Here is this week’s (Sep 10-16, 2011) digital camera review roundup:
- DCRP (dcresource) isn’t too impressed with the low noise capability of the Nikon COOLPIX S9100 [QuickPrice Check]
but finds that “its photo quality is good enough for the point-and-shoot crowd (assuming they aren’t cranking up the ISO too high or making large prints).“
- Luminous Landscape has published their first impressions of the Sony SLT-A65 [QuickPrice Check]
finding that “the A65 will satisfy the vast majority of photographers looking for a state-of-the-art DSLR style camera.“
- ePHOTOzine have published their review of the Hasselblad H4D-200MS [QuickPrice Check]
, a medium-format DSLR with 200MP and 50MP resolution capture.
- So, hype aside, just how does the iPhone 4 camera stacks up in an objective test? Imaging Resource puts the camera in the Apple iPhone 4 thru the ringer and reports on the results.
- PhotographyBLOG recommends the entry-level Samsung ST95 [QuickPrice Check]
finding that “there’s actually very little to dislike about the pocket friendly Samsung ST95.“
- TrustedReviews recommends the Sony Alpha NEX-C3 [QuickPrice Check]
finding that “overall image quality is very good. While the NEX-C3 offers compact camera proportions, the benefits of the larger APS-C sensor are clear to see.“
- TechRadar recommends the Sony Alpha NEX-C3 [QuickPrice Check]
- ePHOTOzine recommends the Pentax Q [QuickPrice Check]
for delivering “high image quality – but at a price higher than other mirrorless compacts – and these other mirrorless have better performance in image quality and speed.“
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