Canon is a leader in quality cameras, especially in DSLRs. The EOS 70D Mark II should be coming out soon, so what is the difference between this and the best camera Canon makes, the EOS 5D Mark III? What would be a better fit for you?
CANON EOS 70D MARK II
As previously reported, Camera Egg reports that the Canon EOS 70D Mark II is expected to be announced in 2014, where it will be a high-end Flagship APS-C DSLR. The camera’s rumored specs include a 20.2 Megapixel APS-C, possible 12 fps although target is 10, limited video features, ISO 100-25600 and an improved Dual Pixel AF.
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Canon Watch there is also a 24 Megapixel sensor that is in field-testing.
The camera is also weather-protected, carrying a single card slot, Wi-Fi GPS, video features and a great ISO performance.
The specs are far from complete, according to Canon Rumors, but they seem very plausible. The camera is set to release later in 2014, where it is expected to cost $2,199.
CANON EOS 5D MARK III
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This camera is reportedly the best DSLR on the market. BH Photo Review gave it 5/5 stars. With 23.4 megapixels, where its max resolution is 21.1MP: 5760×3840. It also has up to 6 fps for continuous shooting, and up to 60 fps for video. The ISO sensitivity is 100-25600, where at high sensitivity mode it is 50-102400.
It is also fitted for operating in different weather conditions, where it can work properly from 32-104 degrees F (0-40 C) and up to 85% humidity.
As for connectivity, the camera has an HDMI C (mini), AV output, USB 2.0 and is Wi-Fi compatible. It also weighs only 1.89 lbs, so it is rather light.
The camera retails at $3,499.
So far it looks like the EOS 5D Mark III may be a better option, but it is also looks like the 7D Mark II will be much less expensive. Depending on your preferences and needs, these cameras are both quality products that bring the latest and most professional options to your photos. Â
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