As PetaPixel reported last week, Leica's prices are increasing in the United States thanks to tariffs. The scale of the price increase is, in some cases, extreme. Certain Leica products are nearly twice as expensive now. [Read More]
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One of the challenges that photographers face today is the rising price of cameras and lenses. Before the Donald Trump administration announced tariffs, camera prices were already high, thanks to inflation and the cost of sensors and metals.
Canon continues to grow as a billion-dollar business. The company has finally revealed its financial report for Q1 2025, and things are looking up for them. It also means that people are still keen on buying more mirrorless cameras, with the report highlighting a positive trend in the camera market.
Most camera companies have elected to remain quiet about how new tariffs are affecting supply chains in the United States, but Canon Japan finally spoke on the issue during a question-and-answer period following its 2025 first-quarter financial results. [Read More]
Canon users are always keen to know what the company is up to every new quarter of the financial year. Sometimes, Canon launches cameras and lenses that become instant hits; other times, they may stir some controversy.
As photographers, we are often interested in knowing the gear a person is using. Which sensor does one rely on? What lens did this person use to get that stunning portrait? Or what was the setting to capture raindrops or thunderstorms with an APS-C camera? We understand the importance of being up-to-date about gear, and we have been finding ways to help you with that.
Earlier this month, Fujifilm announced the Instax mini 41 instant camera but due to the tumultuous nature of President Donald Trump's tariff announcements, did not release pricing information.