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    Nikon D780 Review

    Nikon D780
    If want to buy a new DSLR these days, the one to choose is the Nikon D780. That's consensus from reviewers who uniformly agreed that the D780 is one of the best new DSLRs on the market. The catch is, of course, that there aren't many new DSLRs lately as sleeker mirrorless cameras take over.
  • Mirrorless Cameras

    Fujifilm X-T3 Review

    Reviewers generally raved about the X-T3, with Digital Camera World saying Fujifilm's retro-styled mirrorless camera "is so good, in so many areas, that you really have to scrape the barrel to find anything negative to say about it at all." The X-T3's 26.1MP, X-Trans CMOS 4, APS-C sensor received

  • Tough Cameras

    Olympus Tough TG-6 Review

    Olympus TG-6

    Olympus' Tough series of cameras have long been considered among the best underwater point-and-shoot models on the market. That doesn't change with the Olympus TG-6, which reviewers agree is one of top tough consumer cameras out there.

  • Superzoom Cameras

    Nikon Coolpix B600 Review

    Nikon B600

    The Nikon Coolpix B600 is not a particularly "sexy" camera but it gets the job done. That's the feeling of reviewers of this no-frills Nikon with a 60x (24-1440mm equivalent) built-in lens. Yes, that superzoom lens is quite versatile, but its image quality degrades the further you zoom out.

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