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We review hundreds of products in a wide range of categories each year. Here's the best of the best in cameras.
Nikon Z6 review
The Nikon Z6 is the sibling to the new mirrorless Z7 -- but for some photographers, the cheaper Z6 may be the better option. Read where the $2,000 camera beats the $3,400 one (and where it doesn’t) in our Nikon Z6… See Full Review »
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9
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Nikon Z6 Review
- Fast 12 fps burst
- Wider ISO range
- Excellent low-light images
- Attainable price point
- Great image quality
- Single card slot
- Autofocus not as strong as DSLR
Our Score
9
Sony a7 III Review
- Exceptional image quality
- 10 fps continuous shooting
- 693-point AF system
- Very responsive performance
- Very good 4K video
- Frustrating menu and control layout
- 2.36-million-dot EVF is behind the times
- Video is no longer best in class
Our Score
8
Rylo Review
- Incredible image stabilization
- Easy to use editing features
- Fast, reliable USB connection
- Just plain fun
- Simple interface
- Waterproof case is extra
- No multi-clip editing
- Underexposes foreground when sky is bright
Our Score
7
Nikon Z7 Review
- Excellent image quality
- Sharp, accurate EVF
- 5-axis in-body image stabilization
- 4K video with pro features
- Unhindered performance with Nikon F lenses
- Limited 3D tracking
- Less effective low light AF compared to D850
- Fewer physical controls
Our Score
8
Fujifilm X-T3 Review
- Excellent image quality
- Significantly improved autofocus
- 4K/60 and high bitrate video
- Outstanding electronic viewfinder
- Great design and user experience
- No in-body image stabilization
- Limited LCD articulation
Our Score
9
Canon EOS R Review
- 5D Mark IV sensor in a smaller body
- Fantastic EVF
- Lots of customization
- Great autofocus
- Works with older lenses via adapters
- No in-body stabilization
- Burst rate limited to 5 fps with continuous AF
- Single SD card slot
Our Score
8
Nikon Coolpix P1000 Review
- Crazy telescopic zoom
- Excellent optical stabilization
- Solid image quality in good light
- On-lens zoom controls
- Decent build quality
- Large and front-heavy
- Controls inaccessible while processing images
- Autofocus, image quality suffer in low light
Our Score
7
Nikon D7200 Review
- Excellent stills
- Latest Nikon image processor
- Very good ISO performance
- Extensive customization
- Wi-Fi, NFC
- Big, bulky
- No tilting touchscreen
- Video frame rate only 30p
- Difficulty grabbing focus for low-light video
Our Score
7.5