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In this episode of 'The Footnote' we sit down with Aditya Arya, home to over 2000 unique photographic equipment - today it is the largest not-for-profit crowd funded Centre for Photographic Arts in South East Asia.

India's biggest camera museum Ft. Aditya Arya | The Footnote 

Nestled within the high rises of Gurugram, is 18,000 sq. ft. of space dedicated to the art of Photography. Home to over 2000 cameras from across History, Museo Camera is an archive of the most important archiving tool. What started as a basement collection of one man’s passion, has now become a cultural and historical hub. Today we speak with Aditya Arya, the man behind Museo.

In this episode of 'The Footnote' we sit down with Aditya Arya, home to over 2000 unique photographic equipment - today it is the largest not-for-profit crowd funded Centre for Photographic Arts in South East Asia.

Nestled within the high rises of Gurugram, is 18,000 sq. ft. of space dedicated to the art of Photography. Home to over 2000 cameras from across History, Museo Camera is an archive of the most important archiving tool. What started as a basement collection of one man&rsquo;s passion, has now become a cultural and historical hub. Today we speak with Aditya Arya, the man behind Museo.
Nishtha Shanti - Can you tell us a little bit about your journey with collecting cameras? What prompted you to take this on?
Aditya Arya - My journey started as an advertising photographer. Before that, I was a student of history. History always fascinated me. And history of not only politics, but places, objects, the story, the underlying stories, which were how did things evolve? How were they invented? So, photography being my profession, it led to a kind of a passion to study the cameras, the evolution, the story. I ended up collecting many thousands of cameras. My first camera was also which was given to me at the age of 17 was a Zeiss Ikon, which my father had picked up in fifties. So, the collection started with my own cameras and few other cameras from kabadi markets. And, you know, it kept evolving. I used to read and I constantly read. Today everything is easily accessible on Google. But there was no there was a time when I had to go to the library set to flip through books. Knowledge was accessed and sourced differently.
Also watch - <a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/the-footnote-revisiting-india-s-first-pride-parade-with-pawan-dhall-1656689032958">Revisiting India's first Pride Parade with Pawan Dhall&nbsp;</a> NS - This camera collection is vast and really does capture some very pivotal moments in history. What are your most prized cameras and how did you acquire them? 
AA- Camera Lucida. It's an object said device which led to the invention and discovery of the idea of making negatives and positives by a man called Talbot in England. It's a copying device. And I had only seen the images and once I was in London, and I saw this little box lying in one corner of one of these dealers. And I saw and I said, my God, this is probably from 1810, 1820. He said, 'Yes, this is an original piece'. A lot of Kabadis keep in touch with me. One day I got a series of WhatsApp messages. I said it's all trash. The dealer said 'No, sir. Look at it, it says aerial camera'. It took me around 4 hours to find that place. And I reached there and I found these cameras and boxes.
And meanwhile I started doing a lot of research on what kind of cameras were used in World War. These were the cameras which were actually made in 1445 during the World War to capture the aerial reconnaissance, bombardment and postwar destruction. And it turned out to be that Kharagpur was one of the places where a lot of photographers were trained during the World War, the American photographers. So, you know, I ended up buying all of them and bringing them to the museum. And then I started to locate more cameras. Could never find more cameras. 15,000 were made. We have 13 of them.&nbsp;
 NS - With the age of digitisation, how has the process of taking a photograph changed? 
AA - These are the devices. Which created the histories, the visual histories. But what is very interesting is when you see an old picture, there are so many layers which are lying buried under the top layer. That top layer is what you see and you react to and say, 'Wow, this is amazing' For me, there is another story which a lot of people forget or ignore or choose not to talk about. That is the story of how was this image taken? What was the process? How long did it take? What kind of chemicals were used? That is an interesting part of the story for me. And this is what this museum is about. Various stories. How were the studios operated? What kind of negatives? The story of photography is how the silver grains turn into the pixels of today. &nbsp;People from analog generation pre-visualized a photo. A born digital generation thinks differently. They know there they have hundreds of possibilities which are at their fingertips today. The iPhone is a great camera and mobile allows you to do anything and everything. And there are apps to do processing and but you still have to have an eye.
 Also watch - <a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/the-story-of-india-s-first-suicide-prevention-helpline-with-krishan-kalsi-the-footnote-1662725256771">Sumaitri: one of India's first suicide prevention helplines with Krishan Kalsi</a> NS - In times of great calamity and tragedy, what role do you think a photographer plays?
AA - Photographer has another role, which is to share what he's seeing with his audience or public at large. So how far he wants to push himself is purely his prerogative. There has to be some kind of ethics involved in it. It's very complicated. Some people may say 'he should have saved that person, but he was taking pictures' So was there empathy involved or was there no empathy involved? It's very difficult to answer that question.
NS - You have an enviable career that has spanned over four decades, what is your favourite work?
AA - In 1980s, I was in Mumbai. I used to do still photography for film industry. I shot a film called 'Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron', a little bit of work for 'Chashme Baddoor' and Syed Mirza's 'Mohan Joshi Haazir Ho'. And there I met a lady called Neena Gupta, and I shot some pictures of her, which she considers one of her best portrait ever done. And I fell in love with that portrait.&nbsp; <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/world-photography-day-what-are-the-most-liked-photos-on-instagram-1629379047677">Also watch - World Photography Day: What are the most liked photos on Instagram&nbsp;</a>

Tecno has launched its flagship Tecno Phantom X2 Pro in India

Tecno launches Phantom X2 Pro smartphone: check specs, price & features

Tecno has launched its flagship Tecno Phantom X2 Pro in India

Tecno has launched its flagship phone, the Tecno Phantom X2 Pro 5G, a more powerful version of the Tecno Phantom X2 5G that was launched earlier this month in India.&nbsp;
The highlight of the Phantom X2 Pro is its 50-megapixel retractable portrait lens that physically pops out, which allows the lens to get closer to the subject giving a 2.5x magnification. It also has a 32MP selfie camera. Other features include a 6.8-inch full-HD+ 120Hz AMOLED screen with Corning Gorilla Glass Victus protection, MediaTek Dimensity 9000 SoC chipset, and it comes with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage.&nbsp;
The device is available in Mars Orange and Stardust Grey colors and can be pre-booked for ₹49,999 via Amazon with sales starting on January 24.

Museo Camera has 13 of the 15,000 aerial cameras ever made, which were used to click WWII pictures. He talks about the collection of 2,000+ cameras and much more in this episode of The Footnote! 
 

The story of World War 2 camera | The Footnote 

Museo Camera has 13 of the 15,000 aerial cameras ever made, which were used to click WWII pictures. He talks about the collection of 2,000+ cameras and much more in this episode of The Footnote! 

Museo Camera has 13 of the 15,000 aerial cameras ever made, which were used to click WWII pictures. He talks about the collection of 2,000+ cameras and much more in this episode of The Footnote!&nbsp;
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Museo Camera has 13 of the 15,000 aerial cameras ever made, which were used to click WWII pictures. He talks about the collection of 2,000+ cameras and much more in this episode of The Footnote!&nbsp;
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In a freak accident, a member of politician Chandrashekhar Azad's convoy died after hitting a cow, and then getting run over by a car.
The incident was caught on camera by another person riding in the Bhim Army chief's entourage.&nbsp;The deceased was identified as 18-year-old Shailendra Ahirwar, a resident of Semadhana village.
The accident occurred near Ratona village on the Sagar-Bhopal Road in Madhya Pradesh on April 24.&nbsp;In the video, the victim's bike can be seen first hitting a cow at high speed.&nbsp;The riders were thrown onto the road.&nbsp;Just then a car passed the spot, running over the teenager.
Ahirwar was rushed to a hospital but died while undergoing treatment.

Biker hits cow, falls, run over by car in Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad's entourage near Bhopal

Freak accident caught on camera. Biker hits cow, falls, run over by car in Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad's convoy near Bhopal


Biker hits cow, falls, run over by car in Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad's convoy near Bhopal

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 In a freak accident, a member of politician Chandrashekhar Azad's convoy died after hitting a cow, and then getting run over by a car. The incident was caught on camera by another person riding in the Bhim Army chief's entourage. The deceased was identified as 18-year-old Shailendra Ahirwar, a resident of Semadhana village. The accident occurred near Ratona village on the Sagar-Bhopal Road in Madhya Pradesh on April 24. In the video, the victim's bike can be seen first hitting a cow at high speed. The riders were thrown onto the road. Just then a car passed the spot, running over the teenager. Ahirwar was rushed to a hospital but died while undergoing treatment.
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CAPTIONS Freak accident near MP's Bhopal Mishap hit Bhim Army convoy Bike hit cow, riders thrown on road Teenager run over by SUV 18-yr-old Shailendra died

<div class="elementToProof">In a freak accident, a member of Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad's convoy died after hitting a cow, and then getting run over by a car near Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh.</div>

In a freak accident, a member of politician Chandrashekhar Azad's convoy died after hitting a cow, and then getting run over by a car.
The incident was caught on camera by another person riding in the Bhim Army chief's entourage.&nbsp;The deceased was identified as 18-year-old Shailendra Ahirwar, a resident of Semadhana village.
The accident occurred near Ratona village on the Sagar-Bhopal Road in Madhya Pradesh on April 24.&nbsp;In the video, the victim's bike can be seen first hitting a cow at high speed.&nbsp;The riders were thrown onto the road.&nbsp;Just then a car passed the spot, running over the teenager.
Ahirwar was rushed to a hospital but died while undergoing treatment.

Panic gripped a court complex in Delhi when a shot was fired amid a violent scuffle. The incident occurred at the Rohini court premises on April 22.
It began with a physical fight breaking out between two lawyers, and another person at around 9:40 am. While shoving and hitting each other, the trio reached the court's Gate number 8.
Security personnel deployed at the gate were seen trying to break up the fight. When the scuffle continued, a Nagaland Police constable intervened and a bullet fired from his service weapon hit the ground.
In CCTV visuals, a plume of dust was seen rising when the bullet was fired. Two people suffered minor injuries when concrete broken by the bullet flew and hit them.
The police are now investigating whether it was a case of accidental firing.

Fight, gun firing at Delhi court caught on camera: watch CCTV of scuffle at Rohini court

Fight, firing at Delhi court caught on camera: watch CCTV visuals

Fight, firing at Delhi court caught on camera: watch CCTV of scuffle at Rohini court

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 Panic gripped a court complex in Delhi when a shot was fired amid a violent scuffle. The incident occurred at the Rohini court premises on April 22. It began with a physical fight breaking out between two lawyers, and another person at around 9:40 am. While shoving and hitting each other, the trio reached the court's Gate number 8. Security personnel deployed at the gate were seen trying to break up the fight. When the scuffle continued, a Nagaland Police constable intervened and a bullet fired from his service weapon hit the ground. In CCTV visuals, a plume of dust was seen rising when the bullet was fired. Two people suffered minor injuries when concrete broken by the bullet flew and hit them. The police are now investigating whether it was a case of accidental firing.
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CAPTIONS Shot fired at Delhi court Incident at Rohini court Lawyers seen fighting Security intervened Cop's gun went off Incident on camera

<div class="elementToProof">Shots fired at Delhi's Rohini court:&nbsp;It began with a physical fight breaking out between two lawyers, and another person at around 9:40 am, and a bullet was fired from the gun of an intervening cop.</div>

Panic gripped a court complex in Delhi when a shot was fired amid a violent scuffle.&nbsp;The incident occurred at the Rohini court premises on April 22.
It began with a physical fight breaking out between two lawyers, and another person at around 9:40 am.&nbsp;While shoving and hitting each other, the trio reached the court's Gate number 8.
Security personnel deployed at the gate were seen trying to break up the fight.&nbsp;When the scuffle continued, a Nagaland Police constable intervened and a bullet fired from his service weapon hit the ground.
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In CCTV visuals, a plume of dust was seen rising when the bullet was fired.&nbsp;Two people suffered minor injuries when concrete broken by the bullet flew and hit them.
The police are now investigating whether it was a case of accidental firing.

Premium camera accessory maker Moza have launched the Moin Camera, a 4K compact gimbal handheld camera.

Moza launch Moin compact 4K gimbal handheld camera

Premium camera accessory maker Moza have launched the Moin Camera, a 4K compact gimbal handheld camera

Moza launch&nbsp;Moin compact 4K gimbal handheld camera
Premium camera accessory maker Moza have launched the Moin Camera, a 4K compact gimbal handheld camera. Capable of capturing 12MP stills, 4K 60fps video, and slow motion at 240fps, the Moin Camera uses a three-axis gimbal for video stabilisation. It also features a foldable 2.45-inch touch screen. The camera boasts a 14mm f/2.2 lens, with shutter speeds ranging from 60 seconds to 1/8000th of a second, along with an ISO range of 100 - 3200. Users can also wirelessly transfer content to their smartphone with the Moza Artist app. The Moza Moin Camera costs around ₹22,500 in the US.
Moza launch Moin compact 4K gimbal handheld camera Captures 12MP stills, 4K 60fps video, 240fps slow motion 3-axis gimbal for video stabilisation, 2.45-inch screen 14mm f/2.2 lens, shutter speeds from 60s - 1/8000 Costs around ₹22,500 in the US

Premium camera accessory maker Moza have launched the Moin Camera, a 4K compact gimbal handheld camera. Capable of capturing 12MP stills, 4K 60fps video, and slow motion at 240fps, the Moin Camera uses a three-axis gimbal for video stabilisation. It also features a foldable 2.45-inch touch screen. The camera boasts a 14mm f/2.2 lens, with shutter speeds ranging from 60 seconds to 1/8000th of a second, along with an ISO range of 100 - 3200. Users can also wirelessly transfer content to their smartphone with the Moza Artist app. The Moza Moin Camera costs around ₹22,500 in the US.

Sony has launched its Alpha 1 full-frame mirrorless camera, with a 50.1MP sensor and support for 8k 30fps video recording.

Sony launches Alpha 1 mirrorless camera with 50.1MP sensor, 8k video recording in India

Sony launches Alpha 1 mirrorless camera with 50.1MP sensor, 8k video recording in India
Sony has launched its Alpha 1 full-frame mirrorless camera in India. The camera boasts a 50.1MP sensor, and supports 8k video recording at 30fps, or 4k video recording at up to 120fps. The camera features both an electronic and mechanical shutter, and its image processing engine enables it to continuously shoot up to 165 full-frame images at 30 images per second with the electronic shutter. The QXGA viewfinder has a 240Hz refresh rate, and does not blackout when a picture is taken, allowing a seamless shooting experience. Sony also includes an AI-based real-time tracking autofocus. The battery in the Alpha 1 is rated for around 430 shots with the viewfinder, and around 530 shots with the LCD display.&nbsp;The camera will be available to buy at the Sony website and physical stores, and other major electronics stores from March 12 onwards, but will set you back a hefty ₹5,59,990.
Sony launches Alpha 1 full-frame mirrorless camera 50.1MP sensor, 80k 30fps video recording Can continuously shoot 165 images at 30fps QXGA viewfinder at 240Hz refresh rate AI-based real-time tracking AF Sony Alpha 1 costs ₹5,59,000

Sony has launched its Alpha 1 full-frame mirrorless camera in India. The camera boasts a 50.1MP sensor, and supports 8k video recording at 30fps, or 4k video recording at up to 120fps. The camera features both an electronic and mechanical shutter, and its image processing engine enables it to continuously shoot up to 165 full-frame images at 30 images per second with the electronic shutter. The QXGA viewfinder has a 240Hz refresh rate, and does not blackout when a picture is taken, allowing a seamless shooting experience. Sony also includes an AI-based real-time tracking autofocus. The battery in the Alpha 1 is rated for around 430 shots with the viewfinder, and around 530 shots with the LCD display.&nbsp;The camera will be available to buy at the Sony website and physical stores, and other major electronics stores from March 12 onwards, but will set you back a hefty ₹5,59,990.

Sony has launched the FX6 camera, a full-frame professional camera in India at ₹5,99,990. It features a 10.2 MP full-frame back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS sensor and offers Fast Hybrid AF by combining 627-point focal-plane phase-detection AF with advanced Face Detection and Real-time Eye AF in high frame rates with continuous AF. The new FX6 is capable of recording 4K video up to 60fps, QFHD 4K up to 120fps and FHD up to 240fps for incredibly detailed slow motion. In line with professional workflows, FX6 includes a 12G-SDI output that also supports 16-bit RAW, HDMI output, built-in Wi-Fi and four-channel audio recording. It also includes a BIONZ XR image processing engine, first used in the new Sony Alpha 7S III camera, providing up to four times faster processing performance compared to the FS5 II. The new Sony FX6 will be available at select Sony Centers &amp; Alpha Flagship stores from February 4th 2021.

Sony FX6 professional camera launched with 10.2MP CMOS sensor, priced at ₹5,99,990

Sony has launched the FX6 camera, a full-frame professional camera in India at ₹5,99,990. It features a 10.2 MP full-frame back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS sensor and offers Fast Hybrid AF.

Sony has launched the FX6 camera, a full-frame professional camera in India at ₹5,99,990. It features a 10.2 MP full-frame back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS sensor and offers Fast Hybrid AF by combining 627-point focal-plane phase-detection AF with advanced Face Detection and Real-time Eye AF in high frame rates with continuous AF. The new FX6 is capable of recording 4K video up to 60fps, QFHD 4K up to 120fps and FHD up to 240fps for incredibly detailed slow motion. In line with professional workflows, FX6 includes a 12G-SDI output that also supports 16-bit RAW, HDMI output, built-in Wi-Fi and four-channel audio recording. It also includes a BIONZ XR image processing engine, first used in the new Sony Alpha 7S III camera, providing up to four times faster processing performance compared to the FS5 II. The new Sony FX6 will be available at select Sony Centers &amp; Alpha Flagship stores from February 4th 2021.
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Sony FX6 camera launched in India at ₹5,99,990
10.2 MP Exmor R CMOS sensor, Fast Hybrid AF
High quality recording up to 4K 120fps / HD 240fps
Support for up to 12G-SDI, HDMI output, built-in Wi-Fi
Comes with BIONZ XR image processing engine
Sony FX6 will be available to purchase from Feb 4

Sony has launched the FX6 camera, a full-frame professional camera in India at ₹5,99,990. It features a 10.2 MP full-frame back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS sensor and offers Fast Hybrid AF by combining 627-point focal-plane phase-detection AF with advanced Face Detection and Real-time Eye AF in high frame rates with continuous AF. The new FX6 is capable of recording 4K video up to 60fps, QFHD 4K up to 120fps and FHD up to 240fps for incredibly detailed slow motion. In line with professional workflows, FX6 includes a 12G-SDI output that also supports 16-bit RAW, HDMI output, built-in Wi-Fi and four-channel audio recording. It also includes a BIONZ XR image processing engine, first used in the new Sony Alpha 7S III camera, providing up to four times faster processing performance compared to the FS5 II. The new Sony FX6 will be available at select Sony Centers &amp; Alpha Flagship stores from February 4th 2021.

Fujifilm has announced its new GFX100S mirrorless camera with the 'world's highest 102-megapixel large format sensor', that is about 1.7 times the size of a 35mm full-frame sensor. It features the X-Processor 4 image-processing engine, supports 5-Axis Image Stabilisation and gets a 0.5-inch OLED colour viewfinder that offers approximately 3.69 million dots. The camera is capable of recording up 4K video at up to 29.97fps and is rated for up to 460 frames for still images. In terms of connectivity, it comes with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.2, HDMI Micro connector, 3.5mm microphone and a USB Type-C port. The GFX100S will go on sale in late February 2021 for $5,999 in the US. Indian pricing and availability haven&rsquo;t been announced yet.

Fujifilm GFX100S mirrorless camera launched with 102MP sensor

Fujifilm has announced its new GFX100S mirrorless camera with the 'world's highest 102-megapixel large format sensor'.

Fujifilm's new $6,000 mirrorless camera flaunts a 102MP senso

Fujifilm has announced its new GFX100S mirrorless camera with the 'world's highest 102-megapixel large format sensor', that is about 1.7 times the size of a 35mm full-frame sensor. It features the X-Processor 4 image-processing engine, supports 5-Axis Image Stabilisation and gets a 0.5-inch OLED colour viewfinder that offers approximately 3.69 million dots. The camera is capable of recording up 4K video at up to 29.97fps and is rated for up to 460 frames for still images. In terms of connectivity, it comes with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.2, HDMI Micro connector, 3.5mm microphone and a USB Type-C port. The GFX100S will go on sale in late February 2021 for $5,999 in the US. Indian pricing and availability haven&rsquo;t been announced yet.
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 Fujifilm's new $6,000 mirrorless camera launched with 102MP sensor
Fujifilm GFX100S mirrorless camera launched with 102MP sensor
X-Processor 4 image-processor, 5-Axis Image Stabilisation
0.5-inch OLED colour viewfinder, 3.69 million dots
Records up to 4K video at up to 29.97fps
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.2, HDMI Micro connector, USB Type-C port
Fujifilm GFX100S will go on sale in late Feb for $5,999

Fujifilm has announced its new GFX100S mirrorless camera with the 'world's highest 102-megapixel large format sensor', that is about 1.7 times the size of a 35mm full-frame sensor. It features the X-Processor 4 image-processing engine, supports 5-Axis Image Stabilisation and gets a 0.5-inch OLED colour viewfinder that offers approximately 3.69 million dots. The camera is capable of recording up 4K video at up to 29.97fps and is rated for up to 460 frames for still images. In terms of connectivity, it comes with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.2, HDMI Micro connector, 3.5mm microphone and a USB Type-C port. The GFX100S will go on sale in late February 2021 for $5,999 in the US. Indian pricing and availability haven&rsquo;t been announced yet.

Camera testing website DxOMark has awarded the Mi 10T Pro smartphone a high score of 118 points, calling its main camera 'a reliable performer'.

DxOMark awards Mi 10T Pro a score of 118 points, beats Note 20 Ultra 

Camera testing website DxOMark has awarded the Mi 10T Pro smartphone a high score of 118 points, calling its main camera 'a reliable performer on outdoor and indoor scenes'. Xiaomi's offering scored an impressive photo score of 121 with its 108-megapixel triple camera array and managed to even beat the Samsung Galaxy Note Ultra by 1 point. The Xiaomi Mi 10 series was launched in India in October 2020, with the Mi 10T Pro starting from ₹39,999.

OnePlus Nord, the company's first-ever mid range smartphone has scored 108 on DxOMark camera charts, slightly higher than the iPhone SE 2020 edition but it lost out to the Google Pixel 4a by three points. The popular benchmark testing tool gave it a decent score 117 for its still photography, praising the Nord's accurate target exposures. However, the smartphone was let down by a 92 video score as it failed to focus on objects in some instances. To recall, the OnePlus offers a quad rear camera setup that includes a 48-megapixel primary sensor, an 8-megapixel ultra-wide-angle lens, a 5-megapixel depth sensor, and a 2-megapixel macro sensor.

OnePlus Nord scores 108 on DxOMark camera test

OnePlus Nord, the company's first-ever mid-range smartphone has scored 108 on DxOMark camera charts, slightly higher than the iPhone SE 2020 edition but it lost out to the Google Pixel 4a by three points.

OnePlus Nord, the company's first-ever mid-range smartphone has scored 108 on DxOMark camera charts, slightly higher than the iPhone SE 2020 edition but it lost out to the Google Pixel 4a by three points. The popular benchmark testing tool gave it a decent score of 117 for its still photography, praising the Nord's accurate target exposures. However, the smartphone was let down by a 92 video score as it failed to focus on objects in some instances. To recall, the OnePlus&nbsp;Nord offers a quad rear camera setup that includes a 48-megapixel primary sensor, an 8-megapixel ultra-wide-angle lens, a 5-megapixel depth sensor, and a 2-megapixel macro sensor.
 OnePlus Nord scores 108 on DxOMark camera test
Performed better than iPhone SE 2020, but lost out to Pixel 4a
Scored 117 for photos, but only 92 for videos

OnePlus Nord, the company's first-ever mid-range smartphone has scored 108 on DxOMark camera charts, slightly higher than the iPhone SE 2020 edition but it lost out to the Google Pixel 4a by three points. The popular benchmark testing tool gave it a decent score of 117 for its still photography, praising the Nord's accurate target exposures. However, the smartphone was let down by a 92 video score as it failed to focus on objects in some instances. To recall, the OnePlus&nbsp;Nord offers a quad rear camera setup that includes a 48-megapixel primary sensor, an 8-megapixel ultra-wide-angle lens, a 5-megapixel depth sensor, and a 2-megapixel macro sensor.

Nokia 2.4 Review: Full Specifications, Features, Price and Camera Quality of Nokia 2.4

Nokia 2.4 Review: Full Specifications, Features and Price

Nokia&nbsp;2.4 has launched in India with a price tag of Rs. 10,399. The budget smartphone&nbsp;offers&nbsp;two key features- great value for money and two years of major Android upgrades. But is that enough to take on extremely competitive smartphones from the likes of Xiaomi, Relame and even Micromax?&nbsp;Watch our review to find out!

Nokia&nbsp;2.4 has launched in India with a price tag of Rs. 10,399. The budget smartphone&nbsp;offers&nbsp;two key features- great value for money and two years of major Android upgrades. But is that enough to take on extremely competitive smartphones from the likes of Xiaomi, Relame and even Micromax?&nbsp;Watch our review to find out!

Nokia&nbsp;2.4 has launched in India with a price tag of Rs. 10,399. The budget smartphone&nbsp;offers&nbsp;two key features- great value for money and two years of major Android upgrades. But is that enough to take on extremely competitive smartphones from the likes of Xiaomi, Relame and even Micromax? Watch our review to find out!

According to Japanese website Nikkei, Nikon plans to reduce about 2,000 employees, or 10 per cent of its total workforce, due to a slump in its core camera business.
Earlier this month, the company announced in its reform agenda a plan to move its camera production to Thailand and discontinue domestic output.
Nikon posted an operating loss of 26.1 billion yen ($251 million) for the second quarter.

Report: Nikon to cut 10% of its workforce

Nikon is reportedly planning to reduce about 2,000 employees, or 10 per cent of its total workforce

Report: Nikon to cut 10% of its workforce
Reason: plunge in core camera business
Nikon to move camera production to Thailand

According to Japanese website Nikkei, Nikon plans to reduce about 2,000 employees, or 10 per cent of its total workforce, due to a slump in its core camera business.
Earlier this month, the company announced in its reform agenda a plan to move its camera production to Thailand and discontinue domestic output.
Nikon posted an operating loss of 26.1 billion yen ($251 million) for the second quarter.

HMD Global has acknowledged the recent camera app crashes that early adopters are facing with the new Nokia 9 PureView smartphone and has promised a software update to resolve the issue. The Nokia 9 PureView which comes with five rear cameras was unveiled at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona last month and is currently available for purchase in the US and some European countries. It is yet to arrive in India.

HMD Global has acknowledged the recent camera app crashes that early adopters are facing with the new Nokia 9 PureView smartphone and has promised a software update to resolve the issue. The Nokia 9 PureView which comes with five rear cameras was unveiled at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona last month and is currently available for purchase in the US and some European countries. It is yet to arrive in India.

Nintendo has announced a new product in its Labo line of DIY cardboard accessories--a virtual reality kit. The kit costs around $80 and includes things like the VR goggles, a blaster and a camera. It's bundled with Labo software, so it includes games and step-by-step instructions.

Panasonic has launched the Lumix DMC-FZ1000 II and as the name suggests, its the successor to Panasonic’s popular bridge camera - the  FZ The camera is mostly identical to its predecessor but now comes with touchscreen and Bluetooth connectivity. It also offers the 'Zoom Compose Assist' function that tracks your subject even when they move out of frame. The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ1000 II is expected to go on sale in end March or early April and should be priced at approximately $900. 

Panasonic has launched the Lumix DMC-FZ1000 II and as the name suggests, its the successor to Panasonic’s popular bridge camera - the  FZ The camera is mostly identical to its predecessor but now comes with touchscreen and Bluetooth connectivity. It also offers the 'Zoom Compose Assist' function that tracks your subject even when they move out of frame. The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ1000 II is expected to go on sale in end March or early April and should be priced at approximately $900. 

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