Given the 645Z’s specs, the use of the same CMOS sensor as other medium- format cameras and its amazingly low price, it’s a strong competitor and an excellent point of entry into the medium-format world.
Given the 645Z’s specs, the use of the same CMOS sensor as other medium- format cameras and its amazingly low price, it’s a strong competitor and an excellent point of entry into the medium-format world.
At $3,200, the a7R II is a little pricier than the original model but offers so much more that we think it’s worth it.
The K-S2 is the best choice for most serious beginning photographers. No other manufacturer can match the features, usability and ruggedness at this price.
The E-M5 Mark II has better weather sealing than most competitors in its class, plus great still photo and HD video quality. A pop-out display, Wi-Fi and compact, versatile design make the Mark II a very solid sequel.
There’s much to like in the 7D Mark II, from its image quality and feature set to its handling and durable design. The camera is sniper-like in its ability to lock on moving subjects and keep them tack sharp.
