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Canon EOS 700D
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- Conclusion: In a nutshell though, it is hard not to like the 700D for what it is – a very capable and easy to use camera, that still feels streets ahead of many of the compacts on offer. RRP: R8 000 body only or R9 500 with standard EF-S 18-55mm 3.5-5.6 IS STM kit lens.
- Pros: Accessible user interface, Light and portable, Great image quality, Easy to use, Useful vari-angle screen, High ISO range
- Cons: Not up to the rigors of rough outdoor use, Not too much of a difference between it and the 650D
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Quick Review - Canon PowerShot SX270 HS
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- Conclusion: The PowerShot SX270 HS’ appeal and capability is undeniable, as well as showing just how very far the category has come. RRP: R2 800.
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Quick review - Samsung NX300
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- Conclusion: That’s not to say all is amazing, since there is no onboard flash (a unit is included in the box); there are no custom settings on the top dial as on the NX20; the battery life is horrible; plus the black control dial is really too small for comfort. Despite this Samsung’s NX300 should be a serious consideration when you are on the prowl for an easy-to-use camera that contains excellent functionality and impressive photo quality.
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Quick review - Fujifilm X-A1
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- Conclusion: The Fujifilm X-A1 is still smaller and lighter than the smallest DSLR (Canon’s 100D) while offering a host of functionality, including a custom setting and Wi-Fi. At R7 000 it makes for a compelling offering, coming with a 16-50mm kit lens that is slightly wider than usual. Here are some sample photos takes with the Fujfilm X-E1, courtesy of Vark1 .
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Quick Review - Canon EOS 100D
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- Conclusion: In the final analysis, we have to agree with the Technical Press Image Association, which awarded the EOS 100D the best entry level DSLR award earlier this year. As a DSLR, it’s as easy to recommend as it is to use. It has a RRP of R8 500 with the 18-55 IS STM kit lens.
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