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Panasonic Lumix GH5s – First Impressions Review

Our first impressions of the new Panasonic Lumix GH5s from the UK press event.

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Fuji X Pro 1 Review | Scott Williams

Fuji X Pro 1 Review | Scott Williams | Mirrorless Cameras | Scoop.it


So this is a first for me, I've never done a gear review before so let's all try and survive this together.  :)  FujiFilm Canada was gracious enough to send me out a copy of the X PRO 1 as well as the 18, 35 & 60 mm lenses. I'm obviously not going to nerd out completely and do high ISO comparisons and pictures of test charts... Heck, I'd have to go get a tripod for that.   I'm just going to talk about my experience with this camera that FujiFilm Canada was generous enough to lend me. As others including Zach Arias and David Hobby have said there is something about these new Fuji cameras.  They're not the fastest cameras in the world.  They don't have the most megapixels.  And they don't have the best high ISO (although it's pretty damn good!)  But they do have one thing... soul. The minute I picked this camera up it just felt right.  The fact that it's a fraction of the size of my Nikons probably helped but it was more than that.  It's hard to describe but it was very close to the feeling I had when I picked up my old Pentax K1000 for the very first time.  it just feels good in the hands.....


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Sony A7r review for architectural photographers | Nic Granleese

Sony A7r review for architectural photographers | Nic Granleese | Mirrorless Cameras | Scoop.it


This little camera is a 36mp full frame monster. It’s using the same image sensor as the Nikon D800 which means its on par as the highest megapixel DSLR currently available, except it’s not a DLSR. It’s a mirrorless camera. What makes it even more remarkable is that it can be used with almost any lens via an adaptor, albeit with a few quirks (see below). So for anyone with Canon, Nikon, or Leica glass this makes for a very interesting camera indeed. On top of this it’s got built in wi-fi to connect with your iphone or ipad and it’s going to retail for around $2400, making it significantly cheaper than a Nikon D800, or Canon 5D iii. Anyone else excited yet? ...

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