Engadget's experienced editorial team has tested and reviewed hundreds of digital cameras and photography gear over the past 20 years to help you find the best options available.

If you prefer the handling of a good old-fashioned DSLR, we've got you covered with our guide to the best DSLR cameras you ...

The Fujifilm X100VI delivers a rare combination of style and substance. Its retro exterior calls back to rangefinder cameras from the manual focus film era, but there's plenty under the surface ...

Snapping up one of the best phones for photography is something more of us are doing, now that cameras have become the biggest differentiators between handsets. New hardware and software improvements ...

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TechRadar has been testing cameras for more than 20 years. Things have changed a lot in that time: mirrorless cameras are now the best choice for most photographers, including beginners.

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My criteria for the best retro cameras are devices that recreate the look and feel of classic film cameras – but use modern digital tech! Olympus has long catered to the retro-minded Micro Four Thirds ...

MFT is my main system – for good reason! Micro Four Thirds has been my primary system since 2014, and since then I've used every camera from Olympus / OM System and Panasonic – 70 in total! While I ...

A 200MP main camera is the crown jewel of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra's camera arsenal, and has been a feature of Samsung’s flagship Galaxy S Ultra line since the S23 Ultra arrived in 2023.

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If you're like me, you've got thousands of photos on your phone of your kids, parents, grandparents, loved ones, and friends. And they're likely to stay there, forgotten until you go digging ...