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Fujifilm X-E2S review With outstanding image quality and controls, the Fujifilm X-E2S’s biggest competition comes from its own ranks.£749 -
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Fujfilm X70 review - a winning combination of new and old Beautifully conceived and expertly realised, the Fujifilm X70 is a gem of a camera£549 - best buy
Canon G9 X review - All the right ingredients Slim, straightforward and takes excellent pictures - the Canon G9X is a recipe for success.£374 -
Panasonic TZ80 review - pocket-sized but feature-packed A pocket sized camera packed with useful features, but the TZ80's image quality lets it down.£359 - recommended
Corel Painter 2016 review Highly sophisticated and rewarding, Corel Painter is worth the expense for technically minded artists£280 - best buy
Serif PagePlus X9 review - simply brilliant DTP software Elegant and efficient, PagePlus X9 is the best desktop-publishing software around for home and small business users£90 -
ACDSee Ultimate 9 review An ambitious update, but ACDSee 9 isn’t as integrated or as elegant as it could be£99 -
Magix Movie Edit Pro 2016 Premium review Not short of power, but Movie Edit Pro has too many irritating habits£90 - recommended
Adobe Premiere Elements 14 review New features are a mixed bag, but Premiere Elements caters extremely well for a broad range of users£79 - recommended
Canon G5 X review - An SLR in your pocket? Some performance issues, but the Canon G5 X has outstanding image quality and ergonomics for such a small camera.£575 -
Pinnacle Studio Ultimate 19 review Lots of strong features, but the new ones in Pinnacle Studio 19 are relatively modest and the controls could be more responsive£100 -
Nikon P610 review Solid rather than exceptional, but the Nikon P610’s big zoom and competitive price meet a need£265 - best buy
Hitfilm 4 Pro review Not perfect, but Hitfilm continues to take great strides for ambitious video producers on a shoestring budget£272 -
Canon EOS 650D review Superseded twice but the old 650D is a still a solid performer at around £300 secondhand£620