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The wait is finally over. Nikon has unveiled its new mirrorless system, the first with a 35mm format sensor. It arrives seven years after the not-so-successful Nikon 1 series which has now been discontinued.
We had the chance to see a pre-production version of the two cameras at the UK press event and these are our early findings. You can watch the video or read the written version below.
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The Fujifilm GFX 50s is the first medium format camera I’ve ever had the chance to review. I was really excited about the idea of trying it and seeing how the quality of a digital medium format sensor compared to the cameras I usually review. Luckily, I wasn’t disappointed. After using the GFX for almost three weeks, I can confirm that it was everything I hoped it would be and more!
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The E-PL9 is the latest addition to Olympus’ PEN range. It sports several features that were first introduced on the E-M10 mark III including 4K video, the AP mode and 121 contrast detection AF points. You can find out all about it in our hands-on video below. As always, you can scroll down further for the text version!
The GH5S is a new addition to the Lumix flagship line-up that now includes three cameras: the G9 which aims at sports and wildlife photographers, the GH5 which offers the best of both worlds for hybrid shooters and the newly announced GH5S which is especially designed for filmmakers.
We had the chance to see a pre-production version of the new camera in late December. Here is our first impressions video. Keep scrolling for the text version!
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The OM-D E-M10 mark III arrives two years after its popular predecessor, the E-M10 II. It brings 4K video, a new image processor, a re-designed menu interface that makes the camera more beginner-friendly and other minor improvements. However the process of simplifying the camera has eliminated a number of useful settings along the way as we’ll discover below.