Full Frame Mirrorless

Our technical tests confirmed the findings of our First Look assessments and confirm the Sony α7C is a viable choice for photographers who want to lighten their loads without compromising image quality.

Sony’s new 24-megapixel α7C is currently the smallest and lightest interchangeable-lens camera with optical in-body stabilisation plus professional 4K UHD movie functions.

A new entry-level mirrorless camera with dual SD card slots, USB charging, a 24.3-megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor and weather-sealed body with IBIS.

Canon’s flagship mirrorless camera features a full-frame 45-megapixel CMOS sensor, 8K video recording at DCI and UHD aspect ratios plus in-body image stabilisation.

A weatherproof, full-frame ILC with a no viewfinder and a full-time electronic shutter plus a 49-point contrast AF system in a compact body that weighs only 370 grams.

The new Lumix DC-S1H camera boasts an updated 24.2-megapixel CMOS sensor and supports 6K 24p video recording plus professional stills and movie functions.

The second-generation model of Sony’s pro-level mirrorless camera provides upgrades to many key functions plus improved ergonomics and connectivity.

Sony’s highest resolution full-frame camera offers 61-megapixel stills resolution, up to 10 fps burst shooting with AF / AE tracking and 4K video recording.

The higher-resolution model of Panasonic’s S-series cameras with 47-megapixel stills and similar specs to the S1 but restricted to 4K 8-bit video without Log profile support.

Panasonic’s first ‘hybrid’ camera with 24-megapixel stills and support for 4K 10-bit video with the V-Log picture profile along with up to 6 stops of Dual I.S. stabilisation.