The Nikon D5300 rocks a 24MP sensor, no AA filter, Wifi, GPS, 5fps shooting, and more. But how do those specs work out in real life images and does Nikon's famous dynamic range pan out in this consumer DSLR? Head past the break as we take the D5300 and shoot some awesome exotic cars. 

We take the Canon 70D and put it through its paces checking out the build quality, ergonomics, dynamic range, low light results, video quality, and the brand new live AF system. We also have the full resolution RAW & JPEG files available after the break.

I still can’t quite believe that the Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 lens exists but it does, and it is great! With stunning build quality, out of this world F1.8 aperture, and a zoom range to go along with it. And after a week with this lens so far, the 18-35 has made a believer out of me.

Canon's newest and smallest DSLR, the Canon Rebel SL1 (100D) is now here and yes, it is noticeably smaller than other DSLRs, especially when used with the Canon 40mm f/2.8 Pancake lens. So LearningCameras put the Canon Rebel SL1 through it's paces testing low light performance, dynamic range, and many other features. We also compared the low light performance to the Canon 7D and Nikon D7100 to see if Canon has improved the sensor technology. Click past the break for the stunning results.

We put the Nikon D7100 head to head with the Canon 7D to see how each camera performs. Head past the break for the review and access to the RAW files from this test. 

We now have our hands on the new Fuji X100s and after a couple of days shooting with the X100s, let's take a look at some of the first impressions, quality, and performance that the Fuji X100s is capable of.

A 24mp camera with professional level weather sealing, 100% viewfinder coverage, 2 card slots, 6 fps shooting, great low light performance, for a price of only $1,200? It may sound like wishful thinking but Nikon has made it happen. But how does it perform? Take a look at the review to find out.

Take a look as we unbox the new Nikon D7100 go into detail of the hardware and functionality, and then pull out a Canon 7D for a comparison.

Nikon has now improved one of their most popular DSLR lines and brought us a new Nikon D7100. With a brand new 24MP sensor, a huge step up from the 16MP predecessor, Nikon has brought its A game with this new shooter.

With Canon discontinuing the 5D mark II, it is clear that the Canon 6D is here to fill the cheaper full frame void that the 5D mark II is leaving behind. However, can this new smaller, cheaper body fill this void successfully or will it merely leave you wanting more.

LearningCameras put the new Canon 6D gainst the champion 5D mark III to see the differences between bodies, features, dynamic range, low light abilities and video performance. 

We take the Nikon D600 up against the Canon 5D Mark III to test Dynamic range, low light performance, easability of use, and overall hardware. While the 5D mark III is more expensive, the D600 boasts professional level specifications in a smaller and lighter body. Can the D600 win over professionals looking for a cheaper or smaller alternative? Will the 5D Mark III's size and weight keep it from being the perfect backup body or travel camera? Let's find out.