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  • Leica SL3-P

    The new Leica SL3-P is a capable camera, but at a high price. In a way, this is unfortunate, as it would otherwise be quite appealing not only to existing Leica customers.

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  • DJI Lito 1

    I think both Lighter one and X1 make perfect sense for beginners and firsttime aerial creators because even though they are the most affordable drones in DJI's lineup, they now have the full obstacle sensing.

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  • Nikon ZR

    At $2,200, the Nikon ZR is it's a solid camera with average specifications, but with a great image quality and useful features.

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  • Leica SL3-S

    The iconic Leica red badge might appeal to some, but in today’s market, those who can afford the camera will likely continue to consider it, while others will turn to more affordable yet equally capable.

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  • Fujifilm GFX 100 II

    True, this is still a hybrid device, hence some of the compromises they made like the absence of an articulated LCD screen, but all in all, Fujifilm did a great job here and I'm extremely curious to see how the market will react in adopting it.

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  • Sony ZV-E1

    Sony did a good job with this camera by balancing the camera performance, its usability, and features for the targeted vlogger audience.

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  • Fujifilm X-H2

    Personally, the X-H2 is the best camera for video FUJIFILM has ever made! I’m sure it will also cater well to those who need to produce video next to photo content as the 40.2MP sensor is sufficient for such a “dual task”.

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  • DJI Ronin 4D

    For me, this is nothing short of a revolution, and while it's certainly not for everybody, I think it means that most cameras will not look the same in a few years from now.

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  • Sony FX3

    If I have to conclude I have to say that the Sony FX3 is a very nice camera produces gorgeous images, very sharp, very nice. Same capabilities, exactly like the Sony a7s III minus the EVF but plus the active cooling system.

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  • Fujifilm X-S10

    I think FUJIFILM did a really good job with this new camera for $999 you get a camera that can do a lot. So, I think the value for money is really good here.

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  • Panasonic Lumix S5

    This camera might prove to be the most important LUMIX L-Mount camera Panasonic has ever released. It is the one that is supposed to drive the LUMIX cameras engine forward, as it offers good performance at an attractive price – especially when combined with the 20-60mm kit lens.

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  • Fujifilm X-T4

    The FUJIFILM X-T4 is currently the best APS-C camera that can shoot video in the market (and in all honesty, with its functionality and picture quality it can easily challenge many of the more expensive full-frame mirrorless cameras out there).

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  • Panasonic Lumix S1

    The LUMIX S1 camera is Panasonic’s first attempt (alongside the S1R) of entering the world of full frame sensor cameras and as such, I think they did really well! They are presenting a well-balanced shooting device (specification- vs.

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  • Fujifilm X-T3

    Further more, by introducing the first ever APS-C sensor size camera that can shoot 10-Bit video internally, FUJIFILM is positioning itself at the forefront and becoming a serious candidate to consider when thinking of shooting video on a mirrorless camera.

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