How to take photos of fireworks and drone shows with your phone
Every phone has a capable camera, it’s just knowing how to use it that matters. Get ready for any fireworks or drone photos with these tips.
Cameras news & reviews
Covering digital cameras of all kinds, we check out mirrorless, DSLR, compact, and even professional-grade gear, too.
This is Pickr's listing of the latest camera news and reviews, and how it all relates to Australia.
Latest in cameras
Leica’s Q3 gets a black and white only Monochrom model
The black and white only Leica Q-series is updated, and our wallets look on in hope, knowing full well they won’t be able to afford it.
Canon’s R6 Mark III brings big picture, 7K video
Whether you’re someone who loves stills or the magic of the motion picture, Canon’s latest full-frame mirrorless looks sure to impress.
Rode readies a smaller mic for creators
Improving the sound from your camera is a little easier both for the gadget and on your eyes, as Australia’s Rode shrinks microphone tech once again.
Panasonic’s Lumix has an app to tweak camera colour
If you love your camera’s ability to make you creative, Panasonic has a new app for Lumix that stretches that in a new way.
Oppo brings the zoom with the Find X9 Pro and lens
The next flagship from Oppo is a little later than expected, but its coming with something new other phone has: a zoom lens you can attach to the phone.
Leica brings an EVF to its manual M cameras
One of photography’s oldest camera makers is getting with the times, and updating its classic camera with something truly modern: an EVF.
DJI shrinks the action camera to nano sizes
The world of the action camera is already compact, but one of the world’s leading drone makers thinks it can still be smaller, as DJI reveals the Nano.
Canon’s latest mirrorless is the EOS C50 for filmmakers
Digital cameras can take stills and movies, but some are better for one thing than others. With Canon’s C50, it has pro and enthusiast filmmakers considered more than most.
Celebrate World Photography Day by taking photos and backing up
The last thing anyone remembers to do is backup, so this year for World Photography Day, consider snapping some shots and saving them somewhere safe.
