Nikon Df vs Fujifilm X-T1, best Canon lenses and affordable image editing

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Equipment & Reviews    |    News    |    Buying Advice    |    Galleries    |    Subscribe Thursday 03 April 2014 Two of the most eye-catching recent camera launches were the Nikon Df and the Fujifilm X-T1. Both models combine high-end features with a retro design aesthetic, and as a result found great popularity with reviewers and consumers alike. Having reviewed both separately, we decided it was about time we pit the pair against each other in our Fujifilm X-T1 vs Nikon Df head-to-head. Elsewhere on the site we've grouped together five of the best Canon lenses currently on the market with something for everyone, from the kit-lens upgrader to those wanting a high-end zoom. Finally, if you're in the market for some new image editing software but don't want to break the bank why not check out our affordable image editing software round-up, or even better our free photo editing software guide?       Olympus patent shows variable exposure times for different areas of a single image An intriguing patent made by Olympus indicates the possibility of allowing...       Chinese government orders Nikon to stop selling D600 More woe for the now-infamous Nikon D600 as a state-run Chinese television...       In pictures: Sony World Photography Awards Open Winners announced Take a look at the images from ten talented winners in the Sony World...     Read more »     Win a year's subscription to What Digital Camera in either digital or print Enter our competition to win a subscription in the format of your choice.   Read more »   We are pleased to announce that the winner of the first 'photo of the month' competition is 'nimitnigam' with the image 'Walking Into Dead Lane'. The judges said: "A powerful black and white image, that is simple but effective. It makes great use of leading lines to create the central focal point and places the subject right in the middle, to draw you in." 'nimitnigam' wins a token prize of a 4 GB memory card, and inclusion in the WDC newsletter.     DSLR Cameras   Nikon D4S Review Nikon D4S Review - The Nikon D4S sits at the top of... Read more...   Compact Cameras   Panasonic Lumix TZ60 Review Panasonic Lumix TZ60 Review - The Panasonic Lumix TZ60... Read more...   Compact Systems   Olympus OM-D E-M10 Review Olympus OM-D E-M10 Review - The Olympus OM-D E-M10... Read more...         Best camera deals of the week A round-up of some of the best camera deals that we have found online this week   Essential Guide to Wi-fi Connected cameras with built-in Wi-fi have been the biggest technological...   Better smartphone photography Find out how you can get more from the camera you always have on you     What Digital Camera April 2014 magazine Incoming: We look at the latest camera releases. Live View: First looks of Canon's new entry-level DSLR the Canon EOS 1200D, and of the Canon PowerShot G1X Mk II. Fujifilm X-T1:...   Subscribe     Buy a digital edition     Panasonic Lumix GX7 vs Panasonic Lumix GX1 Video Panasonic claims that the new Lumix GX7 is the best camera its ever made, advancing substantially on its GX1 predecessor. We speak to Panasonic's Lumix G product manager Barney Sykes and get him to run us through the core differences   If you fancy the chance of winning a 4GB memory card, as well as featuring in our newsletter, why not enter our April 'Photo of the month' competition? Once again it's an open theme, so feel free to submit your best shots whatever the genre. To enter, and for more information, head on over to our gallery.   Nikon D4S review sample image gallery (16 pictures) Fujifilm X-T1 vs Nikon Df sample image gallery (13 pictures) Olympus OM-D E-M10 review sample image gallery (15 pictures) Samsung NX30 review sample image gallery (10 pictures)

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