The Camera Restricta, created by designer Philipp Schmitt, ensures that you won't end up taking cliché pictures on your travels. It uses geotagging and GPS to bring originality back to photography and make pictures on social network feeds a little less repetitive in the holiday season.

Over 27,800 photos are uploaded to Instagram every minute, and 1.8 billion photos are shared via smartphones and tablets daily. Leica is attempting to buck the trend for instant gratification with the launch of the Leica M Edition 60 camera – which doesn’t have an image display.

Over a trillion photographs were taken in 2015, the vast majority of which were on smartphones. But as the success of Lomography shows, film photography is far from dead. Now, fashion brand Michael Kors is getting in on the action with an instant camera made in collaboration with Fujifilm.

With smartphone cameras making it easy to snap and share, digital camera sales have declined. But by combining the simplicity of a smartphone with the image quality of a high-end camera, Canon's 100D appeals to amateurs and professionals alike.