Full Frame Mirrorless

Leica’s latest rangefinder camera, the M11, provides some worthwhile improvements to performance and handling over its previous models in the series.

Nikon’s game-changing mirrorless flagship features a fully electronic shutter; real time blackout-free EVF, advanced autofocusing and support for 8K 30p video recording.

Canon’s latest mirrorless camera offers Eye Control AF with versatile tracking of people, animals, bikes and cars, a 30 fps electronic shutter continuous drive and up to 8 stops of IBIS.

Sony’s α7 IV hybrid still and movie camera features a new 33-megapixel Exmor R CMOS sensor plus improvements to processing, autofocusing and video recording.

Leica’s most versatile full frame camera boasts a new 24-megapixel BSI CMOS sensor with IBIS and offers faster processing plus improved power management.

The flagship model in Sony’s Alpha line-up offers more processing power with 50-megapixel resolution and 8K 25p video recording to meet professional requirements.

Nikon’s second generation Z6 mirrorless camera gains dual card slots and two EXPEED 6 processors to boost continuous shooting speeds and buffer capacity.

Sony’s new video-optimised full-frame mirrorless camera has an updated sensor and processor for faster performance, improved noise reduction and a wider dynamic range.

Panasonic’s entry-level full-frame mirrorless camera features a 24.2-megapixel CMOS sensor with Dual Native ISO technology plus versatile video recording modes.

A versatile, 20-megapixel full frame mirrorless camera that shares many technologies with Canon’s flagship professional cameras and features fast and accurate autofocusing.