The trend of people turning to their smartphones to capture photos and videos shows no sign of slowing down. But a related trend is picking up momentum, as well: More smartphone photographers are ...

The trend of people turning to their smartphones to capture photos and videos shows no sign of slowing down. But a related trend is picking up momentum, as well: More smartphone photographers are ...

You'd be forgiven if, after taking a quick glance at Olympus' new Air A01 doohickey, you dismissed it as a lens of some sort. In fact it's more, much more. Think of the Air A01 as a Micro Four Thirds ...

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Olympus has announced its Air A01 add-on camera for smartphones, which turns your Android or iOS device into a very capable mirrorless camera, will be getting a wider release and heading to the US.

Olympus has today launched their new smartphone and tablet camera lens in the US and Canada in the form of the new Olympus Air A01 that offers the same 16-megapixel sensor and TruePic VII processing ...

Remember Sony’s attachable camera lenses for smartphones – the QX1 and QX30 – from last year? Well, Olympus, which is partially owned by Sony, has its own take on the wireless camera attachment ...

Like Ron Burgundy, smartphone cameras are kind of a big deal, especially if you’re a camera manufacturer. A few years back, Sony introduced the QX series cameras, which attempted to turn a dedicated ...

While that quote was originally meant to get amateurs to focus on the images rather than the gear, recently it’s taken on a more specific secondary meaning: your smartphone. Imaging technology in our ...

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We knew it was coming, but it's finally here. Not to be outdone by Sony, Olympus revealed last year, during Photokina 2014, that it was working on a lens camera of its own. And now we're starting to ...