Taylor Pendleton

A low-light powerhouse. CineStill delivers a tungsten-balanced color negative film emulating that classic motion-picture vibe. Here's my initial impressions.

Polaroid’s most creative camera yet hits the market with a bang.

How does it stack up? More affordable than ever the Fuji GFX 50S II digital medium format camera boasts an extensive range of photography features.

Though not feature-rich, in the right conditions, this thing can capture some pretty inspiring images. Check out our comprehensive review to see what we mean.

No patience? Instant film cameras are what you need. Learn what the best ones are our list of our favorites in the Moment shop.

One of the first of its kind, the OP 2 can be put in the back pocket for on-the-go scenes and stunning 4K video at a moment’s notice.

From Instant cameras to instant film, there’s everything you need to start shooting and sharing in the click of a button. Here's our favorite film stocks.

The XF50mm brings in more light than previous XF lenses, making this bad boy a creamy bokeh dream for shooting portraits.

With impeccable stabilization, optional 360 degree video, and a long list of incredibly useful features — this is exactly what a sports camera should be about.

Testing the Insta360 GO was a really fun experience. Being able to capture anything, anywhere opens a whole new can of possibilities for my filmmaking.