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Samsung’s Galaxy NX is the world’s first large sensor, mobile-camera hybrid with interchangeable lenses. Read on to find out if this innovative newcomer has what it takes to compete with rival mirrorless offerings. |
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Continuing our series of lens recommendations for new camera models, we’ve had the opportunity to assess the new entry-level Sony A3000 - the first of a new DSLR form-factor from the firm to adopt the mirrorless E-mount. We’ve assessed and collated data on a sizeable collection of Sony and third-party prime and zoom models to assess image quality. Read onto find out which of these models perform best when paired with the new camera. |
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Leica’s latest addition to the range of APS-C X cameras adopts a 16-Mpix sensor and useful 28-70mm equivalent Vario-Elmar zoom. Read on to find out how well it performs. |
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With Sony dropping the NEX branding from their mirrorless models, adopting a 20-Mpix APS-C CMOS sensor in a small form factor the new Alpha a5000 appears to continue the NEX lineage. Read on to find out how well it performs. |
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After the success of the NEX APS-C models, Sony has introduced the EVF-equipped 20-Mpix A3000 to compete with similar mirrorless models from Panasonic and Samsung. Read on to find out how this entry-level model performs. |
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Sony's taking a different approach to the consumer interchangeable lens market with the A3000, essentially a 20.1MP APS-C mirrorless camera that uses the same E-mount as the Sony NEX line, yet which has the look and feel of a traditional SLR. Though not the first manufacturer to take this approach, Sony is the first to achieve the low starting price point of $399 for both lens and body. However, to achieve that price point the company had to choose lower quality components for the LCD and electronic viewfinder (EVF). Read the article |
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Added by josa |
December 04 , 2013
A3000
With a good lens this is great camera!
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Added by MikkiX |
December 05 , 2013
Re: A3000
This is not directly related, just a personal wish for future reviews:
It would mean a lot to me if the reviews of cameras could state this property of VIDEO recording: Some sensors do analog binning, some sample all lines and do digital downsampling, and some just sample every n-th line in some sophisticated pattern. If the sensor use sparse sampling instead of proper binding we still get the benefit of narrow DOF from the big sensor, but we dont get the benefit of high ISO tolerance compared to a smaller sensor. So for me it would be useful if conclusions of the review of all highend cameras that is also is intended for video could have one comment of which technique is used, since this tells a lot about video quality in low light conditions. Thanks. Reply |