New Olympus E-M1 with "moire reduction" but no 24p
Olympus have announced a new flagship Micro Four Thirds camera, the OM-D E-M1 which goes head to head with the GH3 but without any of Panasonic's focus on video. The camera offers…
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My take on the Canon 70D
Finally after 4 years a genuinely new sensor on a Canon APS-C camera! The 60D was one of the best value cameras in the Canon range and the 70D is a nice…
The full Panasonic GH3 review
Above: my GH3 kitted out with Leica 14-50mm F2.8, Lanparte follow focus, carbon matte box and baseplate Six months in the making here is my final and full review of the Panasonic…
The new Leica M as a filmmaker's tool - an interview with Leica's Jesko von Oeynhausen
Leica revealed their new M series camera at Photokina 2012. It marks the first time video has been implemented on a Leica M, with a brand new full frame 35mm CMOS sensor…
Olympus OM-D E-M5 Review
Journey - by Andrew Reid Does the new OM-D E-M5 manage to produce a GH2 style virtuoso performance in video mode? I have to say there are some question marks over that…
Does the Canon 1D X sharpen as well as the 5D Mark III? Plus bonus 1D Mk IV comparison
Battle of the flagships We had a small glimpse at what the 1D X was capable of last week. Now Associated Press shooter Ivan Sekretarev has very kindly provided his raw test…
A detailed look at how the Nikon D800E performs for video
Go here to read DPReview's look at the D800E movie mode vs the standard D800 Please bear in mind the situation can be improved dramatically by the right in-camera picture settings and…
$3000 Nikon D800 thrashes flagship $6000 Nikon D4 for video
Freelance BBC shooter Johnnie Behiri has had his hands all over the new Nikon DSLRs recently and has been keeping me informed about their pros and cons. The big news here is…
First truly representative Nikon D800 video footage. DXOMark says sensor is 'best ever'.
Above: frame grab from Longshan's Temple shot on the Nikon D800 in Taiwan. Click here to go to the Vimeo page and to download the original. These findings have rather taken me…