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  • This is a great combination of a lens that is light and compact, delivers great results and handles beautifully. There are, as mentioned, a couple of small points such as the zoom creep, but overall a near faultless experience.

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  • The lens acquits itself extremely well as a travel companion and general purpose optic. It can cover events, portraits, small groups, close ups and even maintains its performance when shooting flat text or documents.

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  • The new 15mm lens is 50% lighter, 30% shorter and has a reduced filter size from 67mm to 58mm, when compared to the 16mm f/1.4 lens that it replaces. The performance is still maintained. The handling is enhanced by the inclusion of a control ring/aperture ring.

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  • Canon RF 85mm f/1.4L VCM

    For stills, a superbly sharp 85mm lens perfect for portraits, weddings and social events plus of course all the usual applications for a short telephoto. For video, virtually silent VCM focusing plus a silent click-free aperture ring.

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  • Fujifilm X-E5

    This is all in a likeable rangefinder-style format that will appeal to traditional photographers as well as those who love modern technology. Handling is superb, the quality is sublime and this could well be an ideal travel companion.

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  • Fujifilm X-T30 III

    The X-T30 III could be the ideal beginner's camera, as well as appealing to any photographer seeking a light, compact system for travel and general use.

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  • Nikon continues to pursue a path of excellence, there is no doubt about that. The new lens is a further example of their high standards, and it is difficult to see how the level could meaningfully be improved upon, regardless of how much money might be spent.

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  • Sigma 200mm f/2 DG OS Sports

    Sigma continue firing on all cylinders and here we have another very fine lens. It offers an alternative to the ubiquitous 70-200mm f/2.8 zooms with its significantly faster (by 1 stop) f/2 aperture and glorious bokeh.

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  • Fujifilm GFX100RF

    The new GFX100 RF will appeal to those photographers seeking the highest quality in as compact a package as possible, perhaps ideally suiting wedding and social as well as landscape and travel genres.

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  • Leica Q3 43

    If you want quality without compromise in a reasonably compact form factor then the Leica Q3 43 could well hit the spot. For travel, reportage, photojournalism, landscape and even portraiture then the quality is there, and very convincingly so.

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  • Sony a1 II

    An incredible camera from Sony, worthy of its Flagship status. The price may be high, but the quality and innovation are totally there in this Powerhouse of Technology.

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  • Pentax 17

    The first new film camera for two decades, the Pentax 17 offers a bold new way into the mysteries of analog film photography, opening up the craft for everyone from smartphone/tablet users to experienced photographers who can re-discover the pleasures of film.

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