The new X-T30 II is an incredibly incremental upgrade of the two-year-old X-T30, offering so few new features that fans of the series have asked why most of them couldn't be rolled-out to the X-T30 via the company's much vaunted series of Kaizen firmware upgrades [...]
The new Sony A6100 is a much more significant upgrade from the incredibly popular A6000 than the A6400 and A6600 were from the A6300 and A6500 respectively, gaining a lot of cutting-edge functionality from the more expensive, sophisticated models.
If you’ve read the entire review, you will probably agree that the Nikon D3100 produces image quality that defies its entry-level status.
While it's not radically different to the cameras that have come before it, and therefore unlikely to attract too many new fans, the Fujifilm X100V is definitely the best X100 camera ever, and well worth upgrading to if you're a dedicated follower of the venerable series.
If you can live with the limited effective ISO range, I would highly recommend the Olympus C-8080 Wide Zoom to you. It's a great all-in-one solution and a real alternative to the weight and bulk of a DSLR with several lenses.
[T]he Nikons D300 has got to be pretty much near the top of any wants list.
Otherwise I can strongly recommend the Olympus E-300 - not only does it have an attractive price-tag, but it is also a very well-made and capable camera that will more than meet the needs of most users.
The Lumix G9 is the most well-specified, well-built and well-rounded Panasonic mirrorless camera to date, offering a long list of mouth-watering features with performance and image quality to back them up.
[Y]ou’re somebody who does a bit of everything – landscapes, portraiture, action and so on, then the Z 6 is in all likelihood the best all-round camera on the market right now.
Weight and bulk aside, we really enjoyed using the Panasonic S1 during the period we spent with the camera. It’s intuitively designed and well thought out in terms of control layout and operation.
It may not have the magnsium-alloy body of its predecessor and the battery life is a little lacklustre for 2019, but overall the E-M5 Mark III is both the most well-balanced camera in the Olympus range and a real contender in the enthusiast mirrorless camera market.
It's surprisingly capable for what is after all only a "mid-range" camera, but unfortunately it also surprisingly under-performs in a few key areas, which may make or break its potential appeal.
[T]he fp is a a rather nice camera, and a giant leap forwards for Sigma, who have previously released a range of niche, Foveon-sensor cameras that have made very little impact on the market.
In summary, the Canon EOS 5D Mark II is a very well-made camera with a no-fuss design that's aimed firmly at serious photographers.
