Expert reviews and analysis of the best cameras products
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.
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.
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.
A hands-on first look at the Leica SL3-P: a rugged, IP54-rated full-frame mirrorless with a 44-megapixel sensor, a faster 819-point autofocus, 40fps bursts and 8K video, ahead of a full test.
The Sony Alpha 7R VI review: a 66-megapixel full-frame camera that adds 30fps bursts, sharper AI autofocus and a class-leading viewfinder, with only minor weaknesses.