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Sony NEX-F3 review
I've recommended Sony's NEX cameras to a lot of people over the last year or so. The NEX-7 is too expensive for most people, but the NEX-C3 and NEX-5N are relatively inexpensive cameras that offer big... Read Full Review
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Fujifilm X-Pro1 review
Fujifilm has a history of making beautiful cameras, particularly in its X series. The X100 and X10 are more than just pretty faces, too — both deliver gorgeous pictures and video. They're designed more as companions to a DSLR... Read Full Review
Priced At $1,699.95
Released Feb. 18, 2012
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Olympus OM-D E-M5 review
Micro Four Thirds cameras are coming fast and furious, and getting better and more technically impressive all the time. For its latest offering, however, Olympus looked backward for inspiration rather than forward. The OM-D E-M5's... Read Full Review
Priced At $999.99
Released Mar. 31, 2012
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Sony Alpha SLT-A77 review
The Sony Alpha SLT-A77 has been a long time coming — the company’s latest DSLR was announced in August, but production delays have kept it from being widely available even now. Many people have waited eagerly for it, though, and... Read Full Review
Priced At $1,999.99
Released March 2012
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Lytro review
There are a few easy ways to make a digital camera better: make the sensor bigger, improve the quality of the lens, speed up the processor. But those are incremental improvements on a basic technology that hasn’t changed much in a... Read Full Review
Priced At $399.00
Released Feb. 29, 2012
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Canon PowerShot G1 X review
Camera manufacturers all seem to believe that there’s a middle ground between a point-and-shoot and a DSLR, and they’ve all tried to find it — Nikon with the 1 series, Sony with the NEX models, Olympus with the PEN line,... Read Full Review
Priced At $799.00
Released 03/2012
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Sony NEX-7 review
In the middle ground between DSLRs and point-and-shoot lies a vast plain filled with all manner of tweener cameras, in all variants of shape, size, price, and quality. Until now, no one has nailed the whole package, but so far the... Read Full Review
Priced At $1,349.99
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Dropcam HD review
Simple home surveillance is an appealing idea — who doesn't want to be able to check on their kids while at work or make sure the house is still standing while on vacation? But unfortunately, none of the solutions have actually... Read Full Review
Priced At $149.00
Released 04/2012
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Sony Bloggie Live review
Cisco’s Flip cameras may have died all too soon, but fortunately it wasn’t the only good line of dead-simple, single-purpose camcorders on the market: Sony’s Bloggie cameras, aside from being horrifically named, have long been... Read Full Review
Priced At $249.00
Released 01/2012
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Fujifilm X10 review
Fujifilm seems to believe cameras stopped getting better in about 1954, and it might be right: its high-end X-series takes its cues from the Leica cameras of decades ago, and the results have been beautiful. The X10 is a slightly... Read Full Review
Priced At $599.95
