Test Cameras
On test: Apple iPhone 5
Apple's latest iPhone uses the same imaging sensor and lens configuration as the iPhone 4S, yet it offers a better shooting experience and new features that could prove popular with photographers
Cameras 02 Nov 2012
First full test of the Canon EOS 5D Mk III
It’s more evolution than revolution this time out as Canon aims for perfection with the third edition of its acclaimed EOS 5D camera. David Kilpatrick takes a detailed look at what it has to offer.
DSLRs 24 Apr 2012
Tested: Canon's new professional compact camera, the G1X
The acclaimed G series was already many pro shooters’ favoured compact. So now that Canon has added a much larger sensor to its 13th edition, the G1X, what’s not to like? David Kilpatrick has issues…...
Cameras 27 Mar 2012
Tested: Canon Powershot S100
A large-sensor compact that is simply designed and truly pocketable, the S100 has much of merit, finds Richard Kilpatrick.
Compact Cameras 13 Mar 2012
Tested: Samsung NX200
With its 20-megapixel sensor and compact size, Samsung’s top-of-the-range micro camera is a compelling proposition on paper. Richard Kilpatrick finds out whether the promise is fulfilled in reality....
Compact Cameras 07 Mar 2012
Precision shift: Testing Cambo's Wide RS Anniversary pancake camera
Cambo has pulled out all the stops for its handsome Wide RS Anniversary, a limited-edition version of its acclaimed pancake camera. Adam Woolfitt tests it with Leaf’s 80-megapixel back and two Schneider...
Medium Format Cameras 30 Sep 2011
Third strike: Olympus E-P3 tested
Olympus has improved on the original Pen camera with the E-P3, finds Kevin Carter, prioritising performance over resolution.
Cameras 07 Sep 2011
Fujifilm's wide angle medium format GF670W
It was one thing introducing an analogue medium format camera, but it’s an even bigger surprise to find Fujifilm following up two years later with a wide-angle version of its fixed-lens rangefinder,...
Cameras 16 Aug 2011
Tested: Lomo LC-Wide
“Technically incorrect” isn’t usually much of a strong selling point for a camera, but for Lomo aficionados it’s become a badge of honour. Richard Kilpatrick tries out the latest incarnation, featuring...
Plastic Cameras 15 Aug 2011
Four of the best compact cameras
While micro cameras are getting all the headlines, with their raw file and video capture abilities plus their interchangeable lenses, compacts still have their place as truly pocketable snap cameras. Kevin...
Cameras 16 Feb 2011
Test: Nikon D7000, the "baby D3s"
Nikon has been busy expanding its DSLR range this year, adding choice and breadth to the D series, exemplified by the latest arrival, the D7000. Richard Kilpatrick tests the “baby D3s”, and finds it’s...
Cameras 09 Feb 2011
Test: Canon EOS 60D, the mid-range camera
Canon’s latest digital SLR fits neatly between the 550D and the higher-priced 7D in the EOS range. David Kilpatrick finds out how the 60D fares against them
Cameras 09 Feb 2011
Sony creates class in A55
Sony takes the micro concept to a new level in its latest cameras, reports David Kilpatrick, who tests the A55 and its semi-silvered glass mirror.
Cameras 03 Feb 2011
Canon 550D impresses
Canon’s new entry-level, HD-shooting DSLR does everything its predecessor doesn’t. In fact, the EOS 550D is a good match for the 7D at half the price, says David Kilpatrick in his test of the camera...
DSLRs 05 May 2010
Dean Chalkley tests the S2
Dean Chalkley goes out to play with the Leica S2 and members of a female DJ collective
Medium Format Cameras 05 May 2010
Leica S2: Quality counts
The Leica S2 camera occupies its own niche, combining medium format standards with DSLR handling
Medium Format Cameras 05 May 2010
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