There are also those who have expressed dislike for it "because." But for me, the GoPro Mission 1 Pro ILS is one of the most genuinely fascinating cameras I've used in a great many years. It's got me experimenting again and it's got me excited for cinematography again.
The image quality from it is incredibly good, and the ease of using it makes it fun to use.
[...] In general, I've been extremely impressed with the Luna Ultra. It's a considerable step up from previous Insta360 cameras.
The stand-out here is the very complete feature set, bolstered further by today’s firmware release. To be like this at launch suggests some real application of effort from the engineering team.
The Insta360 X5 doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but it absolutely makes the 360 format more usable, more robust, and possibly more appealing for a wider range of users who felt that the image quality of previous models wasn’t quite there.
The Insta360 Ace Pro 2 is a very well-thought-out and produced camera. In its current form it would suit people who want a vibrant image right out of the camera that they can send straight through to social media.
[T]he DJI Osmo Action 4 represents good value compared with the competition.
What Panasonic has done here is to take an already very good camera, and make it much more competitive. There are numerous tweaks here and there over the S5, but the big one is the new autofocus system.
Insta360 has most certainly created a very impressive action camera. The $449 Ace Pro produces some impressive imagery, as well as providing reliability, an ultra-snappy touchscreen interface, exceptional battery life, and a fantastic mounting system.
The Nikon Z9 is an absolute beast of a camera, that much is true. In many respects, aside from size, it’s possibly the best mirrorless camera in existence right now.
Apart from my minor niggles, the ONE RS is an extremely capable action camera and a very credible alternative to the competition.
I really enjoyed using the GH6. The image quality from it is superb with some great colour reproduction.
Because the Ronin 4D solves some practical issues, combined with its sheer versatility at an incredibly attractive price point, I can see this being a new genre of camera that is here to stay.
[T]here are much less expensive options out there for this.
The video features are fine, but it’s clearly, mainly, a stills camera. In that, its chosen realm, it brooks no compromise.
I’ve been testing this camera for a week and I love the form factor although I think that perhaps there have been a few too many compromises to make this work.
We find that Fujifilm's X-T4 is a well featured, high performing hybrid mirrorless camera with the added bonus of high frame rates.
At an RRP of $3,400 with the 24-105 f/4 lens, the Lumix S1 is not cheap as a stills camera. It is unashamedly a professional imaging device.
In my 30 year’s experience of working with video cameras, I can say with hand on heart that the GH4 is the first camera I would trust for both stills and video.
I strongly believe that the 1DC is the first of a new class of cameras that will become the staple kit that photographers worldwide will want to take with them.
The Pocket 4P has been highly anticipated.
