No weather-proofing -A few control quirksīy shoehorning several highlights from the excellent X-T4 – including IBIS – into a cheaper, more compact body, Fujifilm has created arguably the best mid-range mirrorless cameras for beginners and hobbyists. But with a tried-and-tested 24MP full-frame BSI CMOS sensor, which delivers very good high ISO performance, and the best handling you can find on a mirrorless camera, it fully deserves its place at the top table for photographers. Video lags slightly behind its rivals, with a 4K/60p mode not coming until February 2021. It still comes highly recommended, though, largely thanks to its consistency in most areas, with the addition of a second EXPEED 6 processor bringing a range of performance improvements that include a new 14fps burst shooting speed.Īutofocus also gets a boost over the Nikon Z6, particularly with animal eye/face detection, and the Z6 II adds a much-needed UHS-II SD card slot alongside the existing XQD/CFexpress slot. This successor remains an excellent performer, particularly those looking to move from Nikon DSLRs, but the Z6 II's modest updates mean it's fallen slightly behind the very best mirrorless cameras. Not the most advanced AF -Screen isn't vari-angleįor a long time, the full-frame Nikon Z6 reigned as our number one camera. Alternatively, if you're a complete beginner, older options like the Sony A6100 and Fujifilm X-T200 combine usability with great value. If it's a video camera you're after, or a hybrid model that leans more towards shooting moving images, then the Sony A7S III and Panasonic Lumix S5 are our current top picks. For everyday shooting, the EOS R6 edges it due to its lower price and 12fps burst shooting. Both cameras have a growing range of excellent RF lenses and are bursting with useful features, including in-body image stabilization (IBIS) and class-leading autofocus. Got your heart set on a full-frame camera? We think the Canon EOS R6 (and its pricier Canon EOS R5 sibling) are the best choices around. It isn't a full-frame camera, but its slightly smaller APS-C sensor produces excellent photos and video, and there are other benefits to that sensor size, including compact lenses and speedy burst shooting. What's the best mirrorless camera in 2022? While it's difficult to pick out just one, we think the Fujifilm X-T4 remains the best all-round choice for most people. You'll find both of those cameras in our guide below, alongside modern hybrid classics like the Canon EOS R5 and video workhorses like the Sony A7S III.
It's been an incredible year for mirrorless cameras – we've seen the arrival of both professional trailblazers (like the Sony A1) and more affordable, retro charmers like the Nikon Z fc.
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