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  • Fujifilm X-E3

    I mentioned at the start of this Fujifilm X-E3 review how I have mostly overlooked the rangefinder style of Fujifilm X Series camera in place of the Fujifilm X-T series.

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  • Canon EOS R

    The Canon EOS R is the first step in the right direction, but it’s so far behind Sony that I wouldn’t recommend it to another professional photographer.

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  • The Fujifilm X-T30 is a brilliant little camera that will surprise any user with its overall performance and capacity to produce exceptional image quality.

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  • OM System OM-5

    If you want a camera body that can fit inside your jacket pocket for outdoor adventures, the OM System OM-5 is a great choice. It's priced well, and it, along with compatible lenses, will not weigh you down as you are out and about.

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  • Fujifilm X-T4

    Building upon the features of its predecessors, the X-T4 impresses across the board. Image and video quality both shine, AF works a treat, and the continuous shooting mode positively purrs.

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  • Canon EOS R6

    The Canon EOS R6 is a value-packed and feature-rich camera that was overshadowed by the release of its more expensive brother, the Canon EOS R5. If y0u want to get many of the features of the R5 without the price tag and fancy video specs, the R6 is for you.

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  • Canon EOS M50

    The Canon M50 is a mirrorless camera that bridges the gap between smartphone and DSLR. Though smaller, lighter and cheaper than a DSLR, it boasts impressive image quality, 4K video, 10 fps burst shooting, and an advanced autofocus system.

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  • Fujifilm X-A7

    The Fujifilm X-A7 is a perfect camera for entry-level photographers, in that it provides a perfect solution for those wanting to improve their photography game.

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  • The Fujifilm X-S10 is feature-packed and gives the flagship X-T models a run for their money Fujifilm has been a survivor – much like the Japanese culture that created this company.

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  • There’s really not much more to say in this review, other than the Canon 5D Mark IV was worth the wait. It is a camera that is unlike anything in the Nikon line-up, the closest thing to it being the $6500 flagship D5.

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  • Leica Q3

    All in all, even though the Leica Q3 may look physically identical to the much-loved Leica Q2, it is a new camera nested beneath its shell, and this is a camera hard to not recommend to anyone.

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  • Leica Q

    I love the Leica Q, but it definitely isn't for everyone. If the 28mm focal length is for you, then the blistering fast (and accurate) AF, stunning image quality, great low light performance coupled with perfect size and weight, makes this a serious contender.

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  • Sony a1

    The ultimate camera for professionals, offering unparalleled autofocus, 50MP stills and 8k video in a compact build.

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  • DJI Air 2S

    Combines impressive image quality with intelligent flight features and compact portability, offering both enthusiasts and professionals an exceptional aerial photography experience at an affordable price.

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  • [T]he Sigma 28-70mm f/2.8 is a versatile and solid lens. It’s not the pinnacle of performance but definitely a workhorse, and it’s realistically the best deal out there for a mid-range zoom if you don’t need the extra 4mm of the 24-70.

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  • Nikon Z7 II

    In an already crowded mirrorless camera market, the Z7 II checks off enough boxes to make a compelling offering for both Landscape and Wedding photographers in particular.

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  • Nikon Z9

    The Nikon Z9 is a professional grade camera aimed at multiple genres of sports, wildlife, landscape, weddings and events, portraits and more.

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