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On the surface, this is a modest upgrade over the original Canon EOS M50, but the additions make it worth picking up over its predecessor.

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Read our full Sony A6000 review for more details Recommended kit lens: Sony 16-50mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS But if you can live without those, the solid build, image quality, continuous shooting, and autofocus performance are better than you'd ever expect from its price. It lacks the ability to record 4K movies and it doesn't have the high-tech AF of Sony's latest A6000-series cameras.

The resolution from the 24.3MP image sensor is very good, though the 1,440k-dot resolution of the electronic viewfinder is a little weak by today's standards, and the 921k-dot tilting screen feels quite cramped too. With its diminutive compact camera styling and access to Sony’s range of interchangeable lenses, it’s a small body that packs a big punch. Read our full Nikon D3500 review for more details or read Nikon D3500 vs D3400Īlthough it’s now six years old, the A6000 is still one of Sony’s best entry-level cameras, especially as it can often be had with some decent discounts – it significantly undercuts the newer A6100, A6400, and A6600 models in price, while being pretty much in the same ballpark for stills photography. Recommended kit lens: Nikon AF-P DX 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR Take a look at the many other great Nikon lenses that this DSLR system allows you to use. Overall, the Nikon D3500's image quality and performance are extremely good for the price, and the 5fps burst rate is pretty sporty for an entry-level DSLR.

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The autofocus in Live View and movie capture modes is somewhat sluggish, though the Nikon AF-P DX 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR lens speeds it up and is the best kit lens to go for. Its price means it does strip back on some more advanced features.įor example, there’s no Custom Settings menu for tailoring camera functions to your preferences, as featured on every other series of Nikon DSLRs. The D3500's controls are straightforward and easy to get to grips with. The Nikon D3500 has a brilliant ‘Guide’ shooting mode that acts as a fully interactive guide to photography and camera settings, delivered via the rear LCD screen. If you’re worried about DSLRs being complicated, don’t be. Read our full Nikon Z 50 review for more details

Recommended kit lens: NIKKOR Z DX 16-50mm f/3.5-6.3 VR However, long after its launch it still only has three native DX-format lenses, so that's a disappointment – it means you're stuck with using older DSLR lenses via Nikon's FTZ adaptor for now, or bigger and more expensive full-frame Nikkor Z lenses which are limited for wide-angle photography because of the smaller sensor's 'crop factor. Key selling points include 4K videos, 11fps burst shooting, and the fact that its Z mount is identical to that on the larger cameras, so you can use dedicated Nikkor Z DX lenses, full frame Nikkor Z lenses, and regular Nikon DSLR lenses via the FTZ adaptor.īest of all, the Z50 is a terrific value, especially when bought as a twin-lens kit.

Despite its small size, the Nikon Z50 has a good grip and good external controls, and the retracting 16-50mm kit lens is remarkable not just for its pancake lens dimensions but for its overall performance.

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