Best Interchangeable-lens Digital Cameras - 1 to 4 x Digital Zoom

'It all adds up to make the Sony A7 II a very attractive camera. '

'Highly effective 5-axis stabilisation and the new layout make it a more ergonomic and versatile camera. '

'The night photograph was excellent, with the maximum shutter speed of 30 seconds and the Bulb mode offering lots of scope for creative night photography.'

'The AF hardware may be unchanged, but improved algorithms deliver genuine benefits in AF speed and continuous tracking performance.'

'built-in electronic viewfinder'

'Both detail and low ISO dynamic range have been improved over the Panasonic Lumix GX7. '

'water-resistant build'

'very capable camera'

'There's no mistaking it; this is definitely a Panasonic hybrid.'

'a broad feature set'

'The pop-up flash worked well indoors, with no red-eye and good overall exposure. '

'excellent compact system camera'

'But just because it's affordable doesn't mean it feels cheap per se; the GF7 isn't the very best built Lumix camera in the range, as price dictates, but this small-scale model is well crafted all things considered. '

'180° tiltable touchscreen'

'world’s smallest, lightest interchangeable lens camera'

'extremely capable camera'

'Despite rife competition, this Sony still manages to offer ample appeal despite a couple of bumps in the road along the way.'

'Nice extension of the A7 series.'

'Image quality is also high, although it pays to shoot raw files to have the maximum flexibility with colour, brightness and dynamic range.'

'Sturdy build and small scale design'

'Rounded specification.'

'The camera is also equipped with Sony's latest processor, the Bionz X, something which is also found in the A7/A7R. '

'Despite the significant resolution the A6000 does a really good job of handling image rendering. '