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The Best Cameras of 2013 (trustedreviews)

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The year isn’t over, Fuji and other companies are going to release more cameras, but we already have a best cameras list for 2013. Trustedreviews picked out the top 10 cameras of the year. 8th position for the [shoplink 12881]X-E1[/shoplink] and 5th position for the [shoplink 14383]Fuji HS50EXR[/shoplink]. See the whole list here.

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turstedreviews tested the HS50EXR here. “There a lot to like about the HS50 EXR. Not only is it one of the best-specified superzoom bridge cameras on the market, but it also has the performance to match. It has an excellent viewfinder, lightning-quick focusing system and truly ergonomic design, and  is only really let down by poor video quality and a few usability issues. Although it’s far from the smallest and lightest superzoom bridge camera available, at its current price it’s certainly one of the best on the market.”

Fuji HS50EXR: [shopcountry 14383]

Fuji X-E1: [shopcountry 12881]

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    1. Alex….the title on the site says “best cameras 2013” and every one of the featured models has an identical 9/10 rating by the reviewer. You’ll also note that there is no mention of ranking best to worst in the intro to the article. The mere mix of point-n-shoot, CSC, bridge, APS-C and FF models in one bundle should have told you that it wasn’t a ranking of best to worst.

      In other words, your D600 isn’t “last” or “ranked” #10 — it’s one of the Top Ten.

  1. It’s a crock of crap. Are they really the best cameras of the year?! Money / advertising / sponsorship can influence many things…

  2. Actually, it’s not a bad list at all and a safe one too as none of the units listed are bad cameras 🙂

    There are other factors that should call you to season this list with a modicum of skepticism, like we’re only half way through the year for example (and we know that fall is product launch season for a number of the big guns). Also, the fact that it is cross genre and without common criteria.

    Yup, it’s just and old fashioned list of things someone liked for whatever reason… What’s your favourite cautionary caveat Patrick? …”take this with a grain of salt”. lol

  3. Those are some ugly looking cameras!

    The E1 looks best but even its a bit dated. The GR, nice camera too … if they could shrink the handle a bit it would look good.

    Well, fingers crossed that September brings something that takes good photos and looks good too.

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