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Gordon Laing revisits Nikon's first DSLR, the D1, to see how this legendary camera stands up to the test of time.

One of the most important habits every photographer or filmmaker should develop is a strong backup strategy that guarantees the safety of your files in the event of a hard drive failure or natural disaster. If you have not created yours yet, check out this helpful video tutorial that will show you how to properly ensure the safety of all your files. Coming to you from Gordon

/CNW/ - Reducing pollution from the transportation sector is critical to Canada achieving its climate targets. Thats why the Government of Canada is making it...

We've taken Nikon's Nikkor 50mm F1.2 S prime lens around the state of Washington to see how it performs wide open, both inside and outdoors. Check out our gallery to see what sort of images it's capable of capturing.

Gordon Laing of Camera Labs is back with another edition of his excellent 'Retro Review' series. The latest camera to get tested many years after its original release is the Nintendo Game Boy Camera, one of the strangest and most accessible digital cameras of its era.

Camera reviewer Gordon Laing reviews the iconic Game Boy Camera 24 years after it began spreading the joy of 2-bit photography.

Apple has announced the ten winning photographs for this year's Shot on iPhone Macro Challenge, highlighting the capabilities of the camera systems on its iOS devices.

We took the new Nikon 28-75mm F2.8 zoom lens to Baja California for some sun, surf and photos. Check out our sample gallery to see how this fast walkaround lens for Nikon's mirrorless Z system compares.

Bellamy Hunt of Japan Camera Hunter takes a thorough look at the pinnacle of Fujifilm's medium format point-and-shoot series, the GA645ZI, which was originally released back in 1997.

Gordon Laing revisits the classic Sony Cyber-shot P1 to see how the camera performs 22 years after its release.