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FOR FULL REVIEWS OF ALL THE BEST NEW CAMERAS, VISIT STUFF.TV/TOP-10/SYSTEM-CAMERAS

TOP TENS SYSTEM CAMERAS^102

Fujifilm X-T3

£1199 / stuff.tv/FujifilmXT3

It’s really hard to find anything bad to say about

the X-T3 – it’s just consistently great in so

many ways. Fuji has looked at virtually every

feature on the X-T2 and upgraded it. With

substantial tweaks made to the pro-level

video options, the high-res EVF, the super-fast

autofocus and the burst shooting, what you’re

left with is an all-round beast of a camera in a

small, beautiful form. As APS-C shooters go, it’s

the best there is.

O NOW ADD THIS

Manfrotto 190 Go! Carbon Fibre Tripod

You no longer have an excuse for

wobbly photos with this carbon-fibre

tripod. It weighs just 1.8kg.

£269 / wexphotovideo.com

Stuff says +++++

An incredible stills shooter with video

smarts to match

Pre-shot ES mode

starts taking photos

and adding them to

the buffer as soon as

you half-press.

Sports Finder mode’s

display enables you

to see what’s about

to come into frame

for moving shots.

Tapping an area on

the 3in touchscreen

will let you set the

focus point or take

an instant shot.

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Sony A7 III

£1749 / stuff.tv/SonyA7iii

The A7 III manages to pack in a lot

of technology and desirability for

less than £2000. It’s a fantastic

all-rounder that’s well suited to

a bunch of shooting scenarios,

coping well with landscapes,

portraits, and even a little bit

of high-speed sport shooting.

As a camera design it’s admittedly

not the prettiest thing we’ve ever

seen, but it handles well for its

compact size.

Fujifilm X-T30

£699 / stuff.tv/XT30

While the X-T3 is a more powerful

camera, particularly for video,

the X-T30 does a brilliant job

of distilling the pricier model’s

essential appeal into a cheaper,

more compact body. Not only is

it richly equipped when it comes

to both video and stills shooting

options, but it’s designed so that

photographers have lots of control

at their fingertips... and the image

quality is superb.

Sony A6500

+++++£930 / stuff.tv/A6500

A cracking system cam for action photography,

but stick with the A6300 if your budget is tight.

Fujifilm GFX 50R

+++++£2999 / stuff.tv/GFX50R

The ultimate image quality in a medium-format

camera that’s not too ridiculously huge to carry.

Panasonic Lumix G9

+++++£999 / stuff.tv/LumixG9

The G9 is the best Lumix camera to date and

a fine choice for wildlife or action photography.

Canon EOS 80D

+++++£980 / stuff.tv/80D

The 80D is so easy to use that even a toddler

would get some great shots with it.

Nikon Z6

+++++£1599 / stuff.tv/Z6

A top-notch and reasonably sized mirrorless

camera from the optical experts.

Nikon D850

+++++£2499 / stuff.tv/D850

This super-cam has enough fantastic features

to excel in pretty much any situation.

Sony A6100

+++++£679 / stuff.tv/A6100

Fine features make this mirrorless Sony an ideal

first step into ‘serious’ photography.

Stuff says +++++

Versatile, compact, powerful, stylish

and not insanely expensive

Stuff says +++++

A fantastic all-rounder that excels

in low-light conditions

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