Inspiring ways to improve your photos
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This review supplements the detailed ‘First Look’ at the PEN E-P5, which we published in the May issue of Photo Review Magazine. Equipped with the same 16-megapixel sensor and TruePic VI image processing engine as the OM-D E-M5, the E-P5 is targeted at photographers who want high image quality, the convenience of interchangeable lenses and integrated Wi-Fi for sending images and movie clips from the camera to smart-phones and/or tablet PCs.
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.
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.
Panasonic’s Lumix DMC-GF6 represents the latest iteration of the company’s entry-level compact systems cameras. Similar in size and body styling to the GF5, the GF6 has a lot more to offer to enthusiasts. Its resolution has been increased to 16 megapixels and it features the latest Venus Engine image processor, along with integrated Wi-Fi plus near field communication.
An update to the X100 with higher resolution, faster autofocusing and a new hybrid viewfinder that combines optical and electronic systems.
A weatherproof Micro Four Thirds camera with professional video functionality for enthusiasts who require versatility, performance and creative controls for shooting stills and movie clipsPanasonic’s DMC-GH3 is the third model in a ‘flagship’ series of interchangeable-lens cameras designed for use in challenging conditions, which focus on providing a wide variety of functions for shooting video. Following the enthusiastic adoption by professional videographers of its predecessor, the GH2 (which we reviewed in February 2011), many keen video shooters will be interested in how the new camera compares with its predecessor.
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.
A fast wide-angle prime lens with a classic focal length that suits travel, street photography and photojournalism.
Olympus’s entry-level PEN camera is updated with touch screen controls and a higher-resolution Live MOS sensor.
Canon’s first mirrorless camera features a slimline body with a touch screen plus the same sensor and image processor and most of the functions of the EOS 650D DSLR.
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