Canon scored multiple accolades for Lenses and Best Full Frame Camera. There are times at the Academy Awards, where a filmmaker's film that wins Best Picture doesn't win Best Director. And while it usually invites the question of whether a film directed itself, what It usually indicates, is a divided Academy. That seems to have been what happened this year at the annual Expert Imaging and Sound Association (EISA) Awards in Australia, as one camera maker took Camera of the Year, while another took Best Full Frame Camera. And they're both full frame mirrorless cameras! Overall, the Nikon Z6 took the top honor of Camera of the Year, with EISA judges saying that the robust build quality of the full frame mirrorless camera translated to high performance handling and excellent images in almost any situation. "With the Z6, Nikon has made a superb camera," the announcement reads. "Its autofocus system includes Eye-Detection AF, allowing accurate focus wherever the subject is placed in the frame." Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Friday, 16 August, 2019