The Z 50 is Nikon's smallest DX camera yet. With a new entry point into Nikon's mirrorless Z series, it's a camera for a new generation of photographers.
The Canon EOS M200 shoots mirrorless camera quality with smartphone simplicity. Its compact design and easy-to-use touchscreen make it the "real" camera you might actually bring with you
360-degree video still feels like a novelty, but the Max is a solid camera with an excellent mobile app that makes working with immersive video easier than ever before.
With the same sensor and real-time autofocus system as the $1,400 A6600, the A6100 an absolute steal at just $750. It's one of the best cameras you can buy.
At $5,750, the X1D II 50C is thousands less than original and pushes the medium format camera into full-frame territory, but it's still slow and often frustrating to use.
The M6 Mark II puts more power and pixels into Canon's compact EOS-M mirrorless line, but it fails to outshine the competition due to a lack of lenses and inferior low light performance.
Mirrorless cameras tend to be faster, with better Live View AF, but the Canon EOS 90D bucks the trend with an impressive 10 fps burst and Dual Pixel autofocus.
The X-A7 seeks to appeal to the smartphone generation while holding onto the old-school vibe. It hasn't paid off, but the X-A7 is a great mirrorless camera.
