Cellphone cameras may be getting better, but when full mirrorless cameras like this get made, it's a reminder that they still have a long way to go.

In the eternal arms race between professional camera manufacturers, numbers count (Ha!). The bigger, the better, and Fujifilm is hitting 2021 with pure swagger energy with its latest offering. The Fujifilm GFX100S is a new entry in the GFX series, and while it’s body specs make it sound like a suitable device for pros who are looking for a medium-range camera, it’s internal sensor boasts a bonkers 102MP sensor.

There’s no doubt that Fujifilm makes some of the best high-end cameras that money can buy, provided that you’re willing to invest a hefty sum of cash into professional-grade technology. We’ve seen this with the likes of the X-T3, a camera whose body alone will cost you anything north of R20,000 to own. It’s an eye-watering amount of cash, but …

Motorola is already rolling out improvements to its One Hyper phone from last year that included a pop-up selfie camera.

The Sony RX100 VII is a great camera, but it is one that doesn’t hit every nail on the head with what it wants to be, excels in other areas that don’t even make the PR press release and costs an obscene amount of cash for a device that is limited in many ways. Chop the price tag down to a level that makes sense for this point ‘n click device, and we could have a go-to winner for the vlogger on the move.

The Fujifilm Instax Mini Link is the best of retro and modern worlds, easy to use with a mere wiggle of your hand and a great reminder of a more simpler time in personal photography.

Vloggers rejoice! Fujifilm's new entry-level mirrorless lens camera is packing better hardware and most importantly: A camera screen swivel.

Want a solid camera, sturdy design and plenty of hardware horses under the hood to run multiple apps? You can’t go wrong with the Huawei Nova 5T then, especially if you can live without water resistance, an LCD screen and wireless charging.