Leica’s Leitzphone makes sense for someone who already likes the Leica look and wants a phone that feels different from the usual flagship models.
Leica’s Leitzphone makes sense for someone who already likes the Leica look and wants a phone that feels different from the usual flagship models.
To be sure, the X300 Ultra does not replace a dedicated camera, but it closes the gap or even goes beyond most compact cameras in terms of image quality.
The new camera should meet most needs of a hybrid shooter albeit with a slightly steeper learning curve because of the different placement of exposure controls for still images.
I like it that Canon allows multiple custom settings to be assigned and quickly accessed via the mode dial. However, switching between the standard photography modes still requires digging into the menu, which slows things down a bit.
When it comes to everyday snapshots, it’s easy to reach for your smartphone today, especially with its AI smarts and improved optics. That said, compact cameras such as the Leica D-Lux 8 still have their place, especially if you value image quality.
The built-in mechanical gimbal is a great addition to any camera system, and it does extremely well in otherwise challenging situations.
As a small nifty gadget on the go, the Hero 7 Black isn’t perfect. However, it does do what it does very well, even when faced with competition from other devices today.
Its portability would still be its greatest selling point. That’s especially if you don’t mind paying a premium for it.
For those who appreciate a classy camera and top notch image quality, the SL does deliver by the truck loads. Just have the money ready.
Fortunately, for Canon, the EOS M3 is a much better-thought out camera than its earlier versions. If the EOS M seemed like a compact camera with an interchangeable lens system, then the EOS M3 is a much-improved enthusiast camera with good user controls.
The images shot on this little gem are, beyond doubt, impressive. But would you be doing newfangled stuff like slow motion videography or capture bursting balloons in a split second?
That, after all, is what the $2,499 7D Mark II is designed for. And it does its main job very well.
