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We were particularly impressed with its low light capabilities and how good it was when shooting astro. In our Nikon Z7 II review, we noted that it feels like a mini Nikon DSLR, with similar button placement, controls and command dials, so it should feel familiar if you're making the switch between the two.

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Paired with the razor-sharp Z series lenses, it's priced mainly at serious and professional shooters. Though, if you exclusively shoot astro, bad weather is rarely an issue anyway.

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Its durable magnesium alloy body and full weather sealing allow it to be exposed to just about any weather condition without concern. Thanks to more effective energy use, longer periods of shooting are possible, which is fantastic for astrophotography. It was first introduced in 2020 and offers incredibly sharp 45MP stills and excellent, smooth 4K UHD 60p video. The Nikon Z7 II turned things up a notch from the Z7 with more advanced compatibility and better image processing. Why is it in our number two spot? It's a professional-use camera so while it's built to last, it's out of many photographers' price range.

The autofocus is very fast, even in low light, giving you the best opportunity to capture fleeting moments at special occasions such as weddings, or sporting events. Remarkably, we only used 20% of the fully charged battery after three or four hours of photography in the cold, multiple long exposures, and frequent setting changes - impressive. Nikon claims it will continue to operate at -10 degrees Celsius, although we didn't test this during our review. It is fully weather-sealed and incredibly rugged. If you have $5500 to spare, it's easily one of the best Nikon cameras you can get. Having said that, this camera is head and shoulders above the competition if you want to take images of landscapes, people, animals, and occasionally some astro (of course). The only reason it didn't quite earn five stars is that astrophotographers may find it to be overkill and that there is no need to spend this much money if astrophotography is all you plan to do. We recently carried out our Nikon Z9 review, and to say we were impressed is a huge understatement. While this IBIS technology performs well while shooting video, it falls short of expectations when recording 8K RAW footage.ĭuring our review of the Canon EOS R5, we found the tracking to be spot on and it had one of the fastest autofocus systems we've used. The EOS R5's RF mount also benefits from improved optical designs that result in better results and smaller form factor lenses, making it more portable, thanks to its wider diameter and closer flange range.ĭue to in-body image stabilization (IBIS) technology, the R5's 5-axis stabilization can stabilize images up to an incredible eight stops, even on lenses without image stabilization. This makes it easier for people with less image processing experience to capture images of dark subjects with clearer contrast. The R5 also comes with better dynamic range thanks to the improved Auto Lighting Optimizer (ALO) and Highlight Tone Priority + technology.

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Thanks to the custom-designed DIGIC X image processor, there is little image noise throughout the ISO sensitivity range. The -6EV autofocusing detection range gives it amazing low-light performance this camera can practically see in the dark. The R5 captures 45MP stills that can easily be cropped and video footage that shoots uncropped 8K RAW at 30FPS. Reported overheating problems shooting 8Kįor experienced and professional users who want top-notch picture and video image quality, the Canon EOS R5 is a fantastic choice.