Pentax K-3 Mark III 8.6/10
The Pentax K-3 III is compact, robustly-built, weather-resistant, and boasts an impressive array of controls.
The Pentax K-3 III is compact, robustly-built, weather-resistant, and boasts an impressive array of controls.
Owners of Sony full frame cameras looking for a telephoto lens for birding, sports and/or wildlife photography will find a lot to like in this lens.
Its overall performance is so much better than we expected at such an affordable price. We recommend it to those seeking a ‘do-everything’ lens for general photography.
The small size, light weight and weather-resistant sealing of this lens make it a useful choice for travel and everyday photography.
The Canon EOS R3 will meet the needs of sports photographers and many photojournalists who need to shoot professional-standard stills and video.
The combination of excellent performance, compact size and an affordable price tag will make this lens worth considering by anyone who owns a Z-mount camera, whether they be full-frame or APS-C Z-mount shooters.
Nikon Z9 is a complex and highly developed piece of imaging equipment that will reward photographers who are prepared to spend time working with it, exploring its capabilities and learning how to configure it to suit their personal working styles [...]
The RF 100-400mm f/5.6-8 IS USM is a lens many owners of Canon’s EOS R cameras have been waiting for. Although not particularly fast, it has a winning combination of light weight, easy handling, sharp focusing and a competitive price tag.
While the Nikkor Z 400mm f/2.8 TC VR S lens won’t suit generalist photographers, it will definitely meet the needs of its target market: professional sports photographers. And the high price of this lens should not be a disincentive given the competent performance of this lens.
The Sony FE 16-35mm f/4 G PZ is a great little lens for owners of Sony’s full frame cameras who are looking for a reasonably-priced, high-performance wide angle zoom. It’s not the fastest of its type; nor is it the widest of Sony’s full-frame zooms.
The Nikkor Z 14-24mm f2.8 S is a niche product. Photographers who need to fill that niche should find it eminently suitable.
As an entry-level model, the EOS R10 will appeal to photographers looking for a relatively small and light interchangeable-lens camera with a good (and useable) range of controls, 4K video recording, fast burst shooting and an affordable price tag.
Photographers who have been waiting for a ‘serious’ cropped sensor mirrorless camera from Canon won’t be disappointed; the R7 is a pleasure to use and a competent performer.
Just like the GH4 and GH5 before it, the GH6 is the camera of choice for those who want the most professional video quality available at the time coupled with the ability to capture decent stills shots.
Tamron’s 20-40mm f/2.8 Di III VXD is likely to delight prospective buyers, whether they purchase it for a specific purpose like real estate photography, or just for general use.
The relatively light weight of Tamron’s 70-300 f/4.5-6.3 Di RXD III lens lens, coupled with its affordable price tag, will make it popular with photo enthusiasts. Support for Sony’s sophisticated focusing functions is an added bonus.
The R50 is a good performer and a nice fit for its target market, which is why we’ve nominated it as an Editor’s Choice.
The Sony FE 20-70mm f/4 G is one of the more interesting standard-range zoom lenses to appear in recent times and it’s well worth a look for anyone who wants a wider reach than the standard 24-70mm or 24-105mm zooms.
Without the high-resolution electronic viewfinder (EVF) of the original Z50 body design, the Z30 isn’t particularly attractive to serious photographers, particularly those who like shooting outdoors.
The Z fc is a small, relatively light camera that looks stylish and offers the plenty of adjustable controls.
The X-S20 is a very competent all-round model that caters to a wide variety of photographers and videographers.
Nikon’s Z MC 105mm f/2.8 VR S is an excellent lens that merits a place in the kit of any photographer who owns a Z-mount camera, especially those interested in macro or portrait photography.
For professionals looking for the best image and video quality and the most usable medium format option on the market, the GFX 100 II is even better than the camera it replaces.
The OM-1 Mark II camera is a delight to use and its improved functionality will certainly be beneficial for many photographers.
