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  • Sony a7C

    The Sony a7c is not only the smallest full-frame system camera, it also has some of the most useful all-round features.

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  • Sony a7S III

    For videographers who need an advanced tool, and who may work a lot with multiple camcorders and place high demands on file quality and formats, the Sony a7s III is in the top three list among the best full-frame system cameras, in today’s market.

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  • Nikon Coolpix P950

    The compromises seem to be in line when you want both in a bag and a sack. You have to be willing to make some compromises to get as much zoom as the Coolpix P950 can offer.

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  • Sony a9 II

    They are not many, the improvements on the Sony a9 II, but they have made an already formidable sports camera a little faster, a little better to use, and a little more relevant as an alternative to Canon and Nikon’s fastest professional cameras.

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  • Fujifilm X-T4

    Fujifilm X-T4 is so complete and complete that it is difficult to imagine what can be improved. Consequence focus on video recording, of course, but the rest as image quality, ease of use and not least usability, is refined to perfection.

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  • Nikon D6

    If you are used to using Nikon D3, D4, D5 and maybe D750 or D780, D6 is the next natural step. Then you get not only Nikon’s rawest sports camera, but also one of the best professional cameras right now.

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