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The best thing about modern cameras with image stabilization is that you can capture things that really weren't possible before. These cameras give in to the fact that you're probably amped up on coffee or not always in a stable situation. thephoblographer.com »
10 months down, two to go! We've almost made it through 2020. Hallelujah! Still, even with everything going on, you, our readers, have been giving plenty of cameras new homes. At the end of every month, we take a quick look at the most popular cameras. thephoblographer.com »
Lots of new cameras and lenses found new homes during August. Over the last several months, we've seen small sensor cameras outsell Full-Frame models by a large margin. This month, APS-C cameras have been most popular with our readers again. thephoblographer.com »
Lots of new cameras and lenses found new homes during August. Over the last several months, we've seen small sensor cameras outsell Full-Frame models by a large margin. This month, APS-C cameras have been most popular with our readers again. thephoblographer.com »
We've updated our 'best bargains' buying guide, which features both newer cameras that we think are great values, as well a few older models that are inexpensive yet still very capable.
dpreview.com »We've taken another look at cameras priced around $1000, and the Sony a6100 and Fujifilm X-T30 remain our top picks. Learn more about them and other cameras in this price range in our updated buying guide. dpreview.com »
The current crop of 1" sensor compacts offer varied lens ranges and a suite of attractive features fit for an unobtrusive, carry-everywhere camera. We've just added the Canon G7 X Mark III to our studio test scene comparison, making possible to compare the likes of Sony's latest RX100-series cameras against Canon's latest entries in the advanced compact market. dpreview.com »
If your in the market for lightweight Mirrorless cameras that will make the perfect travel companion, this round up is for you. When we travel the last thing we want to do is add a ton of weight to our travel bags, nor do we want to have weighty cameras hanging around our necks while exploring new places. thephoblographer.com »
The latest firmware for the Nikon Z6 and Z7 makes a significant difference to the cameras' usability and focus performance, so we've revisited the scoring for both cameras to address the improvements. dpreview.com »
Our cameras are probably one of the most important digital devices that we own. Apart from smartphones, a lot of people use digital cameras to click better photos on the go. Sadly, just like any other electronic item, it can also malfunction at times. petapixel.com »
We've added Panasonic's new Lumix DC-S1 / DC-S1R to three of our buying guides. Both are listed in our 'Best Cameras over $2000' guide, with the S1 being considered for video and the S1R for landscapes. dpreview.com »
When I went on my journey to grow as a photographer, some of the best tools that I had were film rangefinder cameras. I'm still very much of the belief that any and every photographer should shoot film and use cameras that don't have metering built in to become better. thephoblographer.com »
We've added the Fujifilm X-T30 and Sony a6400 to our 'Best Cameras under $1000' buying guide. Both of these cameras offer a lot of bang for your buck, with impressive stills and video capabilities for $900 body only. dpreview.com »
Just a few years ago, in-body image stabilization was not a very common feature, but now it can be found in more and more cameras. Sony really pushed the technology to the front line when they started selling affordable cameras with their 5 axis IBIS, and now others are following suit. thephoblographer.com »
If you like to travel light, or just prefer to use cameras that are small enough to fit in your coat or pants pocket, compact cameras are for you. These little powerhouses are lightweight, easy to use, offer great image quality, and are packed to the rafters with features and tech. thephoblographer.com »
Just a short while ago APS-C cameras were seen as being only suitable for beginners and enthusiasts in the field of photography. Now, thanks to advancements in sensor technology, and the amount of features being poured into these camera bodies they are now suitable for beginners to pros, and beyond. thephoblographer.com »
With the release of Nikon’s new mirrorless camera and the impending release of Canon’s competitor, we are seeing the future of photography as we know it. However, in the response of some we are also seeing the demise of the community as a whole. petapixel.com »
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 VI earned high marks in our recent review and has earned a spot at the top of our Best Cameras for Travel buying guide, thanks to its long zoom and excellent still and video quality. dpreview.com »
Now that we've completed our review of Panasonic's Lumix DC-ZS200 (TZ200), we've updated its entry in our Best Cameras for Travel, Best Pocketable Enthusiast Cameras and Best Enthusiast Long Zoom Cameras buying guides. dpreview.com »
Now that we've spent some time with Panasonic's video-centric Lumix DC-GH5S, we've added it to our 'Best Cameras for Video' and 'Best Cameras over $2000' buying guides. When our review of the GH5S is complete – and if we think it's the best camera in one or both of those groups – the guides will be updated again. dpreview.com »
Now that we've completed our review of Panasonic's Lumix DC-G9, we've updated its entry in our Best Cameras Under $2000 and Best Cameras for Sports & Action buying guides. The G9 is Panasonic's flagship stills camera, and earned a Silver Award with impressive stabilization, burst shooting, and solid image quality. dpreview.com »
As professional photographers we demand a lot from our cameras, we need manual controls and the ability to tweak the settings to our liking, at the same time though, lugging around our professional gear all the time can be a pain. thephoblographer.com »
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