The Panasonic GH5, initially released in spring 2017, marks the latest iteration of their flagship video camera. It replaces the previously released GH4 and is Panasonic’s top micro four-thirds camera. It has a 20.3-megapixel sensor without an Optical Low Pass Filter (OLPF) and Panasonic’s best image stabilization technology to date.

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The Fujifilm X-T10 marked another successful release from Fuji that offers competitive imaging ability in a small form factor. Originally released in summer 2015, the X-T10 was marketed to the hobbyist/prosumer photographer looking at Fuji’s X-T1 but lacked the budget.

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The Panasonic G85 initially released winter 2016, marks the successor to the previously released Panasonic G7. There was quite a bit of confusion surrounding Panasonic’s naming convention at that time. Even today, the release of this camera leaves users questioning where it fits among their other consumer-grade mirrorless cameras.

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Initially released fall 2018, the Fujifilm X-T3 marks the successor to the highly popular X-T2 and represents Fujifilm’s next-generation APS-C camera. It aims to fill the gaps in capabilities created by the predecessor, most notably removing the limitations in performance caused when used without the external battery grip.

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Initially released spring 2017, the Fujifilm X-T2 sits in Fuji’s upper-midrange of their mirrorless lineup. In price and features, it’s largely identical to the previously released Fujifilm X-Pro2. However, when compared to the predecessor, the X-T1, it features improvements in virtually every shortcoming.

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The Fujifilm X-T1, initially released in spring 2014, was the first release in the Fuji flagship X series lineup. At first glance, you may think that it lacks the show-stopping flare of a traditional digital SLR. But, upon further inspection, you’ll quickly realize this is a camera that means business.

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The Sony a9, initially released in spring 2017, is the most specialized of Sony’s full-frame mirrorless lineup. It’s a camera primarily geared towards speed, tracking, and Sony’s most dedicated sports and wildlife camera to date.

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The Fujifilm X-T20,  initially released spring 2017, is Fuji’s midrange mirrorless replacement to the previously delivered X-T10. It inherits many of the features offered by both the predecessor and nearly identical to the Fujifilm X-T2, albeit at a lower price point.

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in today's video, we will cover on how to choose the best webcam for
your current setup. And we'll also cover the best webcam cameras on the
present market.
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We’ve long awaited the day for Canon to release its first full-frame mirrorless camera, and we’re pleased to see that day has finally arrived. The Canon EOS R, initially release spring of this year, marks the first-ever mirrorless camera from the manufacturer. It has a 30.3-megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor with an Optical Low Pass Filter (OLPF), Digic 8 image processor, and Canon’s renowned Dual Pixel AF technology.

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