The Sigma fp is an ultra-small full-frame camera with a modular body design that can be customised with accessories to suit stills shooting and/or professional video recording. Sigma is promoting its new camera as ‘the world’s smallest and lightest full-frame mirrorless digital camera’. Weighing only 370 grams, its ‘soap bar’ styled, die-cast aluminium body can fit comfortably into a pocket but has a mount that takes the latest L-Mount lenses.
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The long-awaited (and worth the wait) update to the popular E-M5 brings higher resolution, the latest TruePic VIII processor and an updated autofocusing system to a popular consumer-level camera.
A cheaper version of Sony’s popular α6400 camera with reduced EVF resolution, a shorter ISO range and no Picture Profile settings. Price- and feature-wise, the α6100 fits best into the upper section of the ‘entry-level’ category and is competitive with its Canon (EOS M6) and Fujifilm (X-T30) rivals.
PANASONIC LUMIX S1H: A video-orientated version of the S1 ‘full frame’ mirrorless camera designed for professional multimedia content producers who require superior performance and versatility.…
SONY FE 100-400mm F/4.5-5.6 GM OSS: A compact, ‘super telephoto’ lens with professional performance and functionality plus fast and accurate autofocusing. Resolution remains high throughout…
SONY α9 MARK II: Designed to address issues raised by professional photographers using the original α9, the second-generation α9 Mark II provides greater user comfort,…
CANON RF 24-70MM F/2.8 L IS USM LENS: A fast standard zoom lens for Canon’s EOS R cameras with integrated 5-stop stabilisation and weatherproof construction.…
The second generation model of Canon's EOS M6 camera features the same 32.5-megapixel CMOS sensor and DIGIC 8 processor as the EOS 90D in a much smaller, lighter body.
NIKON D3500: A new monocoque body construction with pared-down controls makes Nikon’s latest entry-level DSLR lighter and easier to use for novice photographers. It represents…
A 32.5-megapixel CMOS sensor and DIGIC 8 image processor make Canon's latest cropped-sensor DSLR camera attractive to mid-level enthusiasts who prefer a traditional DSLR body. Improved autofocusing, higher resolution, greater buffer capacity for continuous shooting and better battery capacity than the 80D make it a worthwhile upgrade.