Pentax K-S2 8.6/10
Like the K50 and K-S1, the K-S2 will suit a wide range of photo enthusiasts with different levels of expertise.
Like the K50 and K-S1, the K-S2 will suit a wide range of photo enthusiasts with different levels of expertise.
While offering the same 12.3-megapixel Live MOS sensor, SSWF dust removal system and TruePic V image processor as the E-P2, the new model is smaller and lighter in construction [...]
The Fujinon XF 55-200mm f/3.5-4.8 R LM OIS lens is hight quality and high performance.
Compact and light in weight, it features a retractable design and, while not particularly fast [...] is a decent ‘take everywhere’ lens and represents good value for money when purchased with a camera body.
Covering the longest zoom range yet for Canon’s EOS R-series cameras, it’s remarkable for the resolution it achieves for its range, size and price.
The OM-D E-M10 was a great little camera that combined excellent performance with innovative features and was offered at a very competitive price.
Olympus continues to improve its entry-level OM-D cameras and, although the improvements in the E-M10 Mark III are relatively minor, it remains a very attractive camera for photographers who want to expand an existing Olympus OM-D or PEN-based system.
The S1R is particularly suitable for portrait and landscape photographers as well as pro photographers who shoot weddings, fashion and commercial products, particularly where high-resolution images are needed for making poster-sized enlargements.
Sony’s latest ‘full-frame’ compact camera features a higher-resolution sensor, improved autofocusing, Wi-Fi with NFC, a pop-up EVF and a tilting monitor.
[F]eaturing the same ‘retro’ styling as its predecessor, the Fujifilm X20 appears superficially identical to the X10. But inside there have been plenty of changes to bring this advanced digicam up-to-date.
It looks great, is reasonably well built and offers decent (though not exceptional) all-round performance.
The PowerShot G7X Mark II provides worthwhile improvements on its predecessor and is a better all-round performer.
Video in a DSLR is a significant advance – particularly at the D90’s price point.
The compact size of this lens and its large maximum aperture make it ideal for travel, event and environmental photography and it also makes a great general-purpose lens when high-quality images are required.
For M4/3 shooters, the M.Zuiko Digital ED 300mm f/4.0 IS PRO is the only choice if you want a fast prime lens that offers the same field-of-view coverage as a 600mm lens on a 35mm camera.
The Sony FE 28mm f/2 lens represents excellent value for money and promises to deliver superior performance on Sony’s α7-series cameras, particularly those with lower resolution (which means most of them).
Compared with entry-level models, the EOS 60D is a substantial handful, although its largely polycarbonate body makes it a little lighter than you’d expect for its size.
Although it encompasses a zoom range suited to general purpose photography, the RF 28-70mm f/2L USM lens is most suitable for wedding and event photographers where its fast maximum aperture makes it more versatile than smaller, slower lenses.
A capable DSLR for photographers who require a broad range of adjustable functions plus Full HD video recording.
While obviously designed for photo enthusiasts who want a pocketable, ‘take everywhere’ camera with a decent set of controls and capabilities, the lack of a viewfinder (or any way to attach one) will deter many potential purchasers.
A fast, high-performance standard zoom lens for Nikon SLR cameras.
Photographers who require a truly pocketable, take everywhere camera will find the G7 X III can certainly fill the bill.
As a compact, relatively sophisticated and capable camera for those who like to travel light, the EOS M50 II kit ticks plenty of boxes and has real appeal to those who post images and movie clips to social media.
The entire design concept behind the PEN-F is aimed at JPEG shooters who are active on social media.
