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Welcome to the 625th Digital Photography Review newsletter. Apologies for the break in service - technical issues prevented us from sending a newsletter last week or the week before but fear not - we're back! And a busy couple of weeks it has been. The really big news recently was the launch of a new DSLR from Canon. The EOS 5D IV replaces the popular Mark III and brings a range of additional features and refinements, including a totally redesigned shutter and a new 4K video mode. We've prepared a number of in-depth articles about the EOS 5D IV and you can read them all from the links provided below. Without further ado, let's take a look at what we've been working on over the past few weeks. Canon launches 30MP EOS 5D IV Canon has officially announced the EOS 5D Mark IV, the fourth generation of its full-frame DSLR for enthusiast and professional photographers. Built around a 30MP Dual Pixel AF sensor, it significantly extends the stills and video capabilities the series has become known for. We've been shooting with, and testing the new camera for some time, and we've prepared a range of in-depth content. Click here to read our full launch content Canon EOS M3 review If you live in the US you may have missed it but Canon makes a beginner-friendly mirrorless camera. The M3 is slightly more sophisticated (and enjoyable) than the original M1, thanks to its gaining of a command dial and exposure comp control. We didn't get the chance to test the original model in depth so we've used the M3 to catch up with the system. It's pretty, well built and keenly priced, so why isn't Canon tearing up the mirrorless market? Click here to read Jeff's review. Canon EOS-1D X Mark II: What you need to know The EOS-1D X II is Canon's current flagship pro-level DSLR. We've pulled out the most important details from our review to give you an overview about what makes this photo-taking monster interesting. Read our breakdown of the Canon EOS-1D X Mark II's key features Nikon announces D3400 entry-level DSLR and lenses Nikon has refreshed its entry-level DSLR offering with the announcement of the D3400. It's a fairly gentle update of the D3300 with the addition of a Bluetooth-only version of the company's 'SnapBridge' smart device communication system. Alongside the camera are VR and non-VR versions of the 18-55mm and 70-300mm kit zooms, now based around AF-P 'pulse' stepper motors. Click here to read more about the Nikon D3400 Fujifilm adds XF 23mm F2 and X-A3 to X-series lineup Fujifilm has announced its X-A3 entry-level mirrorless camera. This update to the X-A2 brings a new 24MP CMOS sensor (without X-Trans), tilting touchscreen LCD and an updated AF system. Meanwhile the XF 23mm F2 R WR adds a 35mm equiv. prime to its weather-resistant X-mount lineup. Read more about the new Fujifilm X-A3 and XF 23mm F2 Thanks for reading, Barney | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Welcome to the 623rd Digital Photography Review newsletter. Summer is here and we're faced with the paradoxical situation of having plenty of good weather and activities to shoot while, at the same time, we're running low on products we haven't already reviewed. But, with Photokina on the horizon, this lull won't last for long so we're also gearing up to deal with the launches that are bound to come. There'll be plenty for you to read about in the meantime, though. Fujifilm X-E2S The Fujifilm X-E2S is a gentle refresh of the original X-E2, launched back in 2013. The price has been significantly lowered but the world has moved on. Does that lower price make the camera attractive to a beginner audience or is it well suited to enthusiasts on a budget? Carey spent some time shooting with the X-E2S to find out.Canon prepares for the Olympics Obviously Photokina isn't the only big photographic event happening this summer. As a sponsor, Canon is the only camera brand allowed to use the word 'Olympics' and its capitalized on this by giving us a peek behind the scenes as it prepared for the Rio games. We conducted an exclusive interview with one of the directors of Canon's 'Professional Services' team. Find out what it takes to support photographers at the world's largest sporting event. Worth the extra? We compare the Sony a7 II and a7R II The Sony a7 II looks a lot like its higher-resolution sibling, the a7R II but there's more to set them apart than the pixel count. We dug into those differences, to help distinguish between the two cameras. Click here to read our comparison of the Sony a7 II and the Sony a7R II A look at our studio test scene The studio test scene is at the heart of our reviews but it's not always obvious how we shoot it or why we shoot it the way we do. We've put together a short article to show you how it works. Read our introduction to our studio scene Thanks for reading and stay tuned. Richard | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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