Fujifilm X100V | All Round Best Compact Digital Camera, 3. I also love the fact that LCD displays the optical zoom focal length as you’re zooming, so you can set it to 35mm for example, and leave it there if that’s your preference when shooting primes – this is what I found myself doing since I rarely shoot at 24mm. Let me explain why I’ve come to these decisions by way of clarifying what this review is actually about.
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It’s wrong to try and compare the Sony RX1 RII with the Leica Q2, just because they’re both small-ish full frame cameras. Of course, to amp up the retro style and look you can pair it with the Fujifilm half leather case that provides a significant amount of extra grip – see my article on the best accessories for Fuji cameras. Image quality straight-out-of-camera on the X100V is actually so good that it’s one of the few cameras I’m comfortable to shoot JPEG-only.
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If you’re in a line-up of one of the most popular compact camera series of all time, you have a lot to live up to… fortunately, the Sony RX100 VII doesn’t disappoint. Sure, you can ‘zone focus’ using any camera, but with this one, you essentially have a zone-focusing system and a regular auto-focusing system in one shutter button – ingenious! It all adds up to a thoroughly enjoyable handling experience.
You can set up the camera to ‘snap’ to the pre-defined focal distance when you fully press the shutter (as opposed to half-pressing it, which would engage the regular focusing). The LCD screen can now also be articulated downward by a full 45 degrees, allowing you to hold the camera above your head and compose for an interesting viewpoint. Unrivalled low light capabilities and dynamic range make this a clear choice for Pros. Well, the battery life could be better (I got 280 shots per charge), and I do wish the touchscreen flipped… but then again, that would probably ruin the overall design.
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