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Start off your morning the right way: a cup of coffee and our round-up of today’s top tech stories
Cameras
Sony’s new H400 Cyber-shot is a spy’s dream camera
The bridge cam has a whopping 63x optical zoom – and it’s one of six new Cyber-shots on its way in the next few months
Sony’s new Alpha 6000 is the fastest camera in the world
As well as a blisteringly quick autofocus, this new lens-swapper packs a 24.4MP sensor, built-in EVF, Wi-Fi and NFC
Olympus OM-D E-M1 review
The Olympus OM-D E-M1 takes everything we love about the best ever compact system camera and makes it even better
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DJI Phantom 2 Vision quadcopter drone review
We could “drone on” about the Phantom 2 Vision forever – this is the hottest camera-toting quadcopter on the block
Eagle Eye: the Olympus superzoom that shoots with laser accuracy
Meet the world’s first camera to come with a Call of Duty-style red dot sight
Olympus OM-D E-M10: hands-on with the powerful retro compact system camera you can afford
Olympus takes the best bits of the E-M5 and the E-M1 and puts them in a cheaper package. Is it too good to be true?
Fujifilm’s X-T1 has the world’s quickest autofocus and is ready for a fight
Weather-proof and built for speed, it just might be the firm’s most capable retro camera yet
Nikon Df review
The full-frame Nikon Df looks and feels like an old-school film SLR… but costs as much as a pro DSLR. Is this retro-cam worth the cash, or is it a nostalgic flop?
Video: Intel RealSense hands-on preview – motion sensing, depth-detecting 3D cameras coming to a PC near you
Intel promises a commitment to “perceptual computing”, while pushing the idea that we will soon interact with our machines in far easier and smarter ways
Meet The Lux – a camera you can print yourself
Why bother hitting the shops for a camera when you can 3D-print one for yourself? Well, it is a bit less effort we suppose…
