The Canon EOS R7 has raw files support in Capture One finally. And so, we've finally got a moment to update our Canon EOS R7 review. For sure, the Canon EOS R7 is still the single best APS-C camera on the market right now.
The Leica M11 review has been updated and you can go check it out right here. Leica was kind enough to send us a production camera unit, which we took in for testing again. The major updates come with significantly better support through Capture One 22.
When briefed on the Leica M10P, I was proven that it is the quietest Leica camera ever made. In fact, it boasts the quietest mechanical shutter that we've ever worked with. Photojournalists are amongst those who would value something like this coupled with the WiFi capabilities and the touch screen features.
When the Leica TL2 was offered to me for review, I was a bit on the fence about it. Though I had only spent brief periods of time with it in the past, I genuinely thought of it as something like the Canon Rebel of mirrorless cameras in the Leica lineup.
The logic behind the Canon 77D is one that in some ways to me, doesn't really make sense. But if Canon believes that it will get them sales, then so be it. However, with at least three Rebels, two mid tier, and one high end tier APS-C camera there's a lot of head scratching to do.
If you were to choose the most bang for your buck camera on the market right now, I'd have a very tough time making a call between the Fujifilm X-T20 and the Sony a6500--but I'd lean more towards the Fujifilm offering.