Nikon D850 Review
Our Nikon D850 review discovers a DSLR camera that doesn’t force photographers to choose between resolution or speed.
FrontRow Camera Review
The FrontRow camera captures both high-quality photos and videos. But for a wearable, we couldn’t get past its awkward look.
Panasonic Lumix GH5 review
In our Panasonic Lumix GH5 review, we test a camcorder/camera hybrid that outputs 4K at 60fps and speedy 12-fps stills -- and doesn’t miss a beat.
Kodak Pixpro Orbit360 4K review
In our Kodak Pixpro Orbit360 4K review, we test a 360-degree camera that’s hindered by a high price and poor video quality.
Nikon D5600 review
Our Nikon D5600 review finds a DSLR that performs well and produces great photos and video, but lacks innovation.
Olympus Tough TG-5 review
The Olympus TG-5 isn’t just the compact camera that can go more places. With its GPS-based tracking system, it can do more once you get there, too.
Nikon D7500 review
Not everyone will appreciate the changes made to the Nikon D7500, but it offers significant improvements for sports and action photographers.
Sony Cyber-shot RX100 V review
Sony’s Cyber-shot RX100 Mark V compact camera continues to shine, thanks to an improved one-inch sensor and autofocus system.
Sigma SD Quattro H review
The SD Quattro H is a camera that’s advanced but also frustrating, simply because it’s so unique. It makes you work, but it pays dividends in the form of stunning image quality.
Sony a99 II review
Sony’s latest DSLR-style camera deftly merges high-resolution imaging, sports-ready performance, and cinematic video for a camera that is truly peerless. But the mirror technology makes it feel like it’s stuck in the past.
Canon EOS M6 review
The EOS M6 is another big step forward for Canon’s mirrorless line, but its focus on enthusiast users only further highlights the limitations of the EF-M lens collection.
Canon EOS Rebel T7i review
The latest in a long line of entry-level DSLRs, the T7i offers one of the best price-to-performance-ratios of any new camera.
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV review
The 5D Mark IV may not have the video features that Canon fans have been waiting for, but with a 30.4MP full-frame sensor, 7 frames-per-second continuous shooting, and terrific video autofocusing, it’s one of the best DSLRs you can buy.
Fujifilm X-T20 review
It's less expensive, but Fujifilm's X-T20 packs nearly as much power as the superb X-T2. It's also more compact and user-friendly.
Pentax K-1 review
The long-awaited Pentax K-1 – the company’s first first full-frame (35mm) DSLR -- bridges a gap in the Pentax lineup. Sure, it can capture great quality photographs, but times are changing, and modern camera makers have innovated to push the envelope. Can the K-1 stand up to the competition?
Nikon D5 review
Nikon has delivered a significant update to its flagship DSLR with the D5, but most users are better off with the less-pricey D500.
Panasonic Lumix FZ2500 review
With a 20x zoom, solid macro, 4K video and Post Focus, there’s not much the Panasonic FZ2500 can’t do. But is it too expensive for what some might call a fancy point-and-shoot?
Allie 360 Camera review
When it comes to 360-degree video, the Allie Camera can live-stream to YouTube, and that’s pretty cool. But it falls short everywhere else.
Canon EOS M5 review
Borrowing tech from the EOS 80D, the M5 shows Canon is serious about mirrorless – if only it had the video features and lens lineup to match.
Canon EOS M3 review
Canon's EOS M3 is a very compact mirrorless camera that's great for traveling light. While much improved over its predecessor, there are a few limitations that hold it back.
Olympus Stylus Tough TG-870 review
The TG-870 is the latest point-and-shoot in Olympus’ Tough-series. It excels in its rugged attributes, and shoots nice-looking photos with accurate colors, sharpness, and details.
Canon EOS 80D review
Canon made all the right upgrades to its new affordable enthusiast DSLR, the 80D. It delivers great looking photos and videos, thanks to a new sensor and autofocus system.
Nikon D500 review
Nikon’s D500 is an enthusiast DSLR that truly impresses. It delivers the excellent image quality one would expect, but it introduces several new tech that makes it a joy to use.
Sony a6300 review
Sony’s update to the A6000-series, the A6300 mirrorless camera, brings sublime 4K video capture and a new sensor that’s more light-sensitive. It also touts the world’s fastest autofocusing to date.
Ricoh Theta S review
Ricoh’s Theta S is one of the better 360-degree panoramic cameras for consumers, despite some growing pains. It’s packed with fun features, including support for Google Street View.
Panasonic Lumix ZS60 review
The ZS60 from Panasonic is an ideal compact camera for travelers, loaded with a 30x zoom lens and user-friendly features. But image quality is an issue attribute to a small sensor.
Canon PowerShot G3 X review
The PowerShot G3 X is Canon’s latest enthusiast point-and-shoot. It has a strong 24x zoom lens and large 1-inch sensor, and it is capable of shooting beautiful photos.
Fujifilm FinePix s9900W review
Fujifilm’s FinePix S9900W is a budget megazoom camera that has a 50x optical zoom lens, Wi-Fi, and Full HD video recording.
Nikon 1 J5 review
Nikon’s J-series mirrorless cameras always felt lackluster, but its new J5, with a super-fast burst mode, changes everything.
Hands on: Panasonic Lumix G7
Panasonic’s new G7 introduces a new 4K Photo burst mode for capturing high-resolution images out of 4K video, giving users a new way to shoot action.
Hands on: Canon EOS 5Ds
Canon’s new EOS 5Ds is a high-resolution, 50.6-megapixel full-frame DSLR that gets you close to medium format. We did a hands-on test with a pre-production model, and the photo quality is stunning. But it’s not for everyone.
Samsung NX500 review
Samsung used the guts of its lauded NX1 to create the compact, 4K-capable NX500. While a great everyday shooter, it lacks features of a true video camera.
Nikon D5500 review
The D5500 is Nikon’s newest entry-level DSLR. It shoots quality photos, and it’s a good starter DSLR for new users.
Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II review
Olympus’ latest Micro Four Thirds camera, the E-M5 Mark II, is, hands down, excellent. With very few flaws, the camera shoots terrific photos and videos.