The iPhone 6S doesn’t look too different from the iPhone 6 that it replaces, but its camera module has been significantly improved. Now offering 12MP and snappier performance, the camera on the iPhone 6S is impressively capable. We’ve been out and about with the new phone, taking plenty of pictures in a range of different situations. Click through to see our gallery of real-world samples
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Fall weather has arrived here in Seattle, so what better time to head for the Valley Isle of Maui? The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ300 superzoom, which features an 25-600mm equiv. F2.8 lens and weather-sealed body, somehow found itself in a suitcase. You can see how it handled the tropical weather in our real-world sample gallery.
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The DxO ONE is a clever little iPhone companion camera with a 20MP 1″-type sensor and 32mm equiv. F1.8 lens. With an integrated Lightning connector it’s designed to be used while attached to an iPhone or iPad, and is an easily transported little device offering a big boost in image quality over a mobile device’s integrated camera. We’ve put it through its paces in the field and have a full gallery of real-world samples to show for it. Read more
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The Canon EOS M3 has been available in European and Asian markets for some time, but it’s making its debut on US store shelves next month. The M3 is Canon’s most serious mirrorless camera yet, offering a 24.2MP APS-C sensor, twin control dials, 3″ tilting LCD and built-in Wi-Fi with NFC. Welcoming it to our shores, we took the M3 out during some of our last long days of summer. Read more
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The Leica Q certainly wowed us when we spent a little time with a pre-production unit back in June. Its 24MP full-frame CMOS sensor, 28mm F1.7 stabilized lens and 3.68M dot equivalent viewfinder cut an impressive figure, something modern and classic all at once. Now we’ve been out shooting with a full production camera and have been quite impressed with our results – take a peek. Read more
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The Olympus OM-D E-M10 provides some user experience upgrades over its predecessor, though largely contains the same imaging components. We hit the road with our E-M10 II loaner as soon as it arrived a few days ago, to try out its new ergonomics and 5-axis image stabilization. Read more
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The recently announced Sony Alpha 7R II packs a lot of groundbreaking features, and one of its highlights is the new full-frame 42.4MP BSI-CMOS sensor. Sony sensors tend to show very high Raw dynamic range due to low noise characteristics, but we wanted to take a closer look at exactly how little noise the camera itself contributes to images. Read on
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The Sony Alpha 7R II is one of the most talked-about cameras of the year so far. And with a 42MP BSI full-frame sensor, 5-axis image stabilization rated to 4.5 stops and 4K UHD video recording it’s easy to understand why. Up to now we’ve only had access to pre-production models, but that all changed this week. Read more
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Sony’s Cyber-shot RX10 II looks a lot like its predecessor, with a similar form factor and the same 24-200mm equivalent F2.8 lens. However, it adds some interesting new technology in the form of a 20MP stacked CMOS sensor, enabling 4K video, 14 fps burst shooting and slow-motion video recording. We recently got our hands on a full-production model – take a look at some initial real-world samples. See gallery
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Fujifilm announced the XF 90mm F2 in May, adding a 137mm equiv. focal length to its X-system’s arsenal. We’ve been spending some quality time outdoors with the 90mm, take a look at how it performs against real-world subjects. Read more
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