Camera Centre UK have put together a fun comparison asking a classic photography question: how much do megapixels really matter?
This one is useful for myth-busting, especially for anyone who has ever felt pressured to chase higher and higher resolution rather than thinking about the final use of the image.
Worth watching for:
- A light-hearted 1MP vs 100MP comparison
- A useful reminder about output size and real-world needs
- A good discussion starter about specs vs photographs
Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBe_Wz0sJaY
How many megapixels do you actually need for the photography you do?
Camera Centre UK have taken a look at the Mamiya RB67, a proper medium-format classic, and asked whether film still has a place in 2026.
This one is ideal for anyone who loves analogue cameras, slower shooting, big negatives, or just the charm of older photographic tools.
Worth watching for:
- Medium-format film nostalgia
- How a 50-year-old camera compares with modern expectations
- A good discussion about process, pace and image-making
Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAGRNBfUNGo
Do you still shoot film, or is digital simply too convenient now?
Camera Centre UK have compared the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 against the Osmo Pocket 3 to see whether the upgrade is actually worth it.
This is especially relevant for travel, vlogging, behind-the-scenes clips, and anyone who wants a small video setup without carrying a full rig.
Worth watching for:
- Pocket 4 vs Pocket 3 differences
- Compact video setup discussion
- Whether upgrading makes sense for everyday creators
Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxSvTEn9K6E
Would you use a pocket gimbal camera alongside your main camera, or keep everything on one body?
Camera Centre UK have compared two very popular hybrid mirrorless bodies: the Sony a7 IV and the Canon R6 Mark II.
If you’re choosing between systems, upgrading, or just interested in how Canon and Sony compare for real-world hybrid shooting, this one should be useful.
Worth watching for:
- Canon vs Sony decision points
- Hybrid stills/video considerations
- A practical buying-advice angle rather than just headline specs
Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTdlk9aussY
Which side are you on — Sony a7 IV or Canon R6 Mark II?
Camera Centre UK have taken the legendary Canon 5D out for a real-world look at whether a low-cost full-frame setup can still deliver in 2026.
This is a great one for anyone looking at budget gear, second-hand bodies, or wondering whether older full-frame cameras are still worth considering.
Worth watching for:
- A practical look at an affordable full-frame kit
- Canon 5D nostalgia and real-world usefulness
- A good discussion starter for anyone buying on a budget
Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arcW3igJsd8
Would you still recommend an older full-frame body to someone starting out, or is newer mirrorless the better route now?
Camera Centre UK have shared a first look at the new Canon EOS R6 V — a compact full-frame mirrorless camera aimed at creators who shoot more video than stills.
It sits in Canon’s video-first V series, so this is a useful watch if you’re interested in hybrid shooting, content creation, or where Canon is taking its creator-focused cameras next.
Worth watching for:
- First impressions of the new Canon R6 V
- How Canon is positioning it for video-first creators
- Whether it could make sense for hybrid shooters moving between stills and video
Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ArX0w4aXdGw
What do you think — useful direction from Canon, or would you still choose a more traditional R-series body?
Ever dreamed of instant photos that pop out like magic? Today Firby is diving into Fujifilm's Instax lineup – from pocket-sized Mini models to hybrid printers – and why they're a game-changer for creative snaps in 2026
In this video, Firby is putting the Canon EOS C50 and the Nikon ZR (Nikon’s powerhouse collaboration with RED) through the ultimate stress test. We headed down to the New Wave Academy in Wales and a local family run pottery to see which camera can truly capture the high-flying, bone-crunching chaos of professional wrestling. Forget the laboratory specs—we’re looking at how these cameras perform when 250lb athletes are hurtling toward the lens. From the Canon C50’s incredible 7K Open Gate flexibility to the Nikon ZR’s game-changing internal 32-bit float audio and REDCODE RAW, we find out which one belongs in your gear bag.
Firby browsing the "Recently Traded-In" shelf at Camera Centre UK and spotted a legend from 2011: the Fujifilm X10. Despite being over a decade old, this little CCD-sensor gem still has a cult following. He couldn't resist taking it out for a day of street photography to see if it still holds up in 2025.
In this video Firby ranks all the camera's of 2025