Cameras

"For those who want a long lens, compact body and 1" sensor, the ZS200 is one of the better choices out there" according to DP review in 2018.

A good all-around mirrorless camera at a reasonable price.

"Thanks to its front, rear, and dual cabin cameras, Vantrue’s Nexus 5 (N5) offers arguably the best coverage of any dash cam system out there. It’s also feature-laden and state of the art" according to PC World review.

"Panasonic has packed some of the best tech inside the significantly larger Lumix S1 and Lumix S1H, into a camera body smaller than the Micro Four Thirds champions, the Lumix GH5 and Panasonic Lumix G9. It’s nothing short of witchcraft" according to Digital Camera World in 2022.

"The Panasonic Lumix S5 IIX promises to be the ideal full-frame hybrid camera for the video-focused creator" according to Digital Camera World review in 2023.

Compact camera with a 1/2.3-inch sensor and fixed NIKKOR 83x zoom lens.

"The Canon EOS R7 will be a very strong hybrid APS-C camera for most people. It's capable of great image quality, shoots at a jaw-dropping 15 fps (with reliable AF performance), and churns out decent 4K video. It also features Canon's timeless DSLR-style design, complete with plenty of physical...

Now sold at a very attractive price with "20 Essential Accessories for Content Creators".

Most major camera manufacturers are focusing on mirrorless instead of DSLR cameras, although some still cling to DSLR virtues like longer battery life. Mirrorless cameras however now outclass DSLR cameras regarding autofocus speed and tracking features.

Might not be the perfect vlogging camera, but for less than $500 including kit lens one can't complain.

"DXOMark did call the Canon EOS R3 the best low light performer in their full-frame sensor database" according to Canon Rumors.

"Best for single-person presentations" according to Digital Camera World.

A newer model: a7CII is expected soon.

"The Olympus Tough TG-6 is a well-designed rugged camera with a broad feature set, good image quality for its class and a host of environment sensors that store everything from location to temperature in your photos" according to DPreview.

"the Fujifilm X-S20 presents an excellent value proposition. That is doubly true when considering the US$1,399 XC14-45 mm lens kit" according to NotebookCheck.

"You'd think the most remarkable thing about the "World's smallest thermal camera" would be the dinky proportions, but the device is also top-notch when it comes to performance and usability" according to Digital Camera World.