What Digital Camera vergleicht 4 Systemkameras
Das Magazin What Digital Camera nimmt 4 Systemkameras genauer unter die Lupe. Auf dem ersten Platz landen gleich 3 Kameras. Die Sony A7 MK II, welche in den Kategorien Features und Design punktet, die Fujifilm X-Pro2, die bei den Features und der Performance gut abschneidet und die Olympus OM-D E-M5 II, welche am preiswertesten ist. Die Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX 8 schnappt sich den What Digital Camera Recommended Award.
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Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II Micro Four Thirds Systemkamera, 16.1 Megapixel, 5-Achsen Bildstabilisator, elektronischer Sucher, silber
- Fast and responsive
- Weather- sealed body
- Excellent JPEG output
- Highly customisable
- Raw image quality lags behind larger sensors
- Menus are complex and hard to understand
The O-MD E-M5 II adds a raft of improvements and refinements to what was already considered a highly advanced enthusiast's camera. ...
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Fujifilm X-PRO2 Gehäuse schwarz
- Stellar image quality from new sensor
- Superb hybrid viewfinder and AF system
- Well built
- LCD doesn't tilt
- Battery life could be better, particularly in high performance mode
...If you're after an advanced CSC with stylish retro good looks, then the X-Pro2 is well worth serious consideration.
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Sony A7 MK II
- Effective five-axis image stabilisation
- New handgrip and control layout
- Excellent image quality, even at high ISO
- Choice of lenses
- Control wheel on the rear is a touch fiddly
- Loud shutter
- Battery life
- Colour accuracy of EVF
...If you're after a full-frame CSC with advanced features and stunning image quality, then look no further than the Sony A7 II.
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX8 Gehäuse schwarz/silber
- Top-notch viewfinder and screen
- Excellent handling
- Impressive continuous shooting
- Bulky for Micro Four Thirds
- Uninspiring JPEG colour
...Overall, the GX8 ist just about Panasonic's best CSC to date.
