Taking money out the equation, it’s probably a no brainer next camera for most serious Nikon wildlife or sports photographers.
Taking money out the equation, it’s probably a no brainer next camera for most serious Nikon wildlife or sports photographers.
After more than two months and more than 1,000 frames with the Tamron 150-500mm F5-6.7 Di III lens, I've been greatly impressed by its overall performance, sharpness, and build.
The Sony A1 is the kind of camera many of us could only ever dream of owning, and it’s fair to say after shooting with it for a month and a half I am now seriously considering whether it could be something I could live with as well, bank balance be damned.
In my opinion, the Air 2S is one of the best consumer drones DJI has made to date. Compact, user-friendly, and extremely versatile, the AIR 2S also has excellent image quality, solid low-light performance, and impressive battery life.
From its achingly cool retro looks to its solid imaging features, there’s a lot to like with the Nikon Z fc. If you’re looking for a take anywhere camera or something to sit alongside a more serious image-making tool, this would be a great choice.
Powerful, reasonably priced and with marvellous image quality, the GFX 100S is a home run from Fujifilm.
Faster, more advanced and tougher than ever before, this is Pentax’s speediest camera to date and the K-3 Mark III offers a genuine alternative to wildlife photographers who want to stay with DSLRs rather than move over to the mirrorless movement.
It’s a big investment, but Olympus have hit a home run with this cleverly designed lens.
Like a trusty old pair of running shoes, there’s something reassuring about the Nikon Z6 II.
I really enjoyed using the A7C, and can see its appeal for photographers looking for a more compact full-frame camera to use with their existing E-Mount lenses, or those who’ve been waiting for the right camera to upgrade from APS-C.
There is no doubt that the Nikon is one of the best value cameras on the market and certainly succeeds in bringing something new and fresh to the full-frame mirrorless market.
Canon's EOS R5 has generated a lot of press, and not all of it good.
Sony's 12-24mm f/2.8 GM lens is a stellar performer, displaying all the hallmarks of image sharpness and build quality inherent in Sony's premium GM line. But then again, with an RRP of $5,499, you would have to expect that.
The Fuji X100V is a well-equipped piece of kit with all the classic Fujifilm character you would expect. Think excellent ergonomics in a compact and lightweight package with oodles of retro character.
The Sony A6600 is a feature-packed camera, but it's not without its frustrations.
The fact you can buy a camera today with 100 MP for less than $20,000 is pretty remarkable, and shows just how far imaging technology has come in the past decade. It’s not overly practical, light or compact, but for sheer imaging splendour, the GFX 100 is a sensational camera.
If you don’t need more than 24 megapixels (and let’s be honest, how many people do?), the D780 is a great DSLR. If I owned one, it really would now be my go-to camera for most assignments.
At first glance, the new Sony A9 II doesn’t appear to offer much over its predecessor, but when you move past the sensor and look under the hood, you’ll find a camera that is faster, more refined and arguably much more versatile than the camera it succeeds.
There's a lot to like about the Leica Q2, but it's still not quite a complete home run. The body, although beautiful, isn't the most comfortable in the hand and the startup time is a little sluggish by modern standards.
It seems a bit bizarre to call a $5,699 camera that can shoot at nearly 9,500px suitable for everyday shooting, but the Sony A7R IV just about is.
In the past, Canon's EOS-M line-up (and the EF-M mount system) has always felt a bit neglected, but the EOS M6 Mark II brings it right up-to-date.
Ricoh haven’t messed with this DNA on the GR III, but have built upon it by adding modern-day tech such as the touch screen, higher resolution and IBIS. It’s an unapologetically simple camera to use, but that’s why people will love it.
The Panasonic S1 is easily the best camera Panasonic have released yet, with a compelling mix of rugged handling, smart intuitive design and impressive image quality that should impress even the pickiest of pixel peepers.
The Olympus OM-D E-M1X is a unique and feature-rich camera that offers a lot for Micro Four thirds shooters.
