Dan Ginn

Social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter changed the way we share our photographs. But as photographers become more frustrated with algorithms and ads, it might be time to consider some alternatives.

From rugged point-and-shoots to advanced mirrorless models, here are the best travel cameras for every type of traveler.

With the EOS 90D, Canon has made improvements to the core features and performance. A new sensor, metering system, 4K video, and better battery life all make the 90D an attractive option. But should you upgrade?

The Fujifilm X-T200 is a viable entry-level option that makes us wonder if the extra $300 for the popular enthusiast-level X-T30 is worthwhile. We investigate.

The X100V is the most significant refresh to the X100 line in years, but with the X100F already so refined, is it worth the upgrade?

If your smartphone camera just isn't giving you the results you're looking for, maybe it's time to step up your game with a larger sensor or longer zoom lens.

A good external flash makes your camera more capable and opens up new creative lighting options for you. The Profoto A1X puts studio lighting power on top of your camera, but it comes at a price. Here are the other best camera flashes for Nikon, Canon, Sony, Fujifilm, Olympus, and Panasonic cameras.

Even with today’s stabilization tech, sometimes your camera needs to be steady as a rock. Here are the best tripods in the business, from tabletop to full-size models.

Live view makes a DSLR perform more like a mirrorless camera, showing you a live feed straight off the sensor where you can preview your exposure, white balance, and more before you take the shot. Here's everything you need to know about how to use it -- and when to avoid it.

Photographers are not spared from upgrade culture, but it’s a trap we need to avoid. Image quality matured years ago, and your current camera is probably fine.