Camera

Nikon D5300 DSLR camera is essentially an advanced version of beginner’s level DSLR in the league. This model has found position in the middle of the entry level D3200 and more enthusiast D7100. This is perhaps the first DSLR camera with built-in Wi-Fi, NFC and GPS functionality Nikon has introduced.

It’s not only about how your camera looks in your hand. It’s indeed very much about features, performance and build of the camera. The Nikon D750 Camera Review is in-depth, unbiased, where you would want to delve in before buying.

The Nikon D7200 DSLR camera comes with some upgraded features compared to its predecessor D7100. The 51 Autofocus system of which 15 are cross type, is a very good feature when you are at outdoor shooting as it does easily track moving subject. Although it brings a lot in its kitty, the 24.2 Megapixel APS-C sensor is a little fussy when it comes to low pass filter and retain ample amount of details.

The Canon EOS 200D is perhaps the lightest camera in the world in the club of DSLR. It occupies the position in between the entry level DSLR EOS 1300D and more advanced EOS 760D and 800D. The staggering 24.2 Megapixel coupled with dual pixel CMOS Autofocus system gives you fast Live View focusing while shooting.

With EOS 750D DSLR Camera, you can compose your exposure with optical viewfinder and fully articulating 3-inch touch sensitive LCD display. That is a very good feature and you will appreciate it. The capability of the camera to continuously shoot at 5 fps, video recording at 1080/30p with full manual control and built-in Wi-Fi and NFC will not disappoint you in anyway.

The Canon EOS 800D features effective 24 Megapixel counts with APS-C CMOS Dual Pixel Autofocus system. The resolution which considered high is suitable for large prints and image cropping, if you need large size image. The performance of the ISO with 100-25,600 is as we have seen, is good enough in different light conditions. DIGIC 7 image processing engine with 4 Autofocus points very good taking into account the importance of speed and accuracy of autofocus and burst photography.

The camera is also aimed at beginners with some advanced features as its target users when they master the art over a course of time. The EOS 77D occupies the place in between the EOS 80D sitting above it and the EOS 800D sitting below. As far as features are concerned, both the EOS 77D and the EOS 800D share more or less similar features. The EOS 800D doesn’t have secondary LCD display.

The Canon EOS 80D features one the best dynamic ranges of APS -C CMOS Sensor. It also offers dual pixel AF that lets you shoot with continuous focus during video and still capture. The touchscreen functionality is articulating and comes very handy in live view mode. Although image quality and video resolution is bit behind competition, the EOS 80D is perfect choice for many enthusiasts photographers.