It’s still not as practical and affordable as ultra-telephoto zooms for smaller formats, though, and more for photographers with sufficiently bulging biceps and wallets.
It’s still not as practical and affordable as ultra-telephoto zooms for smaller formats, though, and more for photographers with sufficiently bulging biceps and wallets.
[T]he Leica Q3 is a superb performer that’s lovely to use, and capable of producing fantastic images.
It offers all the same capabilities as the excellent G9II, and a little bit more besides.
Leica’s original 28mm Q3 was excellent, but the addition of a superb 43mm f/2 lens elevates the Leica Q3 43 even further. It’s a stunning camera that offers sensational image quality – at a price.
The D780 arrives a bit late for those who’ve already jumped ship to Nikon’s excellent Z-series, or other full-frame mirrorless system, but this doesn’t take anything away from what is a sensational camera that’s built to a professional standard and is a sheer delight to use.
Based on price alone the ZV-E10 should prove a very popular camera. Its video credentials certainly surpass those of its chief rival at launch, the Canon EOS M50 Mark II – the go-to camera for most YouTubers.
Yes, you have to pay a lot of money for the privilege of owning one, and yes, you have to accept some practical limitations. But the reward is phenomenal image quality in a remarkably portable package.
The Sony Alpha 6400 is without doubt the most Jekyll-and-Hyde of all the cameras I’ve reviewed recently. On the one hand, it’s impossible to praise its new autofocus technology highly enough – this really was a glimpse of the future.
The Sony Alpha A9 III’s global-shutter sensor brings amazing speed and unique advantages for sports shooters. However, its image quality lags behind its peers, making it very much a niche product.
For the price, you get an extremely capable full-frame camera that delivers well across a wide variety of different situations.
While lacking 4K video and modern AF modes it’s still a worthy photography camera.
The Xiaomi 13T Pro is a really nice phone, with a triple camera system, it has a great main camera, a good 2x telephoto camera, and a good enough ultra-wide-angle camera, and it’s a definite improvement over last year’s 12T Pro.
I’d certainly say that this is one of the best mid-range phones out there at the moment, and I’d probably recommend it to most, with some caveats.
Without any doubt, the Alpha 6700 is Sony’s best APS-C camera to date, and by quite some margin.
[W]ith the Alpha 7 IV, the firm has produced a substantially improved camera that offers enough updates not only to tempt its existing users to upgrade, but also to turn the heads of DSLR users who might be considering making the transition to mirrorless.
On the whole, the Vivo X200 Pro is an excellent performer, which produces fantastic results across a wide variety of scenarios. It excels at macro and portraiture, and does very well in low light.
The D500 is the most well-accomplished crop sensor and makes a great investment for professionals and enthusiasts alike.
On paper, the Nikon D850 has a jaw-dropping spec that’s tailored for almost any subject and situation.
In many ways, the Rollei 35AF is a nice recreation of classic Rollei 35 compacts from the 1960s and 1970s. It takes decent photos, too.
The Canon EOS 90D is a versatile and reliable DSLR, capable of producing excellent images in a multitude of different shooting situations.
The Canon EOS 250D / Rebel SL3 is a generously featured, easy-to use entry-level DSLR that has plenty going for it. Overall image quality is very good, delivering vibrant colour images and enough fine detail to make large prints.
The Vivo X100 Pro is an incredible camera phone with a telephoto macro camera. It has changed my product photography, as I no longer need to bring a full-size camera with me to events.
The Wide 400 is a perfectly decent point and shoot. More experienced photographers, however, might find it a bit mid and not particularly enticing.
This is quite easily one of the best performing smartphones on the market for photography, with a one-inch sensor and four Leica Summilux lenses really setting it apart from its rivals.
