If your intended use requires good centre sharpness, and the ability to reduce depth of field to the minimum, not much else comes close.
If your intended use requires good centre sharpness, and the ability to reduce depth of field to the minimum, not much else comes close.
The Sony Cybershot HX9v is an extremely well built camera, with a high quality metal body, and good design.
I would definitely recommend this camera to anyone especially amateur and enthusiast level photographers. It will keep most photographers happy for some time.
The build and silent focusing are welcome refinements, even if the focusing speed does seem a little slow.
I'm a little disappointed by the lacklustre performance towards the edges at maximum aperture.
The bottom line is that it’s a good camera overall, at times very good, but you aren’t getting [it's price] worth of value.
This lens is a very good performer representing good value for money without compromising quality.
Once again Nikon's revamp of their lens line-up has produced a new optic worthy of the professional gold-stripe designation.
It’s another nice little camera from Olympus which will only aid to bolster the MFT (Micro Four Thirds) market and adds a budget model into the range.
This new 100mm macro lens from Canon is a no-compromise optic worthy of the 'L-series' designation.
[T]he performance of this camera is excellent, and will find many fans whether they be interested in still, or video, or both.
I've awarded the Nikon D700 with our highly recommended award because of the image quality, features and performance.
The camera is great to hold and the quality oozes out as it's used.
With the motors being too noisy and the image being too soft on screen, the Ricoh Caplio R7 appears to be a desparate offering from Ricoh.
The IXUS 75 scores well on all accounts. It is stylishly designed, well-built, and performed well in all of the ePHOTOzine tests.
There are virtually no criticisms of this lens that we can come up with! The build is a little short of L quality, but is still well built.
With lots of picture modes and a generally simplified body control system, this is a DSLR that beginners can pick up and use.
If the idea of having a camera with a sensor the same size as 35mm film is just too much for you to resist, at any price, then the Canon EOS 5D is clearly for you.
We enjoyed using this rather novel camera once we got used to the offset viewfinder position.
Olympus should be commended for going out on a limb with the four thirds system and trying to be innovative.
Handling is good, the lens is an unobtrusive companion and is likely to be light and compact enough to take anywhere. It can happily be recommended.
The Panasonic Lumix GX800 is a competitively priced camera with great image quality and 4K video.
The Panasonic Lumix S 18mm f/1.8 lens is definitely 'Highly Recommended'.
This lens will not disappoint, having very high-quality results in a light and compact form factor and at a realistic price level. The conclusion is that the lens can be 'Highly Recommended'.
