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Digital Cameras

Digital Camera Reviews – Digital cameras have been increasingly and more frequently reviewed on this website over the years. What differentiates the digital camera reviews you will find on 35mmc from those you find on many other websites, is that they are often written by people who have more of a penchant for film cameras.

As such, the reviews might be a little more about the experience of shooting the camera than the objective quality of the results. You might also find reviews of digital cameras that are quite old but continue to be used by their owners for a range of reasons beyond which one has the most megapickles, or is better in lower light.

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17 May, 2021

Sony NEX-5R as an APS-C Camera for the Funleader 18mm f/8

By Hamish Gill

A month or so ago I reviewed the Funleader 18mm f/8 fixed focus Sony mount lens. With some caveats around the need to post process the images to get something I liked out of it,...
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28 December, 2020

FujiFilm E-550 Review – A Balancing Act – By Adam Kendall

By AdamKendall

The E-Series cameras from FujiFilm are, as I have come to realize, are simply complex. The E-500/510, E-900 and Fujifilm E-550 that sits between the two are both progression and...
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16 September, 2020

Olympus Mju-mini Digital – The OTHER Mju – By Orkhan Abbasov

By Orkhan Abbasov

Many years ago when I was a child I saw a TV ad publicizing a very small and beautiful Olympus Mju-mini Digital. The design of this camera stuck somewhere deep inside my brain, ...
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21 August, 2020

FujiFilm E-900 Review – a Sublime Paradox – By Adam Kendall

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The FujiFilm 'E' series of cameras offer the user a classic, straight-forward experience. This is especially true of the FujiFilm E-900 - the designers took what worked from the...
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8 July, 2020

Fujifilm X-Pro3 Part Three: Four Days with Four cameras – By David Hume

By David Hume

Having used the Fuji X-Pro3 now for six months, it’s time for the final of this three-part series. To call this a review would be a bit strong. It began last year with Hamish su...
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6 July, 2020

Leica M10-P Review – A Brilliantly Underwhelming Digital Rangefinder

By Hamish Gill

When I first got my Leica M10-P I referred to it as being brilliantly underwhelming. This isn’t the most complimentary sounding comment I don’t think, but actually it comes from...
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26 June, 2020

Leica M8 – (Finally) Falling in love with this aging digital – By Taffy Ledesma

By Taffy Ledesma

I bought my Leica M8 used in 2012. After dabbling in all sorts of digital cameras - Nikon, Fuji, and Olympus — I was looking to replicate the joy of my old Leica M4-2 so I final...
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12 June, 2020

Ricoh GRIII Review – The Allure of a Compact Camera – By Srinidhi Aithal

By Srini

Big sensor compact cameras are a special breed. In most cases, they are riddled with compromises which the end user ends up hating, or embracing. It is a love-hate relationship....
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