Camera Reviews

YI M1 Micro Four Thirds Camera – Hands-on and First Impressions

26/09/2016 By Mathieu

It is not uncommon to see the Micro Four Thirds mount being used by smaller companies to create digital imaging products. The latest to adopt the system is YI (Young Innovators), a Chinese company that released their first entry-level mirrorless camera, the YI M1, just in time for Photokina 2016.

Olympus OM-D E-M1 mark II: questions answered, clarifications and extra information

22/09/2016 By Mathieu

One of the most difficult tasks when a new product is announced is to gather precise and correct information about the various specifications and minute details in a very short period of time. In fact, even some of the things written in the press releases and specification sheets can lack some precision. This can result in some confusion (and we are not immune to it!).

Fujifilm GFX Medium Format Mirrorless – Hands-On and First Impressions

21/09/2016 By Mathieu

Our second hands-on is all about the new Fujifilm medium format camera. Many users were asking for 35mm format, but the brand decided to go even larger! Granted, the camera targets a specific market of professional photographers but it is interesting to see this segment expanding with more and more competitors.

Keep in mind that Fujifilm only announced the development of the camera which means that specifications are not final and subject to change. Here is our video.

Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II Hands-On and First Impressions

21/09/2016 By Mathieu

First of all, we apologise for the delay in our live blogging. We have been having serious issues with the Wifi connection at our hotel and we spent the first two days running around Koelnmesse with little time to take advantage of the press lounge. Anyway, between the Photokina lounge, McDonald’s and the hotel’s poor wifi, we’ve finally been able to start sharing our first impressions from the event. And there was only one camera we could start with: the Olympus OM-D E-M1 II!

Sony RX1r II Review – The best IQ in the smallest package: what’s not to like?

01/08/2016 By Mathieu

The original Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-RX1 was more important than you might think. Despite being a niche product and, at the time of release, probably also an experiment, it opened up the floodgates to more full-frame mirrorless products that the company would introduce later on. The first RX1 was unprecedented because it housed a 35mm full-frame sensor inside an extremely compact body. This is also why it retained the label ‘Cyber-Shot’, the name of Sony’s compact camera series.