We complete our review of Fujifilm’s flagship X-Pro2 camera with results of tests on a production model.
Fujifilm X-T10
A ‘little brother’ to the Fujifilm X-T1 with a compact, magnesium body that comes in all-black or silver and black livery.
Samsung NX500
Most of the technology of the NX1 – including 4K video and efficient connectivity – in an NX300-styled body with no EVF and fewer external controls.
Canon EOS M3
An update to Canon’s original CSC with higher resolution, improved autofocusing and a tilting LCD tough-enabled monitor that can be used for ‘selfies’.
Sony α5100
An update to the popular α5000 that provides higher resolution, a touch-screen monitor, improved movie recording and a fast hybrid AF system with 179 detection points.
Sony ILCE-α6000
Sony’s latest CSC features familiar NEX styling but offers improved autofocusing, more logical menus and built-in Wi-Fi with NFC.
Sony α5000
A high-resolution interchangeable-lens camera that is smaller and lighter than some similarly-priced DSLRs but lacks a viewfinder and hot-shoe.
Sony a5000
A high-resolution interchangeable-lens camera that is smaller and lighter than some similarly-priced DSLRs but lacks a viewfinder and hot-shoe.
Leica T (Typ 701)
Leica’s first compact system camera features a stylish, aluminium ‘unibody’ with a large touch-screen and innovative GUI plus built-in Wi-Fi.
Fujifilm X-T1
The latest Fujifilm CSC provides traditional dial controls on a weather-resistant metal body with a tilting, high-resolution monitor and high-resolution OLED viewfinder.
