Is It Time To Go Full-Frame?
Full-frame DSLRs are hot! The reasons?

Full-frame DSLRs are hot! The reasons?
Estimated Street Price: 799 (body only) INTRODUCED 10/2012 While the new Nikon 1 J2 compact mirrorless, interchangeable-lens camera closely resembles its predecessor, the V2 has a new look and incorporates a number of improvements. And inside, there’s a new 14.2-megapixel CX-format CMOS sensor and EXPEED 3A processor, enhancing image quality and operating speed, and providing Read more…
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Phase-detection AF, used in DSLRs for non-live-view shooting, is quick and very good at tracking moving subjects.
Olympus’s PEN mirrorless camera lineup received a double update at Photokina.
The new PEN E-PM2 can be considered the "little brother" of the new E-PL5.
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The K-5 II retains those features and adds some new ones, all at a good price.
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