Articles by Amy Davies

Amy has been writing about cameras, photography and associated tech since 2009. Amy was once part of the photography testing team for Future Publishing working across TechRadar, Digital Camera, PhotoPlus, N Photo and Photography Week. For her photography, she has won awards and has been exhibited. She often partakes in unusual projects - including one intense year where she used a different camera every single day. Amy is currently the Features Editor at Amateur Photographer magazine, and in her increasingly little spare time works across a number of high-profile publications including Wired, Stuff, Digital Camera World, Expert Reviews, and just a little off-tangent, PetsRadar.

Articles by: Amy Davies

Samsung revamps Galaxy Android compact camera

By Amy Davies published 2 January 14

Samsung has introduced a new compact camera with Android as an upgrade to the highly praised Galaxy

Samsung launches NX30 - 'professionally' inspired CSC

By Amy Davies published 2 January 14

Samsung has introduced the NX30 alongside a new "premium" lens

Canon S120 review

By Amy Davies published 23 December 13

Canon's S120 features many appealing features - a 12.1MP sensor, touchscreen and f/1.8 lens. Can it take on the Sony RX100 II?

Sony RX10 review

By Amy Davies published 20 December 13

Updated Sony has placed its excellent RX100 II sensor inside a premium, compact body. Could this be the ultimate bridge camera?

Fuji tempts landscape photographers with new wide angle zoom lens

By Amy Davies published 18 December 13

Fuji has announced it is launch a new zoom lens which offers an equivalent of 15-36mm in 35mm terms.

Sony Alpha 3000 review

By Amy Davies published 17 December 13

Sony has placed its E-mount, usually found on its CSCs, on a DSLT-shaped camera. Is it confusing, or offering more choice?

Sony Alpha A7R review

By Amy Davies published 12 December 13

Updated Sony's new full-frame compact system camera, the A7R, is the world's smallest and lightest interchangeable lens full-frame camera, but what else can it deliver?

Panasonic Lumix GM1 review

By Amy Davies published 27 November 13

Editor's Choice

The Panasonic GM1 boasts GX7 image quality, Wi-Fi connectivity and the smallest Micro Four Thirds body to date.

Canon PowerShot G16 vs Nikon Coolpix P7800

By Amy Davies published 10 November 13

Early View The two camera heavyweights have released new premium compact cameras. Which one comes out on top?

Nikon P7800 review

By Amy Davies published 8 November 13

Updated Nikon has refreshed the top of the line Coolpix with the P7800, and this time they've included an electronic viewfinder – is it enough to take on the Canon G series?

Canon G16 review

By Amy Davies published 8 November 13

Canon's premium PowerShot G16 replaces last year's G15. What's stayed the same, and what's new for this reliable model?

Tamron announces development of new 'ultra-telephoto' zoom lens

By Amy Davies published 7 November 13

The price and availability of the lens yet to be determined, but it comes with its own edit software.

Nikon reveals retro inspired Df DSLR

By Amy Davies published 5 November 13

Nikon has introduced the Df, a DSLR with a classic, retro design and top of the line digital sensor

Samsung Galaxy NX review

By Amy Davies published 22 October 13

Updated Samsung has finally put the Android operating system on one of its interchangeable lens cameras. But can the Galaxy NX beat the CSC competition in other ways?

Panasonic Lumix FZ72 review

By Amy Davies published 14 October 13

The Panasonic FZ72 has the world's longest zoom range for a bridge camera at a whopping 60x (that's equivalent to 20-1200mm in 35mm terms). But what else does it deliver?

Nikon announces a minor upgrade to the D600 - the Nikon D610

By Amy Davies published 8 October 13

Updated Nikon has announced a replacement for the D600 which features some slight improvements from last year's model - but it's still not a major overhaul.

Ricoh launches new flagship Pentax K-3 DSLR

By Amy Davies published 7 October 13

The Pentax K-3 is the new flagship DSLR from Pentax, sitting above the K-5 II and offering a 24 million pixel APS-C sized sensor without an anti-aliasing filter.

Sony NEX-5T review

By Amy Davies published 4 October 13

Sony has introduced a replacement for the NEX-5R, adding NFC connectivity. Is it a good enough upgrade?

Hands on: Sony QX10 review

By Amy Davies published 27 September 13

Not yet rated

Updated The QX10 is a fully functioning camera, except it doesn't have a screen. Instead, you use your smartphone or tablet to compose and change settings.

Fuji X-M1 review

By Amy Davies published 26 September 13

Updated The Fuji X-M1 uses the same sensor as the Fuji X-Pro1 and Fuji X-E1, but in a more compact camera with a tilting screen. Does it impress?

Nikon launches world's first waterproof and shockproof interchangeable lens camera

By Amy Davies published 19 September 13

Nikon has introduced a new model for its 1 range of compact system camera. The AW1 is the world's first waterproof interchangeable lens camera.

Olympus introduces next generation of OM-D camera

By Amy Davies published 10 September 13

Olympus has introduced a successor for the 18 month old OM-D E-M5 with the E-M1.

Hands on: Nikon S02 review

By Amy Davies published 5 September 13

Not yet rated

Nikon has introduced another incredibly small camera to replace last year's S01. What improvements has the company made to this camera phone rival?

Nikon introduces two new compacts, including teeny tiny S02

By Amy Davies published 5 September 13

Nikon has introduced two new compact cameras to sit in its Coolpix line-up. The Coolpix P7800 is right at the top and is a new premium model, while the S02 is incredibly small.

Sony's new cameras give your smartphone the power of a compact

By Amy Davies published 4 September 13

IFA 2013 Two new lens-style cameras from Sony connect with your smartphone for superior touchscreen photography.

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