Gear

The new Omnar 26mm f/6 delivers a distinct "point and shoot aesthetic" with excellent center sharpness, pleasantly-distorted corners and noticeable vignetting.

Nikon's new Z DX 18-140mm f/3.5-6.3 VR is a $600 zoom lens for the brand's APS-C Z-mount bodies. It features a 27-210mm equivalent zoom range and in-lens stabilization.

The Sony 70-200 f/2.8 GM II is priced at $2799 and features four linear AF motors, a de-clickable aperture ring and lots of special glass elements.

Fujifilm's latest portable printer, the Instax Link Wide, pairs with your smartphone and uses the brand's largest instant film format.

Canon wants you to step up your virtual reality game with this new $1999 twin fisheye lens for the brand's RF-mount mirrorless cameras.

From an ultra-rare Contax "rifle" camera rig to the very first Nikon model ever produced, these are the coolest and priciest pieces from the upcoming Leitz Photographica Auction.

Omnar lenses is a new manufacturer and their first offering—the CN26–6 prime for Leica M-mount—is built from upcycled optics, pulled out of a Canon AF-10 film compact.

This blood-curdling ISO 200 medium format film stock is rolled backward to achieve a red-scale look. Use it to recreate horror movie scenes or to capture fall foliage.

The Hasselblad 907X Anniversary Edition celebrates the brand's 80th year making sweet, sweet medium format cameras. It'll also set you back a cool $15K.

Built for Sony full-frame E-mount, the new Tamron 35-150mm ships at the end of October and will set you back $1899.