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Cameras

Expert reviews and analysis of the best cameras products

Sony a6700 Review

Sony a6700 Review

Sony's flagship APS-C mirrorless: excellent 26MP image quality, class-leading AI autofocus, 5-axis stabilisation and 4K 120p video in a compact, weather-sealed body — a superb hybrid all-rounder, bar a cramped viewfinder.

4.5
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Sony RX100 VII Review

Sony RX100 VII Review

The definitive pocket superzoom: a 24-200mm equivalent zoom and fast autofocus in a genuinely pocketable compact — unmatched versatility, if held back by weak ergonomics and short battery life.

4.0
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Fujifilm X100VI Review

Fujifilm X100VI Review

The best fixed-lens compact camera: a 40.2MP APS-C sensor, in-body stabilisation, a bright f/2 35mm-equivalent lens and a clever hybrid viewfinder — held back only by short battery life and a single fixed focal length.

4.5
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Sony ZV-E10 II Review

Sony ZV-E10 II Review

An excellent affordable interchangeable-lens vlogging camera with a cinema-derived sensor, 4K 60fps 10-bit video, seamless autofocus and a flip-out touchscreen — its only real gap is the lack of in-body stabilisation.

4.5
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Leica SL3-P First Look: A 44MP Full-Frame All-Rounder

Leica SL3-P First Look: A 44MP Full-Frame All-Rounder

Leica's third SL3-series body splits the difference between its siblings: a 44 MP full-frame sensor, a reworked 819-point autofocus, 40fps bursts and 8K video with Open Gate, in the same rugged IP54-rated shell. UK body price is £5,150.

4.3
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Sony Alpha 7R VI Review: 66MP Full-Frame Speed and Detail

Sony Alpha 7R VI Review: 66MP Full-Frame Speed and Detail

The sixth-generation Alpha 7R keeps Sony's class-leading 66-megapixel full-frame detail and adds much faster AI autofocus, roughly 30 fps bursts and outstanding 8K video, topped by a superb viewfinder.

4.5
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Fujifilm X-H2 Review: Mirrorless Digital Camera

Fujifilm X-H2 Review: Mirrorless Digital Camera

Fujifilm's X-H2 pairs the most-defined APS-C sensor of its day — a stabilised 40.2 Mpx X-Trans — with internal 8K ProRes video and 15 fps bursts in a weather-sealed body: an excellent all-rounder, if short on exposure latitude and a step behind the best autofocus.

4.0
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Panasonic Lumix FZ1000 II Review: Bridge Camera

Panasonic Lumix FZ1000 II Review: Bridge Camera

The Lumix FZ1000 II pairs a 16x 25-400 mm equivalent Leica zoom with a 1-inch 20.1 Mpx sensor in a versatile, keenly priced bridge camera — strong stills and stabilisation, held back by a cropped 4K mode and no weather sealing.

4.0
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Ricoh GR IIIx Review: Compact Digital Camera

Ricoh GR IIIx Review: Compact Digital Camera

The Ricoh GR IIIx stretches the GR III street-photography formula to a 40 mm equivalent lens: a genuinely pocketable APS-C compact with superb image quality and a sharp lens, let down by erratic eye-tracking and a badly dated video mode.

4.0
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Sony ZV-1F Review: Vlogging Camera

Sony ZV-1F Review: Vlogging Camera

The Sony ZV-1F strips the ZV-1 vlogging formula to its simplest form: a pocketable 1-inch compact with a fixed 20 mm lens, reactive autofocus and lovely JPEG output — minus optical stabilisation, raw files and real-time tracking.

4.0
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