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8810088100Sony A6700 review: The company’s best APS-C camera yet
Sony's flagship A6700 finally arrived last year with a feature list that's worth the wait.
Traveling with Canon’s entry-level EOS R8 and R100 mirrorless cameras
The EOS R8 and EOS R100 are very different cameras, but both are marketed as ideal for travel, so I tested them in the Canary Islands.
8710087100Canon EOS R50 review: Big performance for a tiny camera
Canon’s 24-megapixel EOS R50 is the company’s third APS-C camera to launch in the EOS R mount ecosystem and it's a great value at the $680 price point.
Sony's 26-megapixel A6700 is its new flagship APS-C mirrorless camera
Sony has introduced its first APS-C camera in a while with the 26-megapixel (MP) A6700, it's new flagship APS-C mirrorless camera.
The EOS R100 is Canon's cheapest R-series mirrorless camera yet
Canon has unveiled its cheapest R-series camera yet, the $480 EOS R100 that's essentially a no-frills version of the EOS R50.
The X-T5 is the first major upgrade to Fujifilm’s compact camera flagship in 5 years
Fujifilm has unveiled its latest flagship mirrorless camera, the X-T5.
8710087100Fujifilm X-H2S review: The most powerful APS-C camera yet
With the X-H2S, Fujifilm has a new flagship camera.
8510085100Canon R10 review: 4K and fast shooting speeds for less than $1,000
Canon’s EOS R10 offers some nice features for a sub-$1,000 camera, but it can produce rolling shutter and lacks in-body stabilization.
Nikon's mirrorless Z30 is an affordable, lightweight vlogging camera
Nikon has unveiled the 20.9-megapixel APS-C Z30, its smallest and lightest Z-series camera yet.
Fujifilm's flagship X-H2S camera offers 6.2K video and 40 fps burst shooting
Fujifilm has launched its new flagship APS-C mirrorless camera, the $2,500 X-H2S, with an all-new 26.2-megapixel (MP) stacked BSI CMOS sensor.
Canon's EOS R7 and EOS R10 are its first EOS R crop-sensor cameras
Canon has launched its first EOS R APS-C crop sensor cameras, the 32-megapixel EOS R7 and 24-megapixel EOS R10.
Sony stops producing its new ZV-E10 camera due to chip shortages
Sony only just launched its ZV-E10 mirrorless vlogging camera in July, but as of December 3rd, it has suspended orders due to the ongoing chip shortage.
Fujifilm’s $3,999 GFX 50S II is its most affordable medium format camera yet
Body-only, the new GFX 50S II will debut at $3,999, making it the company’s most affordable medium format to date.
Nikon's Z FC mirrorless camera recalls the glory days of 35mm film
Nikon is taking a trip back to its glory days of 35mm film photography with its second Z-series APS-C (DX) mirrorless camera, the Z fc.
Fujifilm's mid-range X-E4 has a new design and X-Trans 4 sensor
With the X-E4, Fujifilm is updating one of its fan-favorite cameras with its latest crop sensor, a tilting screen and a more minimalist design.
Fujifilm's X-S10 packs a lot of features into a $1,000 body
Fujifilm has unveiled the X-S10, a surprisingly powerful mid-range mirrorless camera. It has many of the features (and a similar price) to Fujifilm’s X-T30, including the 26.1-megapixel X-Trans sensor, 4K 30p video (10-bit external and 8-bit internal) and shooting speeds. However, it introduces a new body design and control layout, along with in-body stabilization, a flip-out display and more.
Canon makes its EOS Mark II camera more compelling for vloggers
Canon has unveiled the 24-megapixel EOS M50 Mark II with relatively minor updates to the popular original aimed mostly at creators.
Fujifilm X100V review: The best compact street photography camera
Over the last year, Fujifilm has toppled its APS-C rival Sony with some of the best mirrorless cameras out there, including the X-T3 and X-Pro3. Now, it's focusing on its ultra-popular compact street photography series with the launch of the X100V. Fuijfilm is throwing all its latest tech at this model, adding a new higher-resolution 26.1-megapixel sensor and faster X-Processor 4 borrowed from the X-Pro3. It also comes with a new sharper lens, an updated hybrid OLED EVF and a higher-resolution tilting rear display. It even has solid video specs, borrowing many 4K features from the compact mirrorless X-T30. In short, it's a complete technological overhaul. Combined with Fujifilm's street photography savoir faire and a very high price tag, I'm expecting a lot from the X100V. Now, does it deliver?
Sony A6100 review: Incredible autofocus performance for a budget camera
Despite all the talk about full-frame mirrorless cameras lately, APS-C is still extremely important for Sony. The A6000 in particular was a huge hit, thanks to the combination of good performance, features, compact size and price. The 24.2-megapixel A6100 has the difficult job of replacing that classic, which came out way back in 2014. At that time, very few cameras could compete with Sony, but in 2020, the A6100 has some serious rivals, especially APS-C models from Canon and Fujifilm. Sony has gradually refreshed its APS-C lineup, with the A6100 the last model to come, following the A6400 and A6600 -- neither of which I was terribly impressed with. Both have world-class autofocus systems but otherwise failed to keep up with rivals. At prices as low as $600, however, the A6100 has wider market appeal and less competition.
Fujifilm X-Pro3 review: One peculiar camera
Fujifilm has never been afraid to create unusual cameras, with the fixed-lens X-100F compact being a great example. But the X-Pro has always been its most unusual series, and the latest model, the $1,800 X-Pro3, is perhaps the weirdest one so far. It still has a hybrid optical/electronic viewfinder as before. However, Fujifilm has now taken the idea of being "in the moment" to a new extreme with the rear display. Under normal use, you can't even see it to compose or check photos. Instead, it shows either your camera settings or the type of film simulation and ISO, like an old-school film camera. Besides that, it shares the sensor and a lot of other features with the X-T3, so why not just get that camera instead? To find out what makes the X-Pro3 so unique, let's take it out into Paris to see what it can do.
