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GoPro 1 inch

GoPro MISSION 1

Year 2026 · 1 inch

The GoPro MISSION 1 marks a milestone in action photography thanks to the integration of a massive 1-inch, 50-megapixelsensor, a long-awaited feature that elevates image quality to cinematic levels. This sensor, along with the new GP3processor, offers a 14-stop dynamic range, allowing you to capture stunning detail in both the deepest shadows and the brightest highlights. For the photographer, this means high-fidelity RAW files and the ability to record video in 8K at 30 fps or 4K at 120 fps, all with the new 10-bit GP-Log2 color profile, ideal for demanding post-production processes.Beyond resolution, the camera introduces technical innovations that make it easier to work in extreme conditions. It highlights its 32-bit Floataudio system, which eliminates concerns about sound saturation, and a larger OLED screen for precise framing. Robustness remains a fundamental pillar, allowing submersion up to 20 meters without a casing. Additionally, the efficiency of the Enduro 2 battery ensures that your workflow is not interrupted, allowing you to capture up to 5 hours of content on a single charge, vital on long-term shoots or expeditions.In terms of its applications, the MISSION 1 is the definitive tool for adventure photojournalism, documentary filmmaking and high-level content creation. Its "Open Gate" capability allows you to extract high-resolution photos and vertical or horizontal videos from the same shot without loss of quality, making it perfect for hybrid productions. It is ideal for mountaineering, motorsports or underwater recording where heavy equipment is an impediment, providing professional camera quality in a compact body that withstands the harshest environments on the planet.

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Blackmagic Design Full Frame

Blackmagic URSA Cine 12K LF 100G (98.8MP)

Year 2026 · Full Frame

The URSA Cine 12K LF represents a qualitative leap by integrating a full format sensor (Large Format) with a massive 12Kresolution, designed under an RGBW architecture that optimizes the capture of details and natural colors. With 16 stops of dynamic range, this camera offers a purely cinematic aesthetic, allowing photographers and videographers to work with a shallow depth of field and a richness of textures that was previously reserved for ultra-high-budget productions. Its robust design includes interchangeable magnetic ND filters and a high-brightness HDR display, facilitating precise control of exposure outdoors.The true revolution for the modern workflow lies in its 100G Ethernet connectivity and its c8TB storage capacity through high-speed modules. This technology eliminates traditional bottlenecks by allowing large files to be transferred almost instantly or even edited directly from the camera over a local network. For the professional looking for efficiency, cloud-native integration allows proxies to be generated in real time while the original material is recorded, facilitating immediate collaboration between set and post-production regardless of geographical distance.In terms of its uses, this camera is a versatile tool that shines in high-end cinematography, product advertising where detail is critical, and productions intended for large format screens such as IMAX. Its ability to drastically reframe without losing quality makes it ideal for nature and wildlife documentaries, where you can't always control the position of the subject. In addition, thanks to its optimized workflow, it is an excellent option for studios that need to deliver high-fidelity content in record times, allowing you to go from capture to final export with unprecedented agility.98.9 megapixel CMOS sensor:12K,80 fps (Open Gate 3:2) / 120 fps (2.4:1)8K,144 fps (Open Gate 3:2) / 224 fps (2.4:1)4K,144 fps (Open Gate 3:2) / 224 fps (2.4:1)Transmission (100G),Up to 440 fps (specific for IP workflows)

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Nikon APS-C

Nikon D7100

Year 2013 · APS-C

The Nikon D7100 It is a reflex camera DX format presented in February 2013, which at its launch was positioned as the brand's flagship APS-C sensor model. It has a sensor CMOS of 24.1 megapixels without optical low pass filter (OLPF), designed to extract the maximum possible image sharpness and resolution, complemented by the image processor EXPEED 3.Technically, the D7100 It stands out for its advanced 51-point autofocus system with 15 cross-type sensors. Capable of burst firing at 6 frames per second and with a range Native ISO 100 to 6400 (expandable to 25,600), the camera also includes dual SD card slots and a robust chassis with a magnesium alloy body and weather sealing.It's ideal for advanced enthusiasts and nature or sports photographers who need solid tools and professional ergonomics without jumping to full format. In addition, it provides high-quality video features, allowing recording in resolution Full HD 1080p.

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OM System Micro 4/3

OM System OM-1 Mark II IR

Year 2026 · Micro 4/3

The OM System OM-1 Mark II IR is a highly specialized variant of the OM-1 Mark II, designed to capture information in the near-infrared spectrum, something that goes beyond conventional photography. It maintains the technical basis of the standard model —20 MP stacked sensor, fast processor, in-body stabilization and an advanced focusing system— but replaces the traditional filter with one optimized to record wavelengths invisible to the human eye. In addition, it incorporates a system of interchangeable filters that allows it to work in both infrared and visible spectrum, expanding its versatility within a technical environment.From the point of view of use, this camera is not intended primarily for artistic or commercial photography, but for applications where the image fulfills an analytical function. In sectors such as industrial inspection, it allows detecting flaws in materials or structures; in art conservation, it reveals hidden layers or restorations; and in forensic settings, it facilitates the analysis of documents or evidence. Infrared provides information that a traditional camera cannot record, making this OM-1 a tool closer to a measuring instrument than a conventional camera.Still, for a photographer interested in exploring new forms of expression, it also opens up very particular creative possibilities: landscapes with bright vegetation, dramatic skies and unnatural contrasts that generate a distinctive aesthetic. However, its limited availability and its clearly professional approach indicate that OM System does not seek to massify this type of product, but rather to position it in niches where specialization and technological differentiation have more value than direct competition in traditional services.

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Nikon APS-C

Nikon Z50

Year 2019 · APS-C

The Nikon Z50 is a mirrorless camera with APS-C sensor (DX format) that stands out by balancing an extremely compact body with the robust ergonomics characteristic of Nikon. Its 20.9 MP sensor and EXPEED 6 processor inherit much of the color science and performance of the professional range, offering exceptional image quality even in low light conditions thanks to its native ISO range of up to 51.200. It is a tool designed for those looking for portability without sacrificing the comfortable grip and the layout of physical controls that allow agile operation during a session.For the enthusiast photographer, its technical capabilities allow you to capture moments of fast action with a burst of up to 11 fps and a 209-point hybrid focusing system that includes eye detection, making portrait and street photography much easier. In the video section, the Z50 is very capable when recording in 4K without cropping, which allows you to take advantage of the entire viewing angle of the lenses, in addition to having a touch screen that folds down 180°, ideal for personal framing in video blogs or self-portraits.In terms of its uses, it is an extremely versatile option: its lightness makes it the ideal companion for travel and hiking photography, where weight is a critical factor. It also shines in creating content for social media and YouTube, functioning perfectly as a primary camera for beginning creators or as a nimble second body on larger productions. Supporting the Z lens ecosystem (and F lenses via FTZ adapter), it offers a clear growth path to explore from macro photography to long exposure landscape.

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DJI 113

DJI Osmo Nano

Year 2025 · 113

DJI Osmo Nano is a compact wearable camera designed to capture action and daily movement without adding bulk to a creator’s kit. Its imaging platform combines a 1/1.3-inch sensor and a bright wide-angle lens, giving creators a practical balance between detail, low-light flexibility and broad scene coverage. The camera records up to 4K at 60 fps and can reach very high frame rates in Full HD, so one device can cover both narrative shots and dramatic motion clips. With a quick-attach magnetic ecosystem and touchscreen interaction, creators can move from chest mount to helmet mount to handheld framing in seconds, keeping momentum during fast, real-world shooting situations.For photographers and hybrid creators, the Osmo Nano is valuable because it increases the percentage of usable clips in uncontrolled environments. Its stabilization modes, including RockSteady and HorizonBalancing, help maintain visual clarity when subjects run, turn, ride or descend uneven terrain. The camera also supports flexible color and recording options that make footage easier to integrate with other cameras used in travel, sports and documentary production. In practical terms, this means creators can preserve scene continuity, keep visual style consistent and reduce the number of missed moments during long sessions where setup time is limited and opportunities happen quickly.In everyday use, this model fits creators who need a reliable perspective camera for vlogging, outdoor sports, travel storytelling and short social campaigns. Cyclists, hikers, runners and urban creators benefit from the lightweight body and quick mounting behavior, while small teams can use it for tutorials, event recaps and field documentation where speed matters as much as quality. It is especially strong when creators need to stay mobile, switch angles often and publish frequently. Overall, DJI Osmo Nano offers a convincing mix of portability, image quality and operational simplicity, making it a practical long-term tool for creators who prioritize dependable capture in a pocket-size format.

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Canon Full Frame

Canon EOS R8V (Rumor)

Full Frame

The Canon EOS R8V is emerging as the next big step in the "V" series of Canon, focused on content creators, and is positioned as the powerful successor to the popular EOS R8. It is expected to feature the upgraded 24.2 MPfull-frame CMOS sensor, along with the DIGIC X processor, optimized for fast readout and minimal rolling shutter effect.Technically, the R8V sets new standards with Opengate 6K60 RAW recording and 4K/60p video without cropping (upsampled from 6K). Its built-in image stabilization (IBIS), with up to 6 stops of compensation, makes it a formidable tool for vloggers and hybrid creators who need stability without the need for a gimbal.Designed for the 2026 market, the R8V is aimed at professional content creators who require video features such as 10-bit 4:2:2 and C-Log 3 in a lightweight body. It perfectly covers the gap between the compact R50 V and the premium R6 Mark III.

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Panasonic Micro 4/3

Panasonic Lumix LX100 III (Rumor)

Micro 4/3

The Panasonic Lumix LX100 III is emerging as the definitive evolution of the acclaimed compact series Lumix. Based on leaks from April 2026, it would integrate a new Micro Four Thirds 20 megapixel sensor (Rumor), designed to offer reflex (DSLR) level image quality in an extremely portable pocket form factor.The design would maintain the classic aesthetics of the LX series, but with refinements inspired by the popular Lumix GX9 and G100. In the technical section, a major update is expected in video reaching 4K at 120 fps, along with an improved stabilization system and a modern and faster autofocus to meet the demands of today's content creators.Positioned as a direct competitor to the Ricoh GR III, the LX100 III seeks to capture the interest of travel and street photographers who demand lightness without sacrificing the versatility of a bright Leica zoom. Although it remains a rumor, this camera promises to redefine the balance between manual creative control and extreme portability in the premium segment.We will update the information soon.

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