The A7R II packs a 42 megapixel backside illuminated sensor into its modestly sized body, producing images with incredible detail, outstanding dynamic range and phenomenal high ISO performance. This will come as a surprise to almost no one, as almost all media outlets have similarly crowned the A7R II, but it’s for very good reason: the A7R II is simply a stellar camera. 3Lens of the Year: Fujifilm Fujinon XF 90mm f/2 R WR.

Sony RX10 A bridge or long zoom camera with a 1' sensor that excels at video and is versatile.ĭSLR vs. This is a video review.Ĭanon EOS 6D This is Canon's most affordable full frame dSLR and it has a few features that top the more expensive 5D mark III. Sony a7 S II A video-centric full frame mirrorless camera with amazing low light performance. Sony's 24MP is superb, and the camera is so small and light compared to a dSLR. Sony a7 The world's first full frame mirrorless interchangeable lens camera. Sony a6000 Very compact mirrorless camera with interchangeable lenses, strong video recording and a friendly price tag for what you get.

The G7X has a longer than average zoom range for more bokeh, a good 1' sensor and a touch screen. Panasonic Lumix LX100 A larger but still pocketable camera with a micro four thirds sensor, Leica 3x zoom lens and 4K video recording.Ĭanon PowerShot G7X This is Canon's answer to the popular Sony RX100 pocket cameras. Sony RX100 IV The best pocket camera hits the forth generation running, with a new stacked sensor, 4K video recording and extreme slow motion video recording.įujiFilm X-T10 Fuji's lighter and more affordable mirrorless ILC is a winner thanks to their X-trans II 16MP APS-C sensor, an excellent library of lenses and intuitive controls.

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