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Nikon D3300
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Detailed images
The camera has a 24.2 MP APS-C sensor that captures detailed images at any ISO. Even at ISO 12800 the images have little noise.
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Non-articulating LCD
Camera's LCD is fixed in place making certain shots (such as ones close to the ground) a bit more difficult to monitor.
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Light body
The camera weighs just 430 grams.
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Can't change aperture in live mode
While shutter speed and exposure can be changed, aperture cannot.
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Long battery life
It's CIPA rated 700 shots per charge.
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Live mode has slow autofocus
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Good video capabilities
The camera shoots detailed 1080p video at up to 60 frames per second.
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Poor movie mode implementation
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Can create panoramas in-camera
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Well-suited for serious photographers
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External mic jack
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Weight:
430 g
Dimensions:
124 x 98 x 76 mm
Screen size:
3" fixed
Ports:
USB 2.0
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Nikon D5300
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Geotags your photos
The camera can automatically add location information to images via the built-in GPS.
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Can't control aperture in live view while shooting video
While shutter speed and exposure can be changed, aperture cannot.
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Has a good flip out swivel-and-tilt screen
D5300 has a 3:2, 1.04M-dot swivel-and-tilt screen.
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Magnified live view lags quite a bit
The delay makes the zoomed in live view nearly unusable.
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Great dynamic range
According to tests performed by DxOmark D5300 has 13.86 stops of dynamic range in print and 13.06 stops on screen for images taken at 100 ISO. These are among the best results for cameras in this price range.
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Video autofocus
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Good AF point coverage
39 focus points with 19 points being cross-type making it easier to set the focus within the frame.
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Good video capabilities
Shoots up to 1080p60 resolution.
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Detailed images
The camera has a 24 MP CMOS sensor with an ISO range of 100 - 12800 (expandable up to 25,600).
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Weight:
480 g
Dimensions:
125 x 98 x 76 mm
Screen size:
3.2" fully articulated
Ports:
USB 2.0; HDMI
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Panasonic Lumix G7
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MFT lens mount allows for a wide variety of lenses to choose from
Micro Four Thirds system is a standard used by Panasonic, Olympus, Sigma and many others so you're not locked into a having to buy lenses from one manufacturer.
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Can't zoom in on video in playback mode
There's no way to zoom in on the screen in playback mode to check details of the footage.
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Shoots good quality 4K@30 video
The G7 takes footage from a crop of the sensor and includes focus peaking and zebra striping tools allowing you to get good quality video.
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Weight:
410 g
Dimensions:
125 x 86 x 77 mm
Sensor:
16MP MFT
Screen size:
3" fully articulated
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Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ2000/FZ2500
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It takes excellent quality videos
With its 4K cinema mode, you can shoot cinema like scenes, because the large video frame format will make your videos appear wider. Moreover, there is no longer a 30 minute 4K video limit. This was an issue in the previous model.
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Expensive
If you are on a budget, this camera is pricey.
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You can change frame rates while filming
When you’re shooting a video, you can change it to slow motion while continually filming. So you can shoot both slow motion and normal mode in one video clip.
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The lens cap is loose
You can easily knock the camera lens protector off with very little effort.
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You can set the shutter to fire with a half press button
Minimizes camera shaking, because you can trigger the shutter with a slight press and take pictures quicker. This is great when shooting unpredictable subjects like birds or during sporting events.
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This is a bulky camera
When you turn it on, the lens will automatically extend from the camera and stay that way, making it bigger and longer than it already is.
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Powerful zoom
Although not as powerful as the Nikon CoolPix P950 83x zoom, the FZ2000/FZ2500 has a powerful 20x built-in optical zoom lens.
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Heavy
Weighing almost a kilo, this camera is not for someone who wants to travel light.
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Video and photo settings are separately saved
It saves and keep video and photo preferred settings separate. Great when going back and forth between video and photo modes
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The input and output jacks are placed where your lcd screen folds out
When cables are attached to your camera, they gets in the way, making it hard when you’re doing selfies or just looking at the LCD.
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You can customize the settings while looking at the Electronic Viewfinder (EVF)
The camera settings are visible in the EVF so you'll no longer have to take your eye off when operating the buttons and you can focus more on your object and how it would look after the shot.
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It has touch screen auto focus
You can easily direct which part of the screen you want your camera to focus and this works even when you are looking through the Electronic Viewfinder (EVF)
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It has built-in Neutral Density (ND) Filters
ND Filters help to tone down bright areas, making it very convenient when working under such conditions. Choosing which filter to use is quick and easy.
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Takes superb time lapse videos especially during sunrise and sunset
You can set the 2, 4 or 6-stop Neutral Density (ND) filters to tone done down sun glares at different times of the day so you'll have a more balanced video. This is all built-in which is great for Vlog clips.
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Weight:
915 grams
Dimensions:
138 x 102 x 135 mm
Sensor:
20 MP 1″ BSI-CMOS
Battery Life:
350 shots
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Olympus OM-D E-M5 II
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Good kit lens
The Olympus M. Zuiko Digital ED 12-40mm f/2.8 Pro lens has a very good build quality and is fast across the full zoom range with a constant 2.8 aperture.
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In-body camera stabilization
The camera has a built in 5-axis stabilization.
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Weather-sealed
The camera is dust proof, splash proof and freeze proof. You shouldn't have an issue with electronics when shooting in rain and other harsh conditions.
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Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II
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Great focusing system
The focusing system is quick, it rarely if ever resorts to focus hunting and it's consistently accurate.
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Menu system could be easier to use
The camera menu has 26 screen pages and dozens of subpages. Navigating through them to find what you need, can take a while.
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In-body stabilization saves money on lenses
Since stabilization can be applied to any lense, you can save money by not having to spend it on stabilized lenses which are generally more expensive than non-stabilized lenses.
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MFT lens mount allows for a wide variety of lenses to choose from
Micro Four Thirds system is a standard used by Panasonic, Olympus, Sigma and many others so you're not locked into a having to buy lenses from one manufacturer.
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Sensor:
16MP MFT
Max resolution:
4608x3456
Wi-Fi:
Yes
Lens mount:
MFT
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Canon PowerShot G9 X
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Touchscreen makes adjusting focus easy
All you need to do is tap on the place you wish to focus on.
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No viewfinder
It can be difficult to use the LCD panel at the back of the camera in bright environments, but the lack of a viewfinder leaves no alternative.
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Portable
The camera's dimensions are just 2.28 x 1.21 x 3.86 inches.
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Battery could be better
The camera promises 220 shots on a charge.
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Good low-light performance
PowerShot G9 X has a sensor (1-inch) that's larger than most competition in this price range and that means less noise in low light.
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Shooting RAW is slow
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Quick focus in good light
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Weight:
206 g
Zoom:
3X
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Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV
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Complex menus
Camera body is a bit cluttered with controls and the menu system is overly complex.
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UHS-II card support
The memory card slot supports high-speed UHS-II cards.
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No add-on microphone support
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Slim, retro style
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4K video
Can shoot 4K at 30 fps, with a recording limit of 29 minutes.
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Built-in flash
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Weight:
383g
Dimensions:
122 x 84 x 49 mm
Max resolution:
5184 x 3888
Video resolution:
4K @30p, HD @120p
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Fujifilm X-S10
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USB-C port
The USB-C port can be used for charging and also be used for headphones.
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Autofocus
Autofocus tracking could be better.
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20 fps continuous drive
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Built-in flash
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External microphone input
Standard 3.5 mm jack input.
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Weight:
465g
Dimensions:
126 x 85 x 65 mm
Sensor:
26MP APS-C
Screen size:
3" fully articulated
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Sony a6300
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Built-in flash
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No touchscreen or joystick for setting the AF point
The quickest way to set the AF point is by pressing the middle button of the four-way controller to enter AF point selection, then using the controller to set the point which is considerably slower than using a touchscreen or a joystick.
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Great subject tracking
a6300 is among the most capable cameras in its class in identifying and tracking subjects.
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Lens availability might be an issue
There are some APS-C specific prime lenses from Sony, but not many, and zoom lenses are few and far between.
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Lots of video-friendly features
The camera supports a flat color profiles (S-Log2 & S-Log3) for improved dynamic range that can then be used when color grading in post, it can record time code in order to help you sync audio and video when you record them separately, it allows for an external mic allowing you to record higher quality audio in-camera, and includes focus peaking and zebras that help make sure the subject is in focus and no areas are over or under exposed.
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The amount of settings available can be overwhelming
The menu is grouped in 5 categories and each category has up to 9 pages of settings. Remembering the location of all those settings can be a time-consuming task.
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Good image quality
The camera captures detailed 24MP images with neutral colors. Detailed, interactive studio tests can be seen here.
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Accessing second dial requires reposition the hand from shooting grip
The second dial that's among other things is used for changing the AF point is positioned at the bottom-right side of the camera and it can't be accessed using the shooting grip.
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Great continuous autofocus
The autofocus is fast. It uses a hybrid phase-detection and contrast detection autofocusing system.
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Excellent video quality
The camera can capture video at up to 4K30 and 1080p120 resolutions and is capable of saving footage in XAVC S at up to 100 Mbps. Captured footage provides impressive levels of detail. It's important to note that 4K30 capture is from a smaller crop of the sensor while 4K24/25 is from the full width of the sensor.
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Offers excellent control over video
The camera allows manually setting and adjusting during shooting shutter speed, aperture and ISO, supports Auto ISO in movie mode, allows turning subject tracking on and off during filming, supports live autofocus with control over focus drive speed and subject tracking persistence.
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Good Auto ISO
Auto ISO changes ISO based on user-defined rules. a6300 allows setting ISO ceiling and floor, minimum shutter speed and additionally has 5 automatic rules (from Slower to Faster) for controlling shutter speed based on focal length.
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Excellent AF point coverage
The camera has 425 phase detection AF points spread across the frame.
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Weather sealed
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Good dynamic range
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The viewfinder can be run at 120fps
Unlike most other viewfinders in this camera class, a6300's can be set to run at 120fps instead of 60fps.
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A flat color profile for video is available
a6300 supports a flat color profiles (S-Log2 & S-Log3) for improved dynamic range that can then be used when color grading in post. It can also preview how a graded footage would look.
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Excellent low-light performance for an APS-C camera
High-ISO retains a good amount of detail and has a well balanced, context-sensitive noise reduction. Saturation is accurate up to ISO 12800.
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Reasonable battery life
The cameras is CIPA rated for 400 shots per charge using the rear screen, and 350 using the EVF.
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Weight:
404g
Sensor:
24MP APS-C CMOS
Video resolution:
4K @30, 1080p @120
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