I think this is a great all-round choice for if you go out hiking, you're quite adventurous, and you want a camera you don't have to sort of be too much, something that's gonna take some knocks and still work extremely well.
I think this is a great all-round choice for if you go out hiking, you're quite adventurous, and you want a camera you don't have to sort of be too much, something that's gonna take some knocks and still work extremely well.
It's a really nice piece of glass, but do bear in mind it is quite heavy, so if you're looking for something more compact then maybe look at a different lens.
I'm in love with the photos I've been able to produce with this.
To say I'm impressed is an understatement. I fell in love with the Leica Q when that came out.
[I]f you're looking for a decent camera that is going to be perfect for street photography, then I would really highly recommend the Fujifilm X70.
I think that Panasonic have got the balance just about right with the Panasonic Lumix GX85 (GX80). I think it's a superb camera.
I think overall with the quality is better when you look at the combined output, i.e. The video and the audio and the focus. I couldn't forgive the Sony for losing focus on subjects all the time.
Do check out this one. It's it's a really good entry levelvel DSLR.
It has got some really wonderful ergonomics and excellent results for both photos and video, and I think it's worthy of its asking price.
Brilliant, brilliant camera. And I'm glad it's mine.
[W]hat you're getting here is a very good proposition for a sort of compact, although not very compact, interchangeable lens cameras.
I've just been very pleased indeed with the performance of this little tiny camera.
If you're looking for something to deliver really nice photos with the added ability of that full HD video and the external microphone port, the K01 could well be worth checking out.
[O]verall, the GX1 really nice camera.
That is a reasonable amount for what you're getting, a lot of features in here, and I think it's worth every penny.
I'm sure you have gathered from that review that I absolutely love this camera.
Now, the 60D is not going to be for everyone. It's quite large, quite bulky, but if you want quality 18 megapixel photos and 1080p video capture, then I can certainly recommend it.
The Olympus PEN E-PL1 offers up a very flexible package with superb build quality and excellent handling.
The Canon EOS Rebel T2i (550D) wins my Gold Award for delivering features far beyond its price point.
