Digital Camera Reviews
Nikon D3300 review: Nice photos, reasonably fast
THE GOOD The Nikon D3300‘s photo quality improves on its predecessor, and while it’s not incredibly fast it performs pretty well for its price class. →
Nikon D7200 Increases Shooting Buffer, Adds Wi-Fi
The Nikon D7100 is one of the best SLRs in its class, so it’s no surprise that its successor offers only modest improvements. At its →
Canon Malaysia Brings in EOS 750D and 760D DSLR Cameras, Connect Station CS100 Media Hub
In addition to the two new DSLRs, Canon Malaysia will also be bringing in the Connect Station CS100, an Interactive Media Hub. Two new →
Sony Reveals Slim Cyber-shot HX90V Superzoom Camera
In addition to its 30x zoom lens, the high-end HX90V adds an integrated EVF and GPS. It’s been about two years since Sony announced its →
Ricoh Launches Pentax K-3 II SLR
The newest K-mount SLR features an APS-C image sensor, a high-resolution capture mode, and an integrated GPS. Despite having already announced plans to release a →
Camera Showdown: Galaxy S6 vs. iPhone 6, One M9, More
Move over, iPhone. The Samsung Galaxy S6 takes the crown as delivering the best cameraphone photos in our tests. If you’re looking for →
Canon EOS 6D
PROS Compact. Inexpensive for its class. Full-frame sensor. 4.5fps shooting. Superb image quality at high ISOs. Interchangeable focus screens. Integrated GPS and Wi-Fi. 1080p30 →
Canon EOS-1D X
PROS Full-frame image sensor. 14fps burst capability. 61-point autofocus system. Excellent images at very high ISO settings. Built like a tank. Loads of controls. →
Nikon D610 (Body)
PROS Excellent high-ISO quality. Uncompressed 1080p workflow. 6.1fps shooting. 39-point AF system. Compact, full-frame body. Sharp rear display. Dual SD card slots. CONS No →
Samsung NX1
PROS Best-in-class sensor resolution. 15fps continuous shooting. Sharp EVF. Tilting touch-screen LCD. 1/8,000-second shutter. Strong high ISO performance. Weather-sealed design. Monochrome information LCD. Great →
Canon EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM
PROS Quite sharp. Very compact. Classic wide-angle field of view. Silent STM focus motor. Affordable. CONS Lacks image stabilization. Disappointing manual focus experience. Noticeable →
Olympus Tough TG-860
PROS 21mm wide-angle lens. Waterproof to 50 feet. Hinged rear display. Super Macro shooting mode. Integrated Wi-Fi and GPS. Dual tripod mounts. CONS Images →
Lensbaby LM-10 Sweet Spot Lens for Mobile
PROS Gives smartphone images a truly unique look. App works for stills and video. Universal design works with many phones. Removable mounting clips available →
Pentax Q-S1
PROS Very small. In-body stabilization system. Intriguing lens system. Sharp rear LCD. In-camera art filters. Lots of color choices. CONS Lacks Wi-Fi. Lags behind →
Leica X (Typ 113)
PROS Prime lens with f/1.7 aperture. APS-C image sensor. Sharp rear display. Supports add-on EVF. Strong manual-focus experience. Detailed images at high ISOs. Sturdy →
Canon PowerShot N2
PROS Sharp lens. Creative Shot mode. Titling touch-screen display. Wi-Fi and NFC. CONS Oddball design. 28mm wide-angle is limiting. Few physical controls. External charger →
Nikon AF-S DX Micro-Nikkor 85mm f/3.5G ED VR
PROS Very sharp. 1:1 magnification. Compact. Optical stabilization system. CONS Lacks focus limiter switch. Short working distance for 1:1 photography. Not a full-frame lens. →
Leica X-E (Typ 102)
PROS Compact. 16-megapixel APS-C image sensor. Excellent detail at high sensitivities. Sharp lens. External EVF available. Includes Adobe Photoshop Lightroom license. CONS Expensive. Awful →
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ1000
PROS Superior image quality at higher ISOs. Very fast autofocus. 11.8fps burst shooting. 1-inch image sensor. 16x zoom range. 4K video capability. Vari-angle LCD. →
Nikon D5500
PROS Omits optical low-pass filter. Sharp vari-angle touch display. Solid detail at high ISOs. 5fps continuous shooting. 39-point AF system. Quick startup. 1080p60 video. →
Sigma APO 70-200mm F2.8 EX DG OS HSM
PROS Excellent center sharpness through most of its range. Fixed f/2.8 aperture. Includes tripod collar. Optically stabilized. CONS So-so images at 200mm f/2.8. Distortion →
Kodak Pixpro S-1
PROS Micro Four Thirds lens system. Tilting rear display. In-body stabilization. 4.2fps continuous shooting. In-camera Wi-Fi. CONS Slow. Clunky controls. Bundled lenses aren’t great. →
Sony Alpha 6000
PROS Incredibly fast autofocus. 11.1fps burst shooting with tracking focus. Amazing high ISO image quality. Sharp OLED EVF. Tilting rear display. In-body flash and multi-function →
Canon EOS 7D Mark II
PROS 10fps continuous shooting. 65-point cross-type autofocus system. Great control layout. Huge JPG shooting buffer. 1/8,000-second shutter. CF and SD card slots. Integrated GPS. 1080p60 →
Samsung 50-150mm f/2.8 S ED OIS
PROS Optically stabilized design. Sharp throughout zoom range. Minimal distortion. Weather-sealed. Includes tripod collar. CONS Pricey. Resolution drops off at 150mm. BOTTOM LINE The Samsung →
Nikon D750
PROS 24-megapixel full-frame image sensor. 6.5fps burst shooting. Solid high ISO performance. Fast 51fps autofocus system. 1080p60 video capture. Intervalometer and time lapse functions. Dual →
Samsung NX500 Packs 28MP Resolution and 4K Video
The NX500 puts most of the functionality of the top-end NX1 into an affordable, compact package. The Samsung NX1 made waves thanks to its best-in-class →
Hands On: Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II
Olympus has just made the OM-D E-M5 Mark II official, but we’ve already had time in the field with the camera. →
Fujifilm Fujinon XF 56mm f/1.2 R APD
PROS Very sharp. Capable of extremely shallow depth of field. APD filter smooths background blur. Physical aperture control. Minimal distortion. CONS APD filter limits →
Canon Goes Big With 50-Megapixel 5Ds SLR
Canon unveils the highest resolution full-frame camera ahead of next week’s CP+ trade show. Canon made a slew of camera announcements ahead of next week’s →