Panasonic Lumix G9 II 87/100
The DC-G9 II offers image quality and autofocus improvements over the GH6 yet offers much of that camera's video spec and its amazing stabilization.
The DC-G9 II offers image quality and autofocus improvements over the GH6 yet offers much of that camera's video spec and its amazing stabilization.
The Nikon Zf is a camera whose image quality and performance live up to its stylish looks, but its handling and operation isn't always quite as slick. Paired with smaller, lighter lenses, it's a joy, but your Z-mount options are somewhat limited at present.
The video-centric Sony ZV-1 Mark II has excellent rolling shutter, industry-leading autofocus and a very nice selfie-friendly zoom lens, but runs into issues with short battery life and flat out-of-camera audio.
With an F2 maximum aperture, it's a bit slower than other X-mount prime options at the same focal length, but in exchange, it's much smaller and lighter than the competition, making it a great walkaround or travel option.
There are two ways in which you can evaluate the Canon EOS R100. For a camera that sells for under $500 with a kit lens, it does what it needs to do.
The bottom line is that Fujifilm’s X-S20 gives you a lot of value for the money. Although it’s a little more expensive than (and a dead ringer for) the previous X-S10, this is a meaningful upgrade in most regards – especially if you’re hoping to capture video with it.
The Sony a7CR features the same best-in-class high-resolution full-frame image quality and industry-leading autofocus performance as the gold award-winning a7R V in a smaller, lighter, more affordable package.
The full-frame Sony a7C II may be small in size, but it offers a full suite of features for both still and video shooting.
The Z8 is the best mirrorless camera Nikon yet made, and arguably the best camera it’s ever produced. It’s big, it’s heavy and it’s expensive, but it also includes everything that makes the Z9 one of the world’s best pro cameras and delivers it, undiluted, to a broader audience.
The Canon EOS R50 is a very capable mirrorless camera, especially when you take its $799 (with lens) price into account. It delivers in nearly all areas, most importantly photo quality and autofocus.
Even if you never shoot a single frame of video, the GFX 100 II represents a major step forward for the system.
The GoPro Hero12 Black is the company’s most powerful, most advanced Hero camera to date, and it definitely feels like it.
It excels in every regard whether you’re focused on stills, traditional video, vlogging, or all three.
While the EOS R8 is hardly the highest-performing camera we’ve seen from Canon lately, it is an exemplary entry-grade option.
Ultimately, outside of a present lack of RF-S glass, the Canon EOS R7 is one of the most well-rounded, versatile, and capable APS-C mirrorless cameras for the money in 2023.
[...] The Canon EOS R10 is a very capable camera that can grow with you, offering the flexibility and potential to step up your photography game.
[T]he Fujifilm X-T5 is the most capable and one of the most enjoyable APS-C cameras in 2023 thanks to a class-leading high-resolution sensor, a time-tested and well-matured design, and a competent autofocus system [...]
It's a beautiful piece of gear, but it is also not easy to use, weighs a ton, and is incredibly expensive.
The Fujifilm X-H2 is the brand's first model to make the jump to 40MP, the highest-resolution APS-C sensor to date.
So I know how else to put it, this Canon RF 16mm f/2.8 is an affordable little gem. What can we really complain about? Could be sharper wide open, autofocus motors maybe a little bit noisy, but otherwise this is actually an awesome little travel walk around lens.
The Canon EOS R6 II stands out even from the very capable crowd of $2000-2500 full-frame cameras.
I do like that Canon is giving you either option now. If you want the hybrid body, you have an option, or if you want a dedicated cinema camera in the same kind of price range.
The OM-5's balance between durability, capability, and portability is hard to match anywhere in the photography world. Although it lacks bleeding-edge performance, for the money this model gives beginners a lot of bang for the buck.
It's not overly heavy or bulky, and although we've got some optical downsides overall the lens is very sharp and it's a very decent performer.
