Jared Sanders

The Osmo Pocket 3 was a hard act to follow. For a stretch it was reportedly the best-selling camera in the world, which is remarkable for something you can palm. So the Osmo Pocket 4P arrives with real expectations, and DJI has answered them with the two specs everyone is already repeating: a dual-lens system and 17 stops of dynamic range.

After a day with the camera at a DJI event in Toronto, here’s the honest surprise. The 17 stops are impressive, but they’re not what won me over. The feature I’d actually reach for is the one barely making the headlines.

Over the last year, Insta360 has planted a flag on two ideas: retro nostalgia and photography. The Go 3S Retro bundle is where those two threads come together: a tiny, screenless camera dressed up in 80s styling, built around a top-down viewfinder and meant to pull you out of your phone and back into the moment. I’ve spent real time with it, and I want to walk you through what it actually is, what’s genuinely fun about it, what got on my nerves, and the one price question you should settle before you buy.

The all-new Potensic Atom 3 is here, and after putting it through a real-world flight test, I’ve got a lot to unpack. Bigger sensor, longer battery life, a sturdier body, and a brand-new controller — this is a meaningful step up from the Atom 2. It’s not perfect, but the upgrades here are real.