FUJIFILM X-T3 MIRRORLESS
Late last year, Fujifilm announced the new X-T3, a mirrorless
camera described as a must-have for serious videographers. While
it boasts the classical appearance of all Fujifilm’s previous X-series
cameras, the X-T3 is nearly a complete overhaul of its predecessor
on the inside. Making the interesting decision to stick with a crop
sensor while its competitors opt for full-frame models, Fujifilm
looks to have produced a camera with strong all-round appeal for
still and video shooters alike.
OLYMPUS OMD E-M1X MIRRORLESS
While other camera manufacturers are putting their efforts into
full-frame and medium-format cameras, Olympus are remaining
committed to the Micro Four Thirds system that it developed
alongside Panasonic. The Olympus OMD E-M1X released earlier this
year is aimed at pro sports and action photographers, with its quick
continuous shooting, advanced autofocus system, and great weather-
resistant performance and image stabilization.
PENTAX K-70 DSLR
The compact K-70 is a great all-rounder with impressive multimedia
capabilities and low-light performance. With its 24.24MP APS-C
CMOS sensor and Prime MII image processor, the K-70 can shoot
continuous stills up to 6fps, offer full HD 1080p video recording, and
has a broad sensitivity range up to ISO 20,4800. The weather-resistant
semi-pro construction and in-built image stabilization makes it an
excellent choice for those shooting in challenging environments.SENSOR: 23.5 x 15.6mm CMOS
RESOLUTION: 26.1MP
ISO: 160–12800 (80–51200 exp.)
SHUTTER: 30–1/8000 sec
BURST SHOOTING: 30fps
AUTOFOCUS: Phase detection
LENS MOUNT: Fujifilm X
SENSOR: 17.4 x 13mm MOS
RESOLUTION: 20.4MP
ISO: 200–25,600 (64–25,600 exp.)
BURST SHOOTING: 60fps
AUTOFOCUS: 121-point phase + 121-point contrast detection
LENS MOUNT: MFT
SENSOR: 23.5 x 15.6mm CMOS
RESOLUTION: 24.24MP
ISO: 100 to 20,4800
SHUTTER: 1/6000–30s
BURST SHOOTING: 6fps
AUTOFOCUS: Phase detection
LENS MOUNT: Pentax K