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.
Sony ILCE-3000
A high-resolution SLR-like mirrorless camera that uses NEX E-mount lenses and comes with an affordable price tag.
Fujifilm X-E2
An update to the X-E1 camera with the same basic body design but a refined control layout, faster image processor, improved monitor and built-in Wi-Fi.
Samsung NX300
Samsung’s NX300 was announced at CES at the beginning of January but wasn’t officially launched in Australia until 15 May and it took a while after that to reach retail stores. While physically this model resembles the NX200 of 2011 (which we didn’t review), it comes with a new Hybrid Auto Focus (AF) system and the ability to shoot 3D photos and movies with Samsung’s new 45mm f/1.8 2D/3D lens.
Fujifilm X-M1
A compact, relatively light X-system camera with the same sensor as the X-Pro1 and X-E1. It comes with built-in Wi-Fi and a generous suite of scene-based automatic exposure modes.
Fujifilm X100S
An update to the X100 with higher resolution, faster autofocusing and a new hybrid viewfinder that combines optical and electronic systems.
Fujifilm X20
An update to the X10 featuring a new 12-megapixel X-Trans CMOS II sensor with built-in phase detection pixels, hybrid autofocusing and 1080p movie recording.
