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  • Sony a6700

    The a6700 is a little pricey when compared to the competition. But overall, the a6700 is one of the best options for hybrid travel photographers or content creators that crave professional features in a compact package.

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  • Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5

    While Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold upgrades are modest for 2023, a combination of factors make sure it's still the victor in the battle of the big-screened, book-style foldables.

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  • Google Pixel Fold

    [T]he Google Pixel Fold has a lot going for it: the most balanced camera system of any mainstream foldable; its front screen is much more comfortable to use than that of the Z Fold 5, the part-folded inner screen is great for watching 16:9 video on [...]

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  • Fujifilm X-S20

    The Fujifilm X-S20 is the perfect camera for most people, with its very straightforward controls, excellent fully automatic modes, and its small and compact size.

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  • DJI Osmo Action 4

    The Osmo Action 4, in some circumstances, can reasonably unseat the famous GoPro's top-of-the-line Hero 11 Black, while lags behind in others. If you shoot in lower light (and that includes overnight timelapses) then DJI have unquestionably moved into the lead.

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  • Nikon Df

    The Nikon Df is a camera that is all about its retro style. But with this full-frame DSLR, the traditional design is deeper than just surface looks.

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  • Nikon Nikkor Z DX 24mm f/1.7

    With its compact and lightweight construction, and an ‘effective’ 36mm focal length in full-frame terms, this lens is the perfect companion to any Nikon Z DX camera body, ideal for street photography and walkabout shooting.

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  • Nikon Z8

    Unless you really need the extended battery life of its bigger brother, or have to have that bigger grip with duplicated controls, this is the option we'd recommend over the Z9.

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  • Sigma 14mm f/1.4 DG DN Art

    Not just a one-trick pony, it’s also great for shooting landscapes, cityscapes, and architectural interiors, giving fabulous image quality backed up by superb handling and excellent build quality.

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  • Fujifilm XF 8mm f/3.5 R WR

    Fujifilm shooters have an affordable first-party ultra-wide-angle lens worthy of the system. With an impressive 8mm focal length (equivalent to 12mm on a full-frame camera), this lens allows you to capture an expansive scene that will leave you in awe.

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  • Sony ZV-E1

    The ZV-E1 is almost miraculously small, with dimensions so compact that you forget there is a large image-stabilized full-frame sensor sitting at the center.

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  • Sigma 23mm f/1.4 DC DN Contemporary

    Better still, it packs these favored features into a compact and lightweight build. The net result is a lens that’s ideal for street photography, environmental portraiture and for shooting indoors, as well as for grabbing some nice bokeh for close-ups.

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  • Sigma 17mm f/4 DG DN Contemporary

    Thanks to a modest f/4 aperture rating and clever design-work, this 17mm full-frame compatible lens is outrageously small and lightweight for its type, but impeccably engineered and a high-flyer in terms of image quality. And it comes with a very attractive price tag.

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  • Google Pixel 7a

    The Google Pixel 7a is a fun little device with helpful features. It might not be the phone of the year, but it is certainly the best small handset on the market right now.

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