Maarten Heilbron

38 reviews in PixelMeter

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  • Nikon D500

    The Nikon D500 has the intelligence for novices and a sophisticated control set for experienced shooters. Combined with Nikon's legendary image quality, the Nikon D500 is a flagship that you'd be proud to captain on your next voyage.

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  • Sony a6300

    It's not quite the value combination offered by the A6000, and it has more than its share of quirks. But with an amazing focus engine and near pro 4K video, the A6300 tops my list of APS-C sized mirrorless cameras.

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  • Nikon D5500

    The more photography, the better you'll like the Nikon D5500, making it an ideal camera to start, learn, or practice your photographic creativity.

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  • Sony RX10 II

    For me, it's really the lens that sells the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX10 II: manually controlled, wide constant aperture, versatile zoom, and great macro capability. Then Sony's technology leadership in areas from downloadable apps to picture profiles seal the deal.

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  • Nikon D7200

    Bottom line, the worst camera is one you've left behind because it's too big and heavy, so if you can get past that the Nikon D7200 is an excellent camera capable of creating great stills and good video.

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  • Panasonic Lumix GH4

    [T]he GH4, the best video camera with an amazing still mode or vice versa, it currently sits at the top of my listings for interchangeable lens mirrorless cameras.

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  • Nikon 1 S2

    The Nikon 1 S2 doesn't have everything you'd want, it does offer a lot more than I expected. The awkwardness of adjusting the controls make it best for auto shooting, which it's very good at.

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  • Sony a6000

    This is a lot of camera for the money. I've detailed some minor shortcomings, but I'm very positive and I have no reservations recommending this camera.

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  • Panasonic Lumix GX7

    I'm rather fond of the Micro 4/3 format and this camera; it's too big to pocket, but in other ways just about ideal for a small high-quality travel camera.

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