Fresh leaks show what appears to be a DJI Osmo Pocket 4 prototype with two headline changes: a dual-camera setup and front + rear screens. Timing remains uncertain—there’s no regulatory filing yet—but a 2026 window is plausible given DJI’s usual cadence. Below we break down the most credible rumors, how they’d impact real-world shooting, and what upgrades would matter most for solo creators and run-and-gun video teams.

Canon is finally standardizing tally lamps across key 2025 cameras—R5 Mark II, R1, and the creator-focused R50 V—making live cues and multicam shoots simpler. On the cinema side, strong reports point to a compact Cinema EOS announcement around IBC 2025. Here’s what’s official, what’s rumored, and how to choose the right Canon body for podcasts, weddings, corporate, and content creation.

GoPro is lining up two cameras for fall 2025—MAX 2 looks locked, and a new HERO-series flagship is likely on GoPro’s usual September schedule. Here’s what’s confirmed, what’s credible, and the smartest time to upgrade.

The Sony a1 II is on a tear—crowned EISA Camera of the Year 2025–26 and adopted by sports, wildlife, and hybrid shooters alike. With a 50MP stacked sensor, 30fps bursts, 8K/30, 4K/120, and smarter AI AF, it’s the “no-compromise” flagship of 2025.