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    AWARDS TIPA 2020

    May 18, 2020 5 minutes

    Canon EOS-1D X Mark III

    BEST PROFESSIONAL DSLR CAMERA

    “The flagship EOS-1D X Mark III is the highest performing DSLR ever created by Canon. It delivers new breakthroughs in autofocusing – with both the optical finder and live view – along with extensive and professional-level video capabilities. Innovations in the design of the mechanical shutter and mirror mechanism enable continuous shooting at 16fps. The sensor and imaging systems are new, delivering numerous benefits, including 20fps continuous shooting in live view, HEIF capture with 10-bit RGB colour and 5.5K 10-bit Canon Log video recording. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS are on board, plus there’s an optional wireless transmitter for even faster transmission speeds.”

    Fujifilm X100V

    BEST PREMIUM COMPACT CAMERA

    for pros’, or as a ‘walk-around camera’ for enthusiasts. Compact in size, it’s packed with most of the same features as the pro-level X-Pro3, including the same 26.1MP sensor and latest-generation processor. The fixed 23mm f/2.0 (35mm equivalent) has been

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