The Leica Q2 is a unique camera that offers a simple, easy to use camera, with premium build quality, design, and high image quality. The 47mp full-frame sensor combines with a high-quality Leica 28mm f/1.7 prime lens, to offer extremely sharp results.
Arguably one of the most exciting cameras to be released recently is the Leica M9.
If you want the best, and have the money, then, without a doubt, the Sony Alpha 1 is the best all-round digital camera currently available.
If you're looking for a digital rangefinder, then you won't be disappointed with the Leica M10, as it is the most refined Leica M digital rangefinder yet.
If you love ultra-wide lenses, then this could well be the one that will hit the spot.
Great value for money, incredibly even performance across the whole focal length range, lovely bokeh and fantastic handling just about sum up this attractive and useful lens. Along with its 16-28mm sibling, they make a great pair to travel light with.
As a tool for photography, the OnePlus 9 Pro has really impressed us and we have to say it's one of the best cameras we've seen on a smartphone at this price point which might still be high for some but it is less expensive than other premium smartphones.
The Z f has a unique retro appeal, is as solid as any FM2-lookalike is expected to be, and produces exceptionally fine results.
The Sigma fp L, like the fp, is a unique camera, and one that will appeal to a fairly narrow set of the market.
The Nikon Z7 II may seem like a "subtle" update to the original Z 7, but it's offering a range of updates that make this camera an excellent all-round package.
I like this lens, and am pleased with the images that it has made possible. It handles well, and the results are sharp, with some absolutely gorgeous bokeh, despite only having 7 diaphragm blades.
As a result, it can quite positively be 'Recommended'.
Some lenses just gel and just get on with the job, performing flawlessly and smoothly and not getting in the way of image-making. This is such a lens; what a beauty it is and what lovely results it delivers.
For those looking for a DSLR, then the Pentax K-3 III is one of the best APS-C DSLRs available, with a 25.7mp APS-C BSI CMOS sensor and Shake Reduction (SR) system, giving great image quality, with low levels of noise, and excellent colour reproduction.
A combination of fast operation and AF and very good quality results has resulted in a beautiful lens. It is heavy, but manageable, is very easy to use and it locks on to the subject virtually every time.
If I were a vlogger, or aspiring to be one, then the Sony ZV-E10 with its 16-50mm pancake lens would be a very serious contender.
Using this lens as a general-purpose travel lens, for landscape, architecture, street, portraits, flower details, and wildlife, it is entirely possible that it will easily cover all those needs.
The Nikon Nikkor Z MC 50mm f/2.8 gives a superb performance, excellent handling and a light, compact form factor all sum up this excellent macro lens. There are no bad macro lenses, but this one pushes the envelope out a little further and excels.
There can be no better example than this new Sony lens – faster, lighter, more compact and with higher performance than what was already a really excellent lens.
The options have been sensibly and significantly increased by this new f/2.8 lens.
Canon has produced a superb camera that offers a truly professional photographic tool as the flagship of the EOS R mirrorless system. The handling is excellent, everything having been well thought out.
There is no doubt that the lens delivers an excellent to outstanding performance, and at a very keen price. Add to that the small, light form factor and we have perhaps an ideal travelling companion.
This is the top of the line Flagship Z series camera, and we can tell. It has every feature imaginable, is beautifully made, performs impeccably and is every bit the professional photographic tool.
Beautifully made, the Olympus OM-1, the last OM System camera to bear that name, is compact, efficient and performs admirably; a suitably impressive way to say farewell to the Olympus name and to greet OM System.
