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  • Sony RX1R III

    If photo resolution, the ability to print your photos, and file quality matter, then this camera is easily worth $5,100. If you use the camera for assignments that generate income, and can capture images you otherwise would miss, the price tag might even seem reasonable.

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  • Sony a7C II

    After testing the A7CII alongside many other newly-released full-frame digital cameras, I think it’s the best camera on the market for those of us who like to adventure.

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  • GoPro Hero 11 Black

    The Hero 11 Black introduces a few capabilities that drastically improve my chances of getting the shot, and other features that ensure the shot will be superior to anything my intermediate skill-level typically affords.

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  • Canon EOS 60D

    If you’ve been thinking of upgrading to an HDSLR and don’t want to spring for the 7D or pro-level 5D, the 60D is a solid choice. Otherwise, pay the extra $400 for the 7D; the added resolution is worth it.

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  • Nikon D90

    Consider it the Corvette to Canon’s Lamborghini—i.e., it’s not the most luxurious, but it’s still one very sweet machine: 4.5-frames-per-second shooting, a 12.3-meg sensor, and a best-in-the-industry, super-hi-res three-inch LCD screen.

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  • What separates this camera from all the other 6-meg point-and-shoots is a sensor that enables it to detect faces in the frame—up to ten at a time—and automatically set the precise focus and exposure for each one.

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