system will match the Z5II’s m

credits: Adobe Photoshop Elements 2027 is here, and once again the focus is on making photo editing easier for people who do not need, or simply do not want, the complexity of the full Creative Cloud version of Photoshop. One of the bigger additions is Adobe’s AI Assistant, which recently appeared in beta in the company’s main Creative Cloud apps and is now making its way into Elements. It is still a beta feature here too, but it can provide step-by-step instructions and reco

credits: Canon Canon has updated its Speedlite EL-5, and the Version 2 model now gives you a 50-meter wireless range, up from 30 meters on the original. That extra 20 meters should be useful for larger lighting setups, particularly when flashes need to be spread across venues or positioned farther away from the camera. You can still wirelessly control up to 15 Speedlites across five groups. Beyond that, Canon has pretty much left the EL-5 alone, with the core flash specificat

credits: Panasonic Panasonic has added another small prime to its full-frame lineup with the new Lumix S 20mm f/2.5, an ultra-wide lens for L-Mount cameras. It sits between Panasonic’s existing 18mm f/1.8 and 24mm f/1.8 in focal length, but physically it is much closer to the company’s newer compact 40mm f/2 and 18-40mm f/4.5-6.3. The 20mm measures 40.9mm long and weighs 142g, comes in black or silver, has dust- and splash-resistant construction, and uses the same 62mm filter

credits: Capture One Capture One version 16.8.6 for desktop and 4.1 for mobile is here. And besides a few nice additions, the update also brings Capture One’s newer wireless tethering system to two more Canon cameras. 2nd Gen Wireless Tethering now works with the Canon EOS R3 and the brand new EOS R6 Mark III (do not worry, we will take a much closer look at the new Canon R6 in this week’s Sunday magazine issue), joining the EOS R1 and EOS R5 Mark II, which received support e