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

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Fujifilm X-T4

£1549 / stuff.tv/XT4

The Fuji X-T4 might be the high-end mirrorless

camera of your dreams. Relatively affordable for

a flagship, it excels at stills and video thanks to

in-body image stabilisation, high-speed shooting

and 4K recording at up to 60fps. Rapid shooting

is backed up by fancy AF tricks that feel equally

fast and reliable, and even the battery life goes

above and beyond the usual standards. There’s

no doubting this is a worthy successor to the

already fabulous X-T3.

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Fujifilm XF 16-80mm f/4

This versatile lens covers a bigger

zoom range than most and adapts

to pretty much any requirements.

£769 / wexphotovideo.com

Stuff says +++++

A superbly capable mirrorless camera for

shooting pretty much anything in style

It’s easy to set up the

X-T4’s customisable

Q button: just hold it

down for a couple of

seconds for options.

Avoid those wonky

horizons by turning

on the built-in

on-screen level

in screen settings.

Fujifilm X Acquire is a

clever bit of PC/Mac

software that backs

up all your X-T4’s

custom settings.

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Fujifilm X-T3

£899 / stuff.tv/XT3

It may have been surpassed by

the X-T4, but we still can’t find

anything bad to say about the

X-T3 – it’s just consistently great

in so many ways. With pro-level

video options, a high-res EVF, and

super-fast autofocus and burst

shooting, what you’re getting here

is an all-round beast of a camera

in a small, beautiful form. And now

that it’s a last-gen model, it’s also

a lot cheaper than it used to be.

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

+++++£849 / stuff.tv/XT30

Does a brilliant job of distilling the X-T3’s appeal

into a (slightly) cheaper, more compact body.

Canon EOS RP

+++++£1399 / stuff.tv/EOSRP

A full-frame mirrorless marvel that’s light enough

to not be a burden and offers top picture quality.

Nikon D780

+++++£2199 / stuff.tv/D780

An all-round DSLR that’s built like a tank and

borrows the best tricks of its mirrorless siblings.

Fujifilm GFX 50R

+++++£3199 / stuff.tv/GFX50R

The ultimate image quality in a medium-format

camera that’s not too ridiculously huge to carry.

Nikon Z6

+++++£1549 / stuff.tv/Z6

A top-notch and reasonably sized mirrorless

camera from the optical experts.

Sony ZV-1

+++++£699 / stuff.tv/ZV1

With ace video and a flippable screen, Sony’s

clever compact is a vlogger’s dream.

Stuff says +++++

An excellent all-rounder that excels

in low-light conditions

Stuff says +++++

An incredible stills shooter with

video smarts to match

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Nikon Z50

+++++£929 / stuff.tv/Z50

One of the best APS-C cameras out there,

offering a multitude of pro-level features.