iPro Lens System: The best glass for DSLR-quality results. Some lenses attach directly to the iPhone; others work in conjunction with a custom case.

Glass' clever camera lens could bring DSLR-quality photos to your phone. The startup’s formula for an improved smartphone camera will make photos look like they came from a DSLR.

The lens is cheap at $165 and has a pair of lenses that connect to your DSLR lens mount made into one device. It looks a lot like a point and shoot glued onto the front of a DSLR to me.

When buying a mirrorless or DSLR camera, there's an equally crucial side question: What lenses do I need for this thing? The glass you place in front of that sensor plays a key role in how your ...

Lomography’s new Lomo’Instant Wide Glass camera features an upgraded 90mm glass lens for potentially sharper results while using Fujifilm Instax Wide stock.

Glass is a startup looking to fundamentally change how the camera works, using a much bigger sensor and an optical trick from the depths of filmmaking: anamorphic lenses. It may not be obvious ...

Camera lens names might look like gibberish, but they have meaning. We decode the naming conventions of 11 lens manufacturers, including Canon, Fujifilm, Nikon, and other major brands.

Images, and the devices that capture them, are my focus. I've covered cameras at PCMag for the past 13 years, which has given me a front row seat for the DSLR to mirrorless transition, the ...

Just because you have a fancy new DSLR, it doesn’t mean you are limited to fancy new DSLR lenses. In the olden days, all you had to worry about was whether a lens would fit your camera. Now you ...

A typical high-end zoom lens for a DSLR can reach 3x or maybe 4x optical zoom. The UHD DIGISUPER 86 has, as its name suggests, an 86x zoom range. If you’re familiar with focal lengths, it goes ...

A DSLR will let you slap on a fish-eye, 300mm+ super telephoto, macro lens, or tilt-shift lens and take any kind of photograph you can imagine. If you’re turning pro, you definitely need a DSLR ...

If you’ve just unboxed a new mirrorless or DSLR camera, it probably came with a kit lens. Often a mid-range zoom (such as 18-55mm), these bundled barrels are great for getting started.