The Sony A9 III won over high-speed photographers and flash enthusiasts with its full-frame global shutter sensor capable of shooting at 120 fps. But, new technology shared by the Semiconductor ...

Slow motion video capture is a nifty feature that you’ll find included with many of today’s modern smartphones, but 120 fps (frames per second) and 240 fps options are typically limited to 720p ...

OmniVision today announced the OV13870, a camera sensor for mid-range and high-end smartphones that records full HD resolution video at 240 frames per second for the ultimate in slow motion playback.

Sony is the market leader in the image sensor business and the company is looking to maintain a significant lead over its competitors with new technologies. One of the latest is Sony’s research into ...

A lightweight mouse built for rapid movement. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. HyperX today announced the Pulsefire FPS Pro RGB, ...

Sensor maker OmniVision Technologies says its latest smartphone sensor is one of their strongest, yet the latest version actually has fewer megapixels than the previous one. The OV12890 abandons the ...

Samsung is reportedly working on its own 1000 fps camera sensor which can be used to capture photos really fast or for recording slow motion videos at nearly 1000 fps. Sony was the first to build a ...

A model located at the high end of the Phantom series of drone maker · DJI has 1 inch sensor mounted on the camera to enable movie shooting at 4 K / 60 fps, equipped with a total of 5 directional ...

A 4K-capable sensor inside a Panasonic Lumix GX9. The company has developed the industry’s first organic sensor with a global shutter, capable of shooting 8K or 36-megapixel images. Image used with ...

Samsung has long been at the top of its game when it comes to camera performance and now its video performance could be about to get a whole lot more exciting for the Galaxy S and Note ranges.

Stick a piece of gaffer tape over the unmistakable X, and Canon's latest EOS-1D pro-level camera will look virtually identical to every 1D model that came before it. But once you flip up the power ...