The Top 10 Cameras
Our critic's ranking, best first.
Nikon Z8Nikon put the entire Z9 into a body a third smaller and $1,500 cheaper, and forgot to remove anything.Read the review
Canon EOS R5 Mark IIEye Control autofocus stops being a party trick the moment you shoot two people in the same frame.
Canon EOS R6 Mark IIICanon put 7K raw and 40 frames a second in the mid range body, and gave up almost nothing to do it.
Panasonic Lumix S5 IIPanasonic finally admitted contrast autofocus was a dead end, and the video camera it had been building all along came good.
Canon EOS R6 Mark IIForty frames a second and the best autofocus at the price, held back by a lens mount Canon will not open.
Nikon ZRInternal 6K raw at sixty frames for 2,199 dollars, and a list of missing parts that tells you who it is for.- Sony FX2Sony FX2The first Cinema Line camera with a real viewfinder, and the FX3's smarter, cheaper sibling for anyone who also shoots stills.
- Canon EOS C50Canon EOS C50Canon's smallest cinema camera yet records 7K RAW internally, and it takes 32MP stills on the side.
Panasonic Lumix GH7The video camera that finally focuses, which was the only thing keeping the GH line from being the obvious choice.
Sony a1 IIThe most complete camera anyone makes, and the hardest one to justify against a Z8 and the money left over.