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Canon EOS 760D
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Flicker detection
The camera can detect flickering light sources and sync up with them to shoot at peak brightness in order to avoid underexposing the image by accident.
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Dynamic range could be better
According to tests performed by DxOmark 760D has 11.96 stops of dynamic range in print and 11.16 stops on screen for images taken at 100 ISO while cameras in this price range commonly push 14 in print and 13 on screen. Dynamic range is the range of brightness that a camera can capture. Detail in parts of the scene that are outside of the camera's dynamic range will be lost.
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Can record HDR video in real time
At the expense of giving up 1080p and switching to 720p as well as giving up manual control, you can increase the dynamic range of video.
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Lacks AF microadjustment option
Autofocus microadjustment is intended to fine tune the point where the camera focuses. If the camera consistently focuses slightly in front or behind the intended point, microadjustments allow you to fix that. 760D lacks this ability.
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Has a good flip out swivel-and-tilt touchscreen
760D has a 3:2, 1.04M-dot swivel-and-tilt touchscreen with support for multitouch and gestures.
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No Auto-ISO system
Auto ISO automatically changes ISO within a user defined range based on lighting conditions. 760D lacks this feature.
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Touchscreen allows quickly setting the AF point
You simply tap the screen to manually set the AF point.
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Poor subject tracking in live mode
Subject tracking for the camera is somewhat unreliable. It works well if the subject is well isolated from the scene, but quickly becomes unreliable in crowded scenes.
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Reasonable continuous AF for video
760D uses 19-point cross-type autofocus and has a hybrid sensor that combines contrast detection autofocus and phase detection autofocus. For continuous AF tracking while filming the camera first approximates the focus using phase detection, then uses contrast detection to more accurately adjust the focus. It performs well with set AF points for tracking, less so using subject tracking.
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Touchscreen can't be used with regular gloves
Because the touchscreen is capacitive instead of pressure-sensitive you either have to use your fingers or special touchscreen gloves to interact with the touchscreen.
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Built-in Wi-Fi with NFC
NFC enables simple pairing with a smartphone while the built-in Wi-Fi allows transferring files between the camera and a smartphone as well as enables you to use your smartphone to control the camera.
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Battery life could be better
CIPA rated 440 shots per charge.
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Includes a top LCD screen
760D is one of the only DSLR cameras in this price range with an extra LCD screen on top of the cameras body that allows you take quickly find out shooting preferences, battery level and SD card storage capacity.
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Weight:
565 g
Dimensions:
132 x 111 x 78 mm
Sensor:
APS-C (22.3 x 14.9 mm) CMOS
Screen size:
3in
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$849
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Fujifilm X-S10
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USB-C port
The USB-C port can be used for charging and also be used for headphones.
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Autofocus
Autofocus tracking could be better.
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20 fps continuous drive
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Built-in flash
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External microphone input
Standard 3.5 mm jack input.
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Weight:
465g
Dimensions:
126 x 85 x 65 mm
Sensor:
26MP APS-C
Screen size:
3" fully articulated
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Sony RX100 IV
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Amazing image quality for a compact camera
There's lots of detail due to the 20.1MP sensor, the images are sharp, offer a reasonable tonal range with S-Log's color profile allowing you to recover more dynamic range in post and the 24-70mm equivalent lens is sharp throughout the available focal length with all aperture settings.
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Lens range can be limiting
The camera has a 24-70mm equivalent lens. Other compact point and shoot cameras often have between 24-100mm and 24-120mm equivalent focal length lenses.
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Great viewfinder
The camera has a popout electronics viewfinder with a high quality OLED display. It's 800x600, offers 100% coverage and 0.59x magnification.
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The depth of interface options can be overwhelming at first
The menu has 6 tabs of up to 9 pages of settings for each tab. Going through all of that, learning where everything is tucked away can take some time.
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Helps with composing self-shots with a screen that flips 180 degrees
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No touchscreen
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3-stop ND filter
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Battery life could be better
The camera is CIPA rated 280 shots per charge.
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Flat color profile for video
A flat color profile captures footage in low contrast and higher dynamic range allowing for easier color grading in post-production.
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Good video capabilities
The camera can shoot 2160p30 and 1080p120 video at a max video bit rate of 100Mbps. It can go up to 960fps at the expense of resolution. The high speed video is later upscaled to 1080p.
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Up to 40x slow-mo factor
At the expense of resolution, the camera can capture video at up to 1000 frames per second for 2 to 4 seconds. Those videos will then be upscaled to 1080p. The camera can also capture 1080p video at 120 frames per second without any limitations.
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Smart Auto ISO system
Auto ISO includes rate-of-change control.
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Quiet shutter
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Great image stabilization
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Weight:
298 g
Video resolution:
4K
Sensor type:
21MP 1" CMOS
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3x
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Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ2000/FZ2500
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It takes excellent quality videos
With its 4K cinema mode, you can shoot cinema like scenes, because the large video frame format will make your videos appear wider. Moreover, there is no longer a 30 minute 4K video limit. This was an issue in the previous model.
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Expensive
If you are on a budget, this camera is pricey.
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You can change frame rates while filming
When you’re shooting a video, you can change it to slow motion while continually filming. So you can shoot both slow motion and normal mode in one video clip.
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The lens cap is loose
You can easily knock the camera lens protector off with very little effort.
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You can set the shutter to fire with a half press button
Minimizes camera shaking, because you can trigger the shutter with a slight press and take pictures quicker. This is great when shooting unpredictable subjects like birds or during sporting events.
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This is a bulky camera
When you turn it on, the lens will automatically extend from the camera and stay that way, making it bigger and longer than it already is.
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Powerful zoom
Although not as powerful as the Nikon CoolPix P950 83x zoom, the FZ2000/FZ2500 has a powerful 20x built-in optical zoom lens.
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Heavy
Weighing almost a kilo, this camera is not for someone who wants to travel light.
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Video and photo settings are separately saved
It saves and keep video and photo preferred settings separate. Great when going back and forth between video and photo modes
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The input and output jacks are placed where your lcd screen folds out
When cables are attached to your camera, they gets in the way, making it hard when you’re doing selfies or just looking at the LCD.
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You can customize the settings while looking at the Electronic Viewfinder (EVF)
The camera settings are visible in the EVF so you'll no longer have to take your eye off when operating the buttons and you can focus more on your object and how it would look after the shot.
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It has touch screen auto focus
You can easily direct which part of the screen you want your camera to focus and this works even when you are looking through the Electronic Viewfinder (EVF)
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It has built-in Neutral Density (ND) Filters
ND Filters help to tone down bright areas, making it very convenient when working under such conditions. Choosing which filter to use is quick and easy.
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Takes superb time lapse videos especially during sunrise and sunset
You can set the 2, 4 or 6-stop Neutral Density (ND) filters to tone done down sun glares at different times of the day so you'll have a more balanced video. This is all built-in which is great for Vlog clips.
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Weight:
915 grams
Dimensions:
138 x 102 x 135 mm
Sensor:
20 MP 1″ BSI-CMOS
Battery Life:
350 shots
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Blackmagic Pocket Camera
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No slow motion capabilities
The camera records at up to 30 frames per second.
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Small, pocket sized motion camera that can shoot RAW video (DNG format)
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Particular about which SD cards it supports
List of supported cards can be found on their site, here.
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Can't delete clips from within the camera
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Menu is slow and mind numbing
Make your settings before you start/need to film. It is not touch screen. Changing settings is slow and inputting a shot description will take longer then your post editing work.
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Internal mic captures poor audio
The audio captured is dry and shallow with a constant hiss in the background.
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Blown out highlights show up as black
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Does not inform of when the camera will stop recording
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Video resolution:
4K at 60p
Lens mount:
MFT
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Olympus OM-D E-M5 II
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Good kit lens
The Olympus M. Zuiko Digital ED 12-40mm f/2.8 Pro lens has a very good build quality and is fast across the full zoom range with a constant 2.8 aperture.
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In-body camera stabilization
The camera has a built in 5-axis stabilization.
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Weather-sealed
The camera is dust proof, splash proof and freeze proof. You shouldn't have an issue with electronics when shooting in rain and other harsh conditions.
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Sony Alpha a6300
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Good image quality
The camera captures detailed 24MP images with neutral colors. Detailed, interactive studio tests can be seen here.
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No touchscreen or joystick for setting the AF point
The quickest way to set the AF point is by pressing the middle button of the four-way controller to enter AF point selection, then using the controller to set the point which is considerably slower than using a touchscreen or a joystick.
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Excellent low-light performance for an APS-C camera
High-ISO retains a good amount of detail and has a well balanced, context-sensitive noise reduction. Saturation is accurate up to ISO 12800.
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Accessing second dial requires reposition the hand from shooting grip
The second dial that's among other things is used for changing the AF point is positioned at the bottom-right side of the camera and it can't be accessed using the shooting grip.
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Great continuous autofocus
The autofocus is fast. It uses a hybrid phase-detection and contrast detection autofocusing system.
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The amount of settings available can be overwhelming
The menu is grouped in 5 categories and each category has up to 9 pages of settings. Remembering the location of all those settings can be a time-consuming task. You can, however, assign 8 of the buttons on the camera custom functions as well as create a custom functions menu with 6 or 12 settings that can then be accessed with the Fn button.
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Compact
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Lens availability might be an issue
There are some APS-C specific prime lenses from Sony, but not many, and zoom lenses are few and far between.
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Good dynamic range
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Weather sealed
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Offers excellent control over video
The camera allows manually setting and adjusting during shooting shutter speed, aperture and ISO, supports Auto ISO in movie mode, allows turning subject tracking on and off during filming, supports live autofocus with control over focus drive speed and subject tracking persistence.
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The viewfinder can be run at 120fps
Unlike most other viewfinders in this camera class, a6300's can be set to run at 120fps instead of 60fps.
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Lots of video-friendly features
The camera supports a flat color profiles (S-Log2 & S-Log3) for improved dynamic range that can then be used when color grading in post, it can record time code in order to help you sync audio and video when you record them separately, it allows for an external mic allowing you to record higher quality audio in-camera, and includes focus peaking and zebras that help make sure the subject is in focus and no areas are over or under exposed.
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A flat color profile for video is available
a6300 supports a flat color profiles (S-Log2 & S-Log3) for improved dynamic range that can then be used when color grading in post. It can also preview how a graded footage would look.
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Excellent video quality
The camera can capture video at up to 4K30 and 1080p120 resolutions and is capable of saving footage in XAVC S at up to 100 Mbps. Captured footage provides impressive levels of detail. It's important to note that 4K30 capture is from a smaller crop of the sensor while 4K24/25 is from the full width of the sensor.
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Great subject tracking
a6300 is among the most capable cameras in its class in identifying and tracking subjects.
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Reasonable battery life
The cameras is CIPA rated for 400 shots per charge using the rear screen, and 350 using the EVF.
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Excellent AF point coverage
The camera has 425 phase detection AF points spread across the frame.
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Good Auto ISO
Auto ISO changes ISO based on user-defined rules. a6300 allows setting ISO ceiling and floor, minimum shutter speed and additionally has 5 automatic rules (from Slower to Faster) for controlling shutter speed based on focal length.
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Weight:
361 g (body)
Dimensions:
120 x 67 x 49 mm
Video resolution:
UHD 4k, 1080p
Battery:
708 mAh (~350-400 shots)
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Nikon D5500
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Offers a flat color profile for video
A flat color profile captures footage in low contrast and higher dynamic range allowing for easier color grading in post-production.
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Can't control aperture in movie mode
While you can set ISO and shutter speed before you start shooting, the camera will choose the aperture for you.
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Can output 8-bit 4:2:2 1080p60 video over HDMI
D5500 can record to an external recorder at a higher quality than when recording to camera.
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Buffer limits continuous RAW shooting speed
Buffer fills after 6 RAW shots or 13 JPEG shots after which you have to wait for the buffer to clear.
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Good dynamic range
According to tests performed by DxOmark D5500 has 14.01 stops of dynamic range in print and 13.21 stops on screen for images taken at 100 ISO. Among the best scores for cameras in this price range. Dynamic range is the range of brightness that a camera can capture. Detail in parts of the scene that are outside of the camera's dynamic range will be lost.
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Lacks Auto ISO in movie mode
Auto ISO automatically changes ISO within a user defined range based on lighting conditions. This feature cannot be used in movie mode.
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Good subject tracking
D5500 has a 2,016-pixel RGB metering sensor. It's accurate and fast.
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Can't micro-adjust lens focus points
Autofocus microadjustment is intended to fine tune the point where the camera focuses. If the camera consistently focuses slightly in front or behind the intended point, microadjustments allow you to fix that. D5500 lacks this ability.
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Good battery life
The camera is CIPA rated for 820 shots per charge.
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No environmental sealing
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Good video quality
D5500 shoots 1080p60 video that's low in noise and low in artifacts.
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JPEG details get smudgy at high ISO settings
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Great image quality
Nikon D5500 has a 24MP APS-C sensor and has no AA filter. The lack of an AA filter increases sharpness at the expense of increased moire chance. Little noise up to 3200 ISO. You can see in-depth lab tests on DPReview.
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Good tilt and swivel touchscreen offers versatility and ease of use
D5500 has a 3.2" 1.04M-dot tilt and swivel touchscreen.
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Well implemented Auto ISO
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Weight:
420 g
Dimensions:
124 x 97 x 70 mm
Sensor:
APS-C (23.5 x 15.6 mm) CMOS
Screen size:
3.2in
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$747
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Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV
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Complex menus
Camera body is a bit cluttered with controls and the menu system is overly complex.
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UHS-II card support
The memory card slot supports high-speed UHS-II cards.
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No add-on microphone support
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Slim, retro style
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4K video
Can shoot 4K at 30 fps, with a recording limit of 29 minutes.
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Built-in flash
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Weight:
383g
Dimensions:
122 x 84 x 49 mm
Max resolution:
5184 x 3888
Video resolution:
4K @30p, HD @120p
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Canon EOS 70D
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Good camera for sports/action
The camera has a reasonably quick and reliable autofocusing system within the price range making it a good option for shooting fast-moving subjects.
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Superseded by its successor
This camera's successor, Canon EOS 80D, was released in 2016. While it's currently $200 more expensive and thus beyond the scope of this question, it is a better camera in every other way.
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Reasonable high-ISO performance
Shots up to 6400 ISO are good and even above that threshold sometimes usable.
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In-camera RAW processing
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