As the review says, the D750 might have you raising a wince when you see the price tag. But for the money, you're getting a camera with a well-rounded feature set and a solid combination of quality and performance.
The second generation of Samsung's Android-powered camera.
The roughly AU$500 cost may seem high for a point and click, but the Galaxy Camera is far more than that, packing in Wi-Fi connectivity, NFC and a great range of apps, all easily controlled by the large touch screen.
Shopping for someone just taking their first steps into the world of photography? Then have a look at the Nikon D5200.
Available for under AU$500 (if you hunt around online) this is a great beginner camera or even a solid all-rounder for the more experienced photographer.
Good video and image quality in a small frame, make this a solid Christmas option.
Definitely one for the very serious photographer in your life. The Sigma is a portrait lens which, according to our review, has a "premium-feeling build quality and excellent tension and tactile feedback on its focus ring, and it produces sharp, bright images with little distortion".
A very versatile camera that's probably better for the more advanced user on your Christmas list.
The Alpha 6000 builds upon its predecessor, offering improvements to autofocus, image quality and design, and delivering a great burst rate for the money.
A great travel camera with a massive 30x zoom. You've also got Wi-Fi built in, NFC and a high-res LCD that makes this a good camera for daytime shooting.
If you're shopping for a compact camera that goes a step beyond the norm, then this is a gift that'll keep on giving.
Action cams are big business and many manufacturers are trying to get the jump on the current leader, GoPro.
Sony's AS100V has image stabilisation and high bitrate recording making this a good gift choice for your 'extreme' relative who can't stop YouTubing their adventures.
With smartphones packing in more and more megapixels, there's no reason that phone-photography can't produce some good looking snaps.
A clip-on phone lens can help make these images even better, and while most on the market are made for Apple, Olloclip bucks the trend and works with the Galaxy S4 and S5.
So, if you're after a stocking-stuffer for the Android lover in your life, look no further!
