Gear

The Dragonfly Telephoto Array, a research telescope designed by teams at Yale University and the University of Toronto, will soon get a major upgrade.

Hundreds of local and national media outlets in the "USA Today Network" will soon start using Sony cameras and lenses.

One is a Leica clone at (likely) a fraction of the cost, the other is a bright budget prime for crop-sensor mirrorless.

The camera features 20 creative filters and lets users select and edit their shots, before making a print.

You don't need to be a camera expert to get your favorite photography enthusiast a great gift.

After struggling for years, the historic brand is all set to open a newly-renovated factory in Hamburg, Germany. And everyone's invited to visit.

The new "Keeper" program gives folks a place to shop for lightly used photo/video gear that's been refurbished, tested and rated by the Lensrentals team.

The new Panasonic S 35mm f/1.8 is built with videographers in mind.

This sweet "new" camera is built from refurbished Polaroid parts, placed in a brand-new Pepsi-blue plastic housing.

This new prime is the first official product under the "OM System" name. And it looks like a real peach.