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How to buy...a compact system camera

How to buy…a compact system camera

Posted on October 1, 2016December 20, 2018 By Jarvis

Thinking of splurging on a little lens-swapping camera? Don’t load up your shopping cart before loading up on our advice…

If you’ve exhausted the photographic possibilities of smartphones and point-and-shoot cameras and are looking to step up your snapping game, there’s one obvious route: the compact system camera, or CSC.

Smaller and lighter than a DSLR but offering a similar combination of manual controls, high image quality and the flexibility of interchangeable lenses, CSCs have already firmly established themselves in the camera world, despite having only existed since 2008. The result of their popularity is that there are now dozens of different models on the market, made by several different manufacturers and using a handful of different lens mounting systems.
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