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When you think about photography, it is almost impossible not to think about black and white images. They are linked to the history of photography itself and to the many important names that made this art form popular. Even today, monochrome is still the preferred look of many enthusiasts and professional photographers.
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Even before we saw the new Sony a6300 for the first time at the Sony press event in Amsterdam, we knew it would have some pretty big shoes to fill. According to various best-seller lists and Sony itself, the a6000 is the best-selling mirrorless camera of all time. Why? Because with the price of only $800 with the kit lens upon its release, and $600 now that it is two years old, you get many high-end features such as a 24MP APS-C sensor, 11fps continuous burst, XAVC S video and fast focusing, all in a very compact body.
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The Fujifilm X70 and X100T are similar in more ways than one. They are both classified as high-end compact cameras. They both feature the same 16MP X-Trans II sensor. And they both come with a fixed prime lens, albeit with different fields of view.
In our latest comparison video, we take a look at the five main similarities and differences between the two cameras to help you come to a decision about which model is right for you.
We’ve also summarised the main reasons you might want to choose one model over the other below:
Choose the Fujifilm X70 if:
– you prefer the 28mm field of view
– you require a very compact body
– you like the idea of having a tilting touchscreen
– you’re on a budget
Choose the Fujifilm X100T if:
– you prefer the 35mm field of view
– you feel the need for a viewfinder
When Sony released the Sony A7r mark II, they made sure to give the camera not only impressive still capabilities but also advanced video recording. It is hard to beat this product when it comes to specifications: it has a new 42MP chip (the world’s first BSI 35mm sensor) and full pixel readout in 4K when using the APS-C/Super35 mode. Indeed, it comes across as the perfect hybrid camera if you want the ultimate image quality for still images and 4K video.
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