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Nikon Z5 added to studio scene comparison tool, gallery updated with Raw conversions

17 Sep

Updated sample gallery

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The Nikon Z5 is a compelling entry-level full-frame mirrorless camera sporting a 24MP non-BSI CMOS sensor. We recently got our hands on Adobe Camera Raw support and have updated our sample gallery with a variety Raw conversions adjacent to their out-of-camera JPEG counterparts, for your viewing pleasure.

In addition, we’ve run the Z5 through our studio test scene and added it to our comparison widget. Take a look below and see how it stacks up against its 24MP peers. And keep your eyes peeled for our full review, coming soon.


Studio scene

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Canon EOS R5 added to studio test scene

27 Jul

The Canon EOS R5 comes with a newly designed 45MP sensor that we were excited to get in front of our studio test. Here, we’ve put it up against some other high-megapixel heavyweights, but feel free to select the comparison camera of your choice and explore.

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Canon EOS R6 added to studio test scene

22 Jul

As we charge ahead with our full review of the Canon EOS R6, we’ve had a chance to see how it performs in front of our studio test scene. See for yourself how its 20MP sensor stacks up, and let us know what you think in the comments.


Our test scene is designed to simulate a variety of textures, colors and detail types you’ll encounter in the real world. It also has two illumination modes to see the effect of different lighting conditions.

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Olympus OM-D E-M1 III added to studio test scene comparison

23 May

We’re continuing to test the Olympus OM-D E-M1 III, the latest iteration of the company’s sports-focused camera. It inherits a number of features from its big E-M1X sibling, including a 80MP high-res mode. There’s more work to be done on our full review of the E-M1 III, but in the meantime you can now compare its studio test scene results with those of its peers.

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High resolution Sony a7R IV pixel shift images added to studio scene, sample gallery updated

24 Sep

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One of the eye-catching features of the Sony a7R IV is its 16-image pixel-shift mode. This shoots four images centered around one position then shifts the sensor half a pixel sideways and takes another four, then another half pixel… until it’s taken 16 images. These 16 images can be turned into 240 megapixel images.

We’ve added pixel-shift images to our studio scene at several different ISO settings, along with a couple of real-world examples to our sample gallery showing both the 4-image demosaicing mode as well as the high-res 16-image mode. Just for good measure, we’ve added more standard images to the gallery as well.

Studio Scene

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Image Processing

We’ve processed the images in the studio scene using PixelShift2DNG, because it allows us to use our standard Adode Camera Raw processing to maximize comparability with other cameras in the scene.

It should be noted that Imaging Edge has a setting called ‘Px Shift Multi Shoot. Correction,’ adjustable in eleven steps between 0 and 1, that smooths some of the stair-stepping and chequerboard errors that can appear in the image. The shots in our test scene effectively have this set to 0.

Before making this decision, we compared this output with the results from Sony’s own Image Edge software. We’ve created a rollover that compares the PixelShift2DNG result to the Imaging Edge output with sharpening, noise reduction and Px Shift Correction minimized, and to the default Imaging Edge result.

DNG -> ACR Imaging Edge Modified Imaging Edge Defaults

We’ve uploaded the Image Edge-combined ‘ARQ’ files to the studio scene, but you can download the combined DNGs here:

16-image files merged using PixelShift2DNG
  • ISO 100
  • ISO 6400
  • ISO 51200
  • ISO 102400

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Sony a7R IV added to studio test scene comparison

11 Sep

The 61MP backside-illuminated CMOS sensor on board the Sony a7R IV is the first new chip in an R camera since 2015. Although it’s new to the series, Sony began preparing for its inclusion in a future camera when it released the a7R III, so the a7R IV is able to use the same front-end LSI and Bionz X processor. Now that it’s out in the wild we’ve been able to begin analyzing its performance – starting with our studio test scene. Check out how the a7R IV’s 61 Megapixels perform against its competitors, below.

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Fujifilm GFX 100 added to studio test scene

04 Jun

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Fujifilm’s GFX 100 is equipped with an all-new, 100MP backside-illuminated CMOS sensor with dual-gain architecture. Not only does this sensor offer outstanding resolution, it also promises to exceed the capabilities of today’s best full-frame cameras when it comes to high ISO image quality and Raw dynamic range.

We’ve been shooting with a pre-production GFX 100 with near-final firmware for a while now, and as part of our ongoing review we’ve updated our studio scene database so you can see how it compares. Please note that these images may be replaced when we have access to final firmware and / or a final shipping sample of the GFX 100 in the coming weeks.


Images shot using a pre-production Fujifilm GFX 100 and published with permission. Image quality may not exactly represent exactly the output from final shipping cameras but is likely to be extremely close.

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Fujifilm X-T30, Sony a6400 added to studio test scene

29 Mar

Fujifilm’s X-T30 and Sony’s a6400 are both highly capable midrange cameras, with APS-C sensors, similar resolution, excellent autofocus systems and similar pricing. So how do they stack up in our standard studio test scene? Take a look for yourself while we continue working through our full reviews.

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Panasonic Lumix S1/S1R added to buying guides

22 Mar

We’ve added Panasonic’s new Lumix DC-S1 / DC-S1R to three of our buying guides. Both are listed in our ‘Best Cameras over $ 2000’ guide, with the S1 being considered for video and the S1R for landscapes. While we’ll have more detail when our reviews are published, these guides provide quick overviews of both models.

Best Cameras over $ 2000

Best Cameras for Video

Best Cameras for Landscapes


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Canon EOS RP, Nikon Z6 and Olympus E-M1X added to buying guides

15 Mar

We’ve just added a trio of recently released cameras to our buying guides.

The Nikon Z6, for which we’ve completed our full review, can be found in the ‘Best Cameras Under $ 2000’ and ‘Best Cameras for Video’ guides.

The Olympus E-M1X, whose full review is in progress, sits in the ‘Best Cameras Over $ 2000’ and ‘Best Cameras for Sports & Action’.

Finally, you’ll find the Canon EOS RP write-up in the ‘Best Cameras Under $ 1500’ guide. Our review of the RP is being written as we speak, so keep an eye out for that.

Best Cameras Under $ 1500 (EOS RP)

Best Cameras Under $ 2000 (Z6)

Best Cameras Over $ 2000 (E-M1X)

Best Cameras for Video (Z6)

Best Cameras for Sports & Action (E-M1X)


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