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CANON 1300D £289 / £299 with lens

18.1MP APS-C CMOS

100-6400 (12,800 expanded)

3in 920k-dot N/A N/A

Succeeding the 1200D as Canon’s entry-level model, the 1300D is ideal for anyone new to DSLRs. It comes with an improved high-res screen, Wi-Fi and NFC connectivity, a bigger image buffer for JPEGs, and an updated processor that is around 30% faster than its predecessor.

CANON 100D £399 with lens

18MP APS-C CMOS

100-12,800 (25,600 expanded)

3in 1040k-dot touchscreen

Aug 2013 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The 100D is the smallest & lightest DSLR ever, intended to compete with advanced CSCs. It’s perfect for users who want the full control of a DSLR in a smaller, convenient body. Packed inside an innovative body is a DIGIC 5 engine, 4fps shooting, 9-point AF and an impressive ISO range.


18MP APS-C CMOS

100-12,800 (25,600 expanded)

3in 1040k-dot flip-out touchscreen

July 2013 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The 700D is a slightly improved version of the 650D, with the main difference being a revamped kit lens with silent AF motor. The 700D comes with a flip-out touchscreen, hybrid 9-point AF system and 1080p Full HD movie recording. It’s the perfect step up from an entry-level DSLR.


24.2MP APS-C CMOS

100-12,800 (25,600 expanded)

3in 1040k-dot flip-outtouchscreen

July 2015 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

With 19 cross-type AF points for precise autofocus, the 750D is a focusing powerhouse. It also boasts a 5fps shooting speed, along with a battery life of 400 shots. The 3in 1040k-dot flip-out touchscreen makes it ideal for composing shots at unusual angles. Handling is simple and intuitive.


24.2MP APS-C CMOS

100-25,6003in 1040k-dot flip-out touchscreen

N/A N/A

This upper entry-level DSLR sits between the 1300D and 77D, effectively replacing the 760D (although this remains for now). It comes with the same sensor and engine as the 77D, and boasts both optical and digital IS, 6fps shooting and 45 AF points. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are included.


24.2MP APS-C CMOS

100-25,6003in 1040k-dot flip-out touchscreen

Spring 2017 N/A

Coined by many as the ‘80D Lite’, this lower enthusiast camera shares an identical sensor to the 800D, as well as the same AF system and processing engine. It comes with Wi-Fi, NFC and Bluetooth, as well as a 6fps burst speed and the world’s fastest AF of 0.03sec.


24.2MP APS-C CMOS

100-16,000 (25,600 expanded)


Spring 2016 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The 80D lies right in the middle of Canon’s DSLR range, and is aimed at serious enthusiast photographers. It comes with a 24.2MP APS-C sensor and 45 AF points, all of which are cross-type. It boasts a fast 7fps shooting speed and a new maximum ISO of 16,000.

CANON 7D MkII£1249

20.2MP APS-C CMOS

100-16,000 (51,200 expanded)

3in 1040k-dot Jan 2015 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

For an APS-C camera, the 7D MkII packs in many pro-level features including 65 AF points, an amazing 10fps shooting and a powerful DIGIC 6 processing engine. With these impressive specs and a battery life of approximately 670 shots, this is an ideal camera for action photography.


20.2MP Full-frame

100-25,600 (50-102,400 expanded)

3in 1040k-dot Mar 2013 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

This is Canon’s lightest and cheapest ever full-frame camera, though in many ways it matches the professional-level 5D MkIII. It shoots at 4.5fps, features Wi-Fi and GPS, and a powerful DIGIC 5+ processor. The biggest downside is that it only has 11 AF points. A great value full-frame option.

CANON 5D MkIII £2179

22MP Full-frame

100-6400 (25,600 expanded)

3.2in 920k-dot May 2012 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The 5D MkIII is the camera of choice for most professional Canon users. Its exceptionally fast and accurate 61-point AF system sets it apart from the 6D, and its high resolution 3.2in LCD is matched only by the 1D X. Other features include weather sealing, DIGIC 5+ engine and Full HD video.

CANON 5DS £2799

50.6MP Full-frame

100-6400(50-12,800 expanded)

3.2in 1040k-dot Aug 2015 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The full-frame 5DS shares the spoils with the 5DS R as the joint-highest resolution DSLR on the market. This model is slightly cheaper as it has no low-pass filter. Otherwise, the two cameras are almost the same, with 61 AF points (41 cross-type), and 5fps shooting.

CANON 5DS R £2899

50.6MP Full-frame

100-6400 (50-12,800 expanded)

3.2in 1040k-dot Aug 2015 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

At 50.6MP, the full-frame 5DS R is the joint-highest resolution DSLR ever built. The R version also features a low-pass cancellation filter, maximising the sharpness of the camera’s sensor. It comes with 61 AF points (41 cross-type), and boasts 5fps shooting at full resolution.

CANON 5D MkIV £3499

30.4MP Full-frame

100-32,000 (50-102,400 expanded)

3.2in 1620k-dot Nov 2016 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The 5D MkIV is the update to the highly regarded MkIII and is packed to the rafters with new features. Images can be shot at 30.4MP on the full-frame sensor at a maximum burst of 7fps. It also has the ability to record highly-detailed 4K videos internally.

CANON 1D X MkII£4799

20.2MP Full-frame

100-51,200 (50-409,600 expanded)

3.2in 1620k-dot June 2016 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The 1D X MkII is long-awaited replacement to Canon’s flagship DSLR model, aimed at sports and wildlife photographers who need exceptional performance in all areas. With a huge 16fps shooting speed, 4K video, Dual Pixel AF and weather-sealed body, it’s arguably the best ever DSLR.

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NIKON D3300 £339

24.2MPAPS-C CMOS

100-12,800 (25,600 expanded)

3in 921k-dot Spring 2014 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The D3300 will eventually replace the D3200, which is Nikon’s best-selling DSLR. This model boasts a new processor, better battery life, an extended ISO range, no optical low-pass filter, a lighter and smaller body, and a newly-designed kit lens. It also shoots Full HD movies at 60fps.

NIKON D3400 £429 with lens

24.2MP APS-C

100-25,600 3in 921k-dot LCD Dec 2016 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The D3400 is Nikon’s latest entry-level DSLR. It boasts an 24.2MP APS-C sensor and Expeed 4 processor. Nikon claim 1200 shots can be fired from a single charge and its ISO reach is 1 stop greater, providing better flexibility in low light environments.

NIKON D5300 £449 / £549 with lens

24.2MP APS-C CMOS

100-12,800 (25,600 expanded)

3.2in 1037k-dot flip-out

Feb 2014 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The D5300 succeeds the D5200 as Nikon’s lower mid-range DSLR model. It offers the same 5fps shooting, 39-point AF system, and has a similar image resolution, but it boasts an EXPEED 4 engine, bigger LCD, Wi-Fi and GPS. The sensor also has no low-pass filter for extra clarity and detail.


24.1MP APS-C CMOS

100-6400 (25,600 expanded)

3.2in 1229k-dot N/A N/A

Although the D7100 has been succeeded by the D7200, it’s still available to buy as a kit or body-only. It boasts a significantly higher resolution than its predecessor, a larger screen, and a 51-point AF system. It can also shoot at 7fps, so is a great option for fast-action subjects.

NIKON D5600 £729 with lens

24.2MP APS-C CMOS

100-25,600 3.2in 1037k-dot N/A N/A

Nikon’s D5600 is the latest SnapBridge compatible DSLR from Nikon. It’s an advanced entry-level model boasting a user-friendly interface and a 24.2MP APS-C CMOS sensor. It has a vari-angle touchscreen which is useful for composing and focusing above or below head height.


24.2MP APS-C CMOS

100-25,600 3.2in 1229k-dot May 2015 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

This upgrade from the D7100 shares the same autofocus system as the D750 and flagship D4S. And with 7fps continuous shooting, it’s ideal for shooting high-speed action. Image quality is maintained at high ISO settings, and you can also share photos on the go with built-in Wi-Fi & NFC.


20.9MP APS-C CMOS

100-51,200 (1,640,000 expanded)

3.2in 2359k-dotflip-out touchscreen

July 2016 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The 20.9MP D500 is Nikon’s top-of-the-line APS-C camera. It is a long-awaited replacement to the D300S, and stands toe to toe with Canon’s 7D MkII. Boasting an EXPEED 5 engine, 10fps shooting, 4K video, and 153 AF points, its spec rivals the flagship D5.


24.3MP Full-frame

100-6400 (50-25,600 expanded)

3.2in 921k-dot Jan 2014 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The D610 succeeds the D600, Nikon’s smallest and lightest full-frame DSLR, and is on a par with Canon’s 6D as one of the best value DSLRs available. It’s virtually no different to the D600, with 39 AF points, 5.5fps shooting, and 900 shots battery life, but has added video functionality.

NIKON D750£1599 / £2099 with lens

24.3MPFull-frame

100-12,800 (50-51,200 expanded)

3.2in 1229k-dot tiltable

Dec 2014 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The full-frame D750 features 51 autofocus points, a large ISO range of 100-51,200 and a 6.5fps continuous shooting speed. It uses the same metering and exposure control system as the DF and the D810, and also has built-in Wi-Fi for image transfer and camera control.

NIKON D810 £2399

36.3MP Full-frame

64-12,800 (32-51,200 expanded)

3.2in 1229k-dot Sept 2014 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The D810 is Nikon’s most popular pro-level model and, at 36.3MP, is one of the highest res DSLRs on the market. It’s a similar spec to the D610 but with more advanced functionality, such as 51 AF points, a CF card slot, faster sync speed, a larger AF frame area and better dynamic range.

NIKON D810A £2899

36.3MP Full-frame

200-12,800(100-51,200 expanded)

3.2in 1229k-dot Sept 2015 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The Nikon D810A is the first full-frame DSLR designed especially for astrophotography, and features a sensor four times more sensitive to the H-alpha spectral line than the D810. It also has an interval timer and a long exposure manual mode allowing exposures of up to 900 seconds.

NIKON DF £2039 / £2299 with lens

16.2MP Full-frame

100-12,800 (50-204,800 expanded)

3.2in 921k-dot Feb 2014 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The Nikon Df is the world’s first retro-styled full-frame DSLR, with a similar look to 2001’s Nikon FM3A. The Df has an almost identical set of specs to the flagship D4, with the same ISO range, sensor and processor, and identical image quality, though it doesn’t shoot video. Available in black and silver.

NIKON D5 £5099

20.8MP Full-frame

100-102,400 (3,280,000 expanded)

3.2in 2359k-dottouchscreen

June 2016 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The 20.8MP D5 replaces the D4S as Nikon’s flagship full-frame camera. Aimed at pro sports and wildlife shooters, it offers 12fps burst with AF, an EXPEED 5 engine, 153 AF points and 4K video. It also comes with a 3.2in touchscreen and maximum ISO setting of 102,400.

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PENTAX K-50£389 / £419 with lens

16.2MP APS-C CMOS

100-51,200 3in 920k-dot Nov 2013 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The K-50 replaced the K-30, sharing the same spec for resolution, screen, shooting speed, AF points, weather sealing and video recording. However, the K-50 does have a new sensor with wider ISO range, a slightly larger body, Eye-Fi compatibility, and comes in 120 colour combinations.

PENTAX K-S2£469 / £52

20.1MPAPS-C CMOS

100-51,200 3in 921k-dot June 2015 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Coming just eight months after the K-S1, Pentax’s weather and dust resistant upper entry-level 20.1MP model boasts no optical low pass filter for extra sharpness, a continuous shooting speed of 5.5fps and built in Wi-Fi and NFC. It’s available in a wide range of colour combinations.

PENTAX K-3 II £699 / £899 with lens

24.3MP APS-C CMOS

100-51,200 3.2in 1037k-dot Aug 2015 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The K-3 II sits at the top of Pentax’s range. It comes with a 27-point AF system, 25 of which are cross-type, and it shoots Full HD video at 60fps. The K-3 II has Pentax’s usual weather resistance, with 92 weather seals, and it boasts continuous shooting at 8.3fps for fast action photography.

PENTAX K-70 £599 / £949 with lens

24MP APS-C CMOS

100-102,400 3in 921k-dot Oct 2016 N/A

The K-70 is perfectly equipped for outdoor photography, with impressive weather-resistant performance. Cold-proof down to -10°C, it is perfect for extreme weather shooting. The design is compact and the vari-angle LCD monitor adds to the manoeuvrability of the camera.

PENTAX KP£1099

24.3MP APS-C CMOS

100-819,200 3in 921k-dot tiltable June 2017 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Aimed at serious enthusiasts, this powerful APS-C model, which is fully weather-sealed, boasts 5-axis in-body stabilisation, a replaceable grip, and 27-point AF. It can also shoot 7fps, and has a tempered glass screen to reduce the risk of scratches. Available body-only in silver and black.

PENTAX K-1 £1799

36.4MP Full-frame

100-204,800 3.2in 1037k-dot Spring 2016 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The K-1 is Pentax’s first ever full-frame DSLR, and it uses a Sony-made 36.4MP sensor. It boasts 5-axis in-body image stabilisation, has a fully weather-sealed body, and has a 33-point AF system. It comes with a full articulated tilting screen, which is unique for a full-frame camera.

SONY α68 £513 / £548 with lens

24.2MP APS-C CMOS

100-25,6002.7in 468k-dottiltable

N/A N/A

The α68 is an entry-level DSLT camera from Sony. It bares a 24MP APS-C sensor and is capable of mounting Sony A lenses. As a DSLT, its mirror is fixed and semi-translucent, allowing the faster, more reliable phase detection autofocus to be used even in Live View mode.

SONY α77 MkII£999 / £1299 with lens

24.3MP APS-C CMOS

100-25,6003in 1228k-dot tiltable

Nov 2014 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The 24.3MP α77 MkII is an APS-C body for serious enthusiasts, competing with Canon’s 7D and Nikon’s D7100. It shoots at a very fast 12fps with AF, has a native ISO range of 100-25,600 and has NFC and Wi-Fi built in. The camera has a high-res 3in 1228k-dot tilt-out screen and improved AF.

SONY α99£1599

24.3MP Full-frame


Spring 2013 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The α99 is Sony’s only full-frame, professional quality DSLT. It has a 19-point dual AF system with 102 assist points for very fast and accurate low light focusing. It also has 10fps shooting, 1080p Full HD video at 60fps, and a 2359k-dot OLED EVF, making this a very impressive piece of kit.

SONY α99 II £2999

42.4MP Full-frame

100-25,600 (50-102,400 expanded)


Sony’s α99 II replaces the original 2012 model, and being four years in the making it boasts some huge updates. Of note is the 42.4MP full-frame Exmoor R CMOS sensor, a new 5-axis sensor-based image stabiliser, 4K video and a burst mode of up to 12fps.

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CANON EOS M3 £359 / £419 with lens

24.2MP APS-C CMOS

100-12,800 (25,600 expanded)


June 2015 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The EOS M3 is the long-awaited replacement to the EOS M, Canon’s first CSC. It boasts a very similar sensor to the 750D and 760D DSLRs. Canon has made improvements to AF speed, though shooting speed is slightly disappointing at 4.2fps. Six lenses are currently available.

CANON EOS M10 £285 with lens

18MP APS-C CMOS

100-12,800(25,600 expanded)


Feb 2015 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The M10 is Canon’s third UK CSC release, and sports the same APS-C sensor as the 100D DSLR, though with a more advanced DIGIC 6 processor. It’s slightly less advanced than the M3 in most areas, though it’s smaller, lighter and cheaper. Features Wi-Fi, NFC and touchscreen.


24.2MP APS-C CMOS

100-25,6003in 1040k-dot tiltable touchscreen

N/A N/A

Coming hot on the heels of the more advanced M5, the M6 is effectively a beefed-up M3, boasting a very similar sensor to Canon’s new mid-range DSLRs. It comes with a blistering 9fps shooting speed (7fps with AF), 5-axis digital stabilisation, in-lens optical IS, Wi-Fi, and Dual Pixel AF.


24.2MP APS-C CMOS


N/A N/A

Coming hot on the heels of the more advanced M5, the M6 is effectively a beefed-up M3, boasting a very similar sensor to Canon’s new mid-range DSLRs. It comes with a blistering 9fps shooting speed (7fps with AF), 5-axis digital stabilisation, in-lens optical IS, Wi-Fi, and Dual Pixel AF.


24.2MP APS-C CMOS

100-25,600(25,600 expanded)

3.2in 1620k-dot tiltable touchscreen

Mar 2017 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The M5 takes DSLR functionality and a large 24.2MP APS-C sensor and squeezes it into a much more portable mirrorless body. It has a DIGIC 7 processor, can shoot a burst at 7fps and has Dual Pixel AF for faster autofocusing.

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FUJIFILM X-A3 £499 with lens

24.2MPAPS-C CMOS

200-6400(100-25,600 expanded)

3in 1040k-dottiltable

N/A N/A

The X-A3 is the update to the X-A2 and takes on a raft of new features. The sensor is the same APS-C size but has more megapixels at 24.2MP. It also boasts a new display, which has a touch operation and is higher definition than its predecessor at 1040k-dot too.

FUJIFILM X-T10 £399

16.3MP APS-C CMOS

200-6400 (100-51,200 expanded)

3in 920k-dot tiltable

Sept 2015 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The 16.3MP Fuji X-T10 features fast 8fps shooting and 6 AF modes including single-point, zone and a wide/tracking mode that tracks movement across a 77-point area. Its expanded ISO range stretches from 100 to 51,200. The X-T10 is available in black or silver, and has a built-in flash.

FUJIFILM X-T20 £799 / £899 with lens

24.3MP APS-C CMOS


Spring 2017 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The X-T20 replaces the X-T10 in the Fuji range and is designed to be a less advanced version of the X-T2. It boasts 91 AF points, 8fps shooting, 4K video and magnesium alloy top and base plates. There’s also a silent shutter, Wi-Fi, a 2,360k-dot EVF, and a whopping 325 selectable focus points.

FUJIFILM X-A10 £499 with lens

16.3MP APS-C CMOS

200-6400 (100-25,600 expanded)

3in 1040k-dot N/A N/ A

The X-A10 is a budget compact system camera from Fujifilm that takes on a DSLR-sized APS-C sensor and a maximum burst rate of 6fps. It has an interchangeable lens mount, so is compatible with a whole heap of X-mount optics. Wireless connectivity is also on the bill.

FUJIFILM X-E2S£540

16.3MP APS-C CMOS

200-6400 (100-51,200 expanded)


While the retro-styled X-E2S sports the same 16.3MP X-Trans CMOS sensor and 3in LCD as its predecessor, it does come with a host of new features, including a new hybrid AF system, an electronic shutter, a slightly different grip, and a higher maximum expanded ISO.

FUJIFILM X-T1£699

16.3MP APS-C CMOS

200-6400 (100-51,200 expanded)


Spring 2014 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The X-T1 is an enthusiast camera in Fuji’s X-Series range. This model is very similar to the X-E2 in terms of spec, though the two cameras look quite different, with the X-T1 sporting DSLR styling. The X-T1 also boasts phase and contrast AF, 8fps shooting, and a flip-out screen.

FUJIFILM X-T2 £1399 / £1649 with lens

24.3MP APS-C CMOS

200-12,800(100-51,200 expanded)


Mar 2017 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Fuji’s retro-styled X-T2 boasts an APS-C CMOS sensor and is capable of recording 4K video. It also has a tiltable display, built-in Film Simulation modes and an electronic viewfinder which makes it handle a little more like a DSLR.

FUJIFILM X-PRO2 £1349 / £1249 with lens

24.3MP APS-C CMOS

200-12,800(100-51,200 expanded)

3in 1620k-dot Apr 2016 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The X-PRO2 is the very long-awaited replacement to Fuji’s 2012 flagship X-PRO1. While it sports an almost identical body shape, it has a significantly improved featureset, as well as a new 24.3MP X-Trans III sensor. The camera has dual card slots and very fast autofocus performance.

FUJIFILM GFX 50S £6199

51.4MP Medium-format

100-25,600 (50-102,400 expanded)

3in 1228.8k-dot May 2017 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The GFX 50S is the first digital medium-format camera from Fujifilm, and unlike many models it sports no optical viewfinder making it more compact and portable. It has 51.4MP and a huge 43.8x32.9mm sensor for greater clarity and depth-of-field.

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NIKON 1 J5 £299 / £369 with lens

20.8MP CX CMOS

200-12,8003in 1037k-dot touchscreen

July 2015 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Nikon’s J5 takes after the J4 and packs an increased 20.8MP. It features a tiltable screen with touch control for easy shooting at awkward angles, and shoots 20fps with continuous AF in Sports mode to freeze action. The J5 has Wi-Fi functionality and is available in black and silver.

NIKON 1 V3 £799 with lens, EVF and grip

18.4MP CX CMOS


July 2014 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The Nikon 1 V3 replaces the V2 as Nikon’s most advanced CSC. It comes with 18.4MP resolution, a 1037k-dot tiltable 3in touchscreen and an impressive ISO range of 160-12,800. The V3 can also record Full HD (1080p) movies at 60fps for smooth slow-mo footage.

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OLYMPUS PEN E-PL7 £429 with lens

16.1MP 4/3 LIVE MOS


Mar 2015 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The 16.1MP E-PL7 replaces E-PL5 as Olympus’ upper entry-level CSC. It shares the same Four Thirds mount as Panasonic, so all Olympus and Panasonic CSC lenses are compatible. The camera shoots 8fps, has a battery life of 350 shots, boasts 81-point AF, and impressive image quality.

OLYMPUS E-PL8 £399 / £499 with lens

16.1MP 4/3 LIVE MOS

200-25,600 (expandable to LOW)

3in 1037k-dot tiltable touchscreen

N/A N/A

The E-PL8 is a retro-styled mirrorless camera from Olympus that aims to blend substance with style. It boasts an 16.1MP Micro Four Thirds sensor and a 3in 1037k-dot LCD screen which can be tilted and has touch functionality.

OLYMPUS OM-D E-M10 MKII £479 / £569 with lens

16.1MP 4/3 LIVE MOS


Dec 2015 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The OM-D E-M10 MKII has the same image resolution as the OM-D E-M10, but features a 5-axis image stabilisation system that can compensate for up to 4 stops of camera shake, an excellent 2360k-dot EVF and an improved burst speed of 8.5fps. It is available in a black or silver body.

OLYMPUS PEN-F £949 / £1099 with lens

20.3MP 4/3 LIVE MOS

200-25,600(80 expanded)


Mar 2017 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Created in the image of Olympus’ 1960s F-series cameras, the ultra-retro PEN-F is a tantalising combo of classic and cutting edge. With a 20.3MP Four Thirds sensor, 5-axis image stabilisation and 10fps shooting, this small but perfectly formed camera has plenty to offer.

OLYMPUS OM-D E-M5 MKII £849 / £1249 with lens

16.1MP 4/3 LIVE MOS


Mar 2017 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The OM-D E-M5 MkII is a significant upgrade from the E-M5 model, featuring a higher resolution monitor and improved battery life, providing up to 750 shots from a single charge. The camera boasts a shooting speed of 10fps and an impressive 5-axis sensor-based IS system.

OLYMPUS OM-D E-M1 £849

16.3MP 4/3 LIVE MOS

200-25,600 (100 expanded)


Dec 2013 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The OM-D EM-1 is the pièce de résistance of the Olympus range. With a TruePic VII processor, a new sensor and viewfinder, a deep handgrip, Wi-Fi, and full weather-sealing, it has all-round exceptional functionality. The EM-1’s shooting speed is 6.5fps with a 50-frame RAW buffer.

OLYMPUS E-M1 II £1849 / £2399 with lens

20.4MP4/3in Live MOS

100-25,600(LOW expanded)

3in 1037k-dot vari-angle touchscreen

N/A N/A

The E-M1 II is built for speed, with a top burst speed of 60fps and on-chip Phase Detection with 121 cross-type AF points. It also boasts 4K video recording, 5-axis sensor shift Image Stabilisation and a body weight of just 498g.

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SONY α6000£499 with lens

24.3MP APS-C CMOS


June 2014 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The α6000 is the successor to the NEX-6 and NEX-7, making it Sony’s most advanced APS-C CSC. The spec is extremely impressive for such a low price-tag, with 11fps shooting and the world’s fastest autofocus of 0.06sec. The camera has a flash, hotshoe and shoots Full HD video.

SONY α6300 £929 with lens

24.2MP APS-C CMOS

100-25,600 (51,200 expanded)


Oct 2016 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The α6300 is the update to the α6000 and comes packed with features. It boasts an 24.2MP APS-C chip and can shoot up to 11fps. 4K video can be recorded internally and it’s compatible with Sony’s E-mount lenses. It also has 4D autofocus with 425 phase detect points.

Sony α6500 £1299 / £2199 with lens

24.2MPAPS-C

100-25,600(51,200 expanded)

3in 921.6k-dot tiltable touchscreen

Mar 2017 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The Alpha 6500 is Sony’s latest flagship APS-C DSLR and comes packed with features. It boasts speedy Phase-Detection AF with 425 points, up to 11fps burst shooting, in-body 5-axis image stabilisation and an electronic OLED Tru-Finder.

SONY α7£799 / £999 with lens

24.3MP Full-frame

50-25,6003in 921k-dottiltable

Spring 2015 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The α7 houses a 24.3MP full-frame sensor in a mirrorless body. This allows it to be much more portable than full-frame DSLRs but still deliver great image quality. It has a 5fps burst mode, a top ISO of 25,600 and can record Full HD video too.

SONY α7 II£1249 / £1448 with lens

24.3MP Full-frame

100-25,6003in 1.23m-dot tiltable

Mar 2017 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Replacing the much-acclaimed full-frame Sony α7, the MkII offers even faster AF, impressive 5-point image stabilisation, and improvements to the handling. It boasts a 3in tilt screen, a 2300k-dot electronic viewfinder, 24.3MP resolution, a magnesium-alloy body, and Wi-Fi and NFC.

SONY α7R £999

36.4MP Full-frame


Spring 2015 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The α7R is almost identical to the α7 with all the same specs, but it has a much higher image resolution of 36.4MP. The sensor also has no low-pass filter so captures fine detail with even greater clarity. There are 7 full-frame lenses available, and there will be 15 by the end of 2015.

SONY α7R II £2499 / £3768 with lens

42.4MP Full-frame

100-25,600(50-102,400 expanded)


Nov 2015 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Moving on from Sony’s α7R, the α7R II is the world’s first back-illuminated 35mm full-frame CMOS image sensor with 42.4MP. It features 4K movie functionality and has a sensitivity that reaches up to 102,400 expanded. It boasts 399 autofocus points and 5fps burst shooting.

SONY α7S £1699

12.2MP Full-frame

50-409,6003in 921k-dottiltable

Spring 2015 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Sony’s α7S boasts an incredible top ISO of 102,400 and is built to deliver great results in low light scenarios. It has a 12MP full-frame sensor and as a mirrorless camera it’s noticeably leaner than similarly specced DSLRs. It also has a 5fps burst mode and can shoot Full HD video.

SONY α7S II £2499

12.2MP Full-frame

100-409,600 3in 1228k-dot N/A N/A

Building on the success of Sony’s α7S, the new version sports a more ergonomic button layout, a fully silent shooting mode and the ability to record 4K video in-camera. It has a 12.2MP full-frame chip and an electronic viewfinder too.

PANASONIC

SONY


PANASONIC GX800 £499 with lens

16MP 4/3 LIVE MOS

200-51,200 (100 expanded)


Mar 2017 N/A

Available in black, black/silver, tan or orange, Panasonic’s entry-level CSC is a replacement for the GF7. As well as a 3in flip-out touchscreen, the camera’s 16MP sensor has no anti-aliasing filter for sharper results, and it boasts 4K video, from which you can extract 8MP stills.

PANASONIC G7£499 with lens

16MP 4/3 LIVE MOS

200-25,600(100 expanded)


Aug 2015 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The G7 has the same sensor as the GH4, and features high-speed autofocusing using DFD technology, which results in AF speeds of up to 0.07 seconds. A new 4K mode allows you to film very high resolution video, and also gives you the option to pull 8MP stills from your footage.

PANASONIC GX8 £799 with lens

16MP 4/3 LIVE MOS

200-25,600(100 expanded)


Mar 2017 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The Panasonic GX8 packs a 20.8MP sensor, as well as Dual Image Stabilisation and 4K video recording. With low light autofocus rated to -4EV, the GX8 has the ability to focus on subjects more precisely in dark conditions. The camera has a retro design and is available in black or silver.

PANASONIC GX80 £447 / £549 with lens

16MP 4/3 LIVE MOS

200-25,600(100 expanded)


June 2016 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Panasonic’s GX80 is a slimmed down version of the GX8, though it retains many of the most important features, including 4K video, 4K photo, and 8fps shooting. The camera also has 5-axis sensor-shift stabilisation, and an extra 2-axis stabilisation in the lens. Available in black, silver or tan.

PANASONIC G80 £629 / £799 with lens

16MP Digital 4/3 LIVE MOS

Up to 25,600 3in 1040k-dot Dec 2016 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The G80 is Panasonic’s latest Micro Four Thirds mirrorless camera and is an update to the G7. It boasts 4K video, a top ISO of 25,600 and improved 5-axis Dual Image Stabilisation system, and has a rugged, splash and dust-proof design.

PANASONIC GH4R £978 / £1349 with lens

16MP 4/3 LIVE MOS

200-25,600 (100 expanded)


Mar 2017 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The GH4R is the update to Panasonic’s GH4 and features unlimited 4K video recording. The pre-existing video cap of 29:59 has also been done away with and 4K videos can be captured past this limit, for as long as required.

PANASONIC GH5 £1600 / £1899 with lens

20.3MP 4/3 LIVE MOS

200-51,200 (100 expanded)

3.2in 1620k-dot flip-out touchscreen

June 2017 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The GH5 has the ability to shoot highly detailed 6K video, nine times the detail of Full HD, allowing users to extract 18MP still images from an incredibly fast frame rate. It also takes on a 5-axis sensor stabilisation, dual SD slots and an autofocus acquisition time of just 0.05sec.


LEICA TL £1450

16MP APS-C CMOS

100-12,500 3.7in 1.3m-dot Mar 2017 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Based on the Leica T, the TL has an improved autofocus performance, particularly in the AF-C mode. It has a large touchscreen display and the new app for iOS and Android devices boasts new features. Its body is made from a single block of aluminium.

LEICA M (TYP 240)£4959

24MP Full-frame

200-6400(100 expanded)

3in 920k-dot Spring 2015 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Combined with a Maestro engine, the 24MP Leica M has a high processing speed and a low buffer time making it ideal for shooting in rapid succession. The Leica M features a 3in 920k-dot screen, which includes Live View functionality. It can shoot Full HD (1080p) video at 25fps.

LEICA M10 £5600

24MP Full-frame

100-50,000 3in 1037k-dot N/A N/A

Compatible with all Leica M-system lenses, as well as R-system lenses with an adapter, this premium 24MP full-frame rangefinder offers both style and substance in a relatively compact body. It boasts an magnesium body, a 0.73x viewfinder, a 3in LCD, Wi-Fi and focus peaking.

LEICA SL (TYP 601) £5499

24MP Full-frame

50-50,000 3in 1040k-dot Mar 2016 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Leica’s mirrorless CSC features an electronic viewfinder and offers an advanced ISO range of 50-50,000. Its Maestro II series processor allows continuous shooting at 11fps. Offering more versatility, the Leica SL is compatible with both Leica’s SL lenses and T/TL mount lenses.

LEICA M MONOCHROM (TYP 246) £5798

24MP Full-frame

320-25,000 2.5in 922k-dot July 2015 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The 24MP Leica M Monochrome is Leica’s second digital 35mm format camera to shoot only black & white images. It has a high ISO range reaching up to 25,000 and includes a high-performance Leica Maestro image processor and a buffer memory with a capacity of 2GB.

HASSELBLAD X1D-50C £7788

50MP Medium-format

100-25,600 3in 920k-dot Oct 2016 N/A

The X1D is a ground-breaking release from Hasselblad, as it’s the world’s first compact mirrorless digital medium-format camera. Boasting an impressive ISO range and a staggering 50MP sensor, this camera points the CSC market in a whole new direction.

LEICA

HASSELBLAD



SIGMA SD QUATTRO £699 / £899 with lens

29.5MP APS-C

100-6400 3in 1620k-dot Dec 2015 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Perfectly complementing Sigma’s high-quality lenses, this camera allows photographers to express themselves with freedom and precision. The image quality is of a high standard and the LCD screen matches the high image quality with a resolution of 1620k-dot.

SIGMA SD QUATTRO H £1129

38.6MP APS-H

100-6400 3in 1620k-dot N/A N/A

Aimed at landscape photographers, the Quattro SD H is Sigma’s highest pixel CSC to date, boasting an effective 38.6MP APS-H Foveon X3 direct image sensor, and 9-point phase and contrast AF detect. The camera can capture 3.8 frames-per-second.

SIGMA


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