Picture perfect: Four of the best cameras for your next cruise
Not sure how to capture your next cruise? We're here to help. Here are four cameras to consider
Whether you’re looking to shoot pictures or video,
the Nikon Z50 will help you capture every part
of your holiday in immaculate detail. Fast,
powerful and easy to use, its lens lets in more
light with a 20.9-megapixel sensor allowing for richer, bolder
and more realistic colours.
The veteran travel photographer
Steve Dunlop believes the camera’s tiltable liquid crystal display
(LCD) screen helps to capture interesting angles, too. “You can
also shoot top-quality video with this camera,” he adds.
Nikon
Z50, £899, johnlewis.com
LOW END
This easy-to-use option offers a great balance
of resolution and low-light performance, allowing
you to capture cruise highlights from sunrise
to sunset. A large image sensor gives more
control, so you can always shoot the moments
that matter.
Canon EOS R100, £599, argos.co.uk
MID RANGE
Weighing just 910g, the compact Nikon Z8
feels light and comfortable to hold. Its top-of-the-range lens captures incredibly sharp
detail, ensuring you snap once-in-a-lifetime
images on your next cruise.
Nikon Z8, £3,999, nikon.co.uk
HIGH END
Tailored for wildlife photography,
Sony’s ground-breaking shutter
system captures images at 1/80,000
of a second, enabling you to freeze
moments your eye can’t perceive.
Sony Alpha 9 III, £6,099, jessops.com
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