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Sony teases new full-frame camera unveil next week – here’s what it could be 'Go small, shoot big' tagline suggests compact-size, large sensor model Two reveals in the teaser point to a video-focused E-mount camera It'll be unveiled at 7am PT / 10am ET / 2pm GMT on March 26 Sony has posted a cryptic teaser for an upcoming product with the tagline 'Go small, shoot big'. Two reveals in the short video give us quick glimpses that we can learn some info from (see below), but the clearest message of all is the date when all will be revealed. The new camera will be unveiled on March 26 at 3am AEST / 7am PT / 10am ET / 2pm GMT. That's not too long to wait then, but what can we learn in the meantime? First, the post comes in the build-up to the NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) show in Las Vegas, and it was shared on the Sony's Pro Filmmaking Instagram and on its Youtube channel. So it's a surefire bet the camera will be video-focused, and ...

Canon EOS R6 Mark III: 5 huge upgrades the rumored full-frame camera could have – and needs Rumors suggest a revised May 2025 launch for the EOS R6 Mark III It could inherit features from the pricier EOS R5 Mark II As a potential EOS R6 Mark II update, it rivals the Nikon Z6 III and Sony A7 IV Canon's twin launch of the EOS R1 and EOS R5 Mark II stole 2024's headlines, with the latter camera winning TechRadar's camera of the year award. However, it's believed that the mid-range (and more affordable) EOS R6 Mark II remains Canon's most popular full-frame mirrorless camera , and that it could be updated soon with the Canon EOS R6 Mark III. Canon Rumors initially touted an announcement for the end of 2024, which would have tallied with Canon's two-year cycle for EOS R6 cameras so far. However, here we are months later in March 2025 and there's still no sign of the third model, the potential EOS R6 Mark III, nor a rival Sony A7 IV successor for that...

BYD’s latest electric vehicle platform can add 249-miles of range in just five minutes – your move Tesla! BYD’s Super e-Platform will debut on upcoming Han L sedan and Tang L SUV 1,000kW peak charging speeds will see batteries brimmed in minutes BYD will build 4,000 ultra-fast chargers in China to support the rollout Chinese automaker BYD continues to push battery and EV charging technology to the limits, with a recent announcement stating that it is to rollout 1,000kW charging capabilities in two upcoming all-electric models, due later this year. The Super e-Platform, as BYD calls it, offers a charging voltage of up to 1000V and a maximum current of 1000A, far eclipsing the 800V architecture that is currently considered the cream of the crop. When mated to a frankly terrifying 1 megawatt (1MW) charging station, BYD says the “flash-charge” battery will allow for an impressive 249 miles of range to be added in just five minutes of charging. According to the company, tests ha...

My dream Hasselblad camera is getting a sequel soon, according to new leaks – here are 5 upgrades I’m hoping for New leaked pictures seemingly show a Hasselblad X2D II top plate The camera will likely be an iterative X2D 100C upgrade It could be the camera Hasselblad registered with the FCC in December 2024 If I could have one camera, money no object, the Hasselblad X2D 100C would probably be it. However, I might soon be adding a 'II' to that moniker, following leaks of my dream camera's upcoming successor. The folks at Photo Rumors shared a post containing a Hasselblad FCC registration for product 'HB722', dated December 4, 2024, followed by a photo that seemingly shows a top plate of an X2D II camera , leading us to believe the upcoming product could be a X2D successor, and that it's coming soon. The current model is a 100MP medium-format camera with stunning minimalist design and stripped-back user experience. I loved reviewing the camera when it...

The anti-Cybertruck? This new electric pick-up is the size of a Mini and the cutest way to haul your gear Despite its footprint, the MT1’s bed is the same size as an electric Hummer’s Some variants will boast up to 500hp Silicon Valley start-up says first units will ship this year The world isn’t kind to EV start-ups , with the likes of Canoo and Lordstown Motors succumbing to financial pressures, while even established names like Ford and Chevrolet have struggled to find a captive audience for their battery-powered pick-ups. But there’s a new start-up on the scene and Telo, a Silicon Valley company cofounded by autonomous driving expert Jason Marks and ex-Tesla battery engineer Forrest North, hopes to make a name for itself with the mantra that bigger isn’t always better. Dubbed an “Urban Adventure Vehicle”, the diminutive MT1 features the same footprint as a modern Mini Cooper SE, yet boasts Toyota Tacoma levels of practicality and load-lugging ability. Inside, there’s en...

Xiaomi's EV is racing ahead of Tesla in China – and it's planning a global Model Y rival next The Model 3 was once the most popular EV in China Xiaomi’s SU7 surpassed Model 3 sales, despite only being on sale for a year The Chinese company built 70,000 SU7 EVs in the first six months According to the most recent sales figures , which cover April 2024 to the end of January 2025, Xiaomi sold more SU7 models in China than Tesla sold Model 3s, beating the US automaker by around 10,000 cars. Amazingly, this is the first vehicle the electronics manufacturer has ever produced and it has only taken around year to cement its reputation as one of the hottest EVs on sale in its domestic market. Where the Model 3 was one of the most desirable electric vehicles in China, recent numbers reveal that its sales are slipping, with the brand selling just 8,009 cars in January of this year, compared to Xiaomi, which sold 22,897 SU7 models, according to figures collated by Tesla delivery...

Upcoming DJI Mavic 4 Pro premium drone could deliver new camera skills and LiDAR – here’s what the latest leaks tell us Leaked images seemingly show the rumored DJI Mavic 4 Pro's final design Camera module appears capable of tilting far more than Mavic 3 Pro's No LiDAR module visible, but propellers are more aerodynamic than Mavic 3 Pro's A new leaked image suggests the DJI Mavic 4 Pro’s launch might not be too far away. DJI has yet to tease or confirm anything about its strongly rumored replacement for 2023’s Mavic 3 Pro , but a crisp and clear render shared by serial leaker Jasper Ellens at his site DroneXL looks very convincing indeed. The image appears to be a final design render of the type used by DJI for promotional purposes. If that’s true (and there’s always the possibility it might be a clever mock-up made by a fan), then it could hint at the launch date for the drone being imminent. DroneXL suggests 20 April 2025 might be the big day, and if that’s the...