Some of the most popular cameras during the month of October might surprise you.
Ten months down, two to go! We’ve almost made it through 2020. Hallelujah! Still, even with everything going on, our readers have been giving plenty of cameras new homes. At the end of every month, we take a quick look at the most popular cameras. How do we decide which cameras are the most popular? We look at our sales data to see which cameras you have been snapping up. This month, there are a couple on the list that may surprise you.
We’ve actually seen a nice spread between Full-Frame, APS-C, and Micro Four Thirds cameras during October. One interesting thing is that even though many out there believe Micro Four Thirds is dead, we continue to see a significant amount of M4/3 units being shipped. It’s easy to say that they continue to be some of the most popular cameras. APS-C cameras also routinely outsell Full-Frame options too. It’s always interesting to take a dive into the data. Take a look at the five most popular cameras below. Are you surprised? Let us know in the comment section at the end of the roundup.
Sony A7R IV
In our review, we said:
“The Sony A7R IV is a remarkable, Swiss army knife of a camera that comes packed with features that will benefit many professional photographers.”
Paul Ip – Former Reviews Editor
Buy now: $2,998
Canon EOS R6 Review
In our review, we said:
“Overall, the Canon EOS R6 is an excellent stills camera that will bring a smile to the face of any event, wedding, or portrait photographer. It will do wonders for documentarians and photojournalists who need extreme low light shooting capabilities. The incredible tracking, burst rates, and buffer will delight wildlife and sports photographers. Itâs also a capable camera for landscape and astrophotography too. The EOS R6 is Canonâs do it all camera, and it does it all really well.”
Brett Day – Gear Editor
Buy now: $2,499
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Pentax K1 Mk II
In our review, we said:
“This camera is designed to be used out in the wild where the elements can get in its face. I took this camera out into the pouring rain, heavy snow, dense fog, 45 mph winds, and into temperatures that dropped to -3 Fahrenheit, and it never missed a beat thanks to the 87 weather sealing points found around the body.”
Brett Day – Gear Editor
Buy now: $1,796.95
Fujifilm X100V
In our review, we said:
“The Fujifilm X100v is the closest thing that we have to a perfect point and shoot on the market. It has great autofocus capabilities, wonderful image quality, weather sealing, a revamped lens, and a simple interface. What more could you need?”
Chris Gampat – Editor In Chief
Buy now: $1,399
Olympus OMD EM1 III
In our review, we said:
“We took the Olympus OMD EM1 III into the sand, saltwater, and this product shoot. It survived and kept clicking. Weâre very impressed with the build quality of the camera. Itâs also rated to IPx1.”
Chris Gampat – Editor In Chief
Buy now: $1,399
