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 Canon has given this new camera a sensor of 24-million pixels paired with a DIGIC 6 processor. This does sound familiar to 24MP 750D and 760D but these lower range cameras don’t have a Dual Pixel CMOS AF sensor of 80D. The combination of the sensor and the processor brings a sensitivity range of IOS 100–16000 which is a third of a stop higher compared with 70D. While the continuous shooting rate is the same as 70D at 7fps, the depth has increased to 110 JPEGs or 25 raw files. The reflex mode system has 45 AF points all of which are cross-types whereas 70D only had 19 points. 80D also uses color information from the 7560-pixel RGB+IR metering sensor. As indicated by Canon the new framework is more touchy and quicker than the one in the 70D, but since quick self-adjusting frequently isn’t attractive when you’re shooting video, it’s conceivable to shift the speed of the 80D’s framework more than seven stages for more slow center changes. Canon got onboard with Wi-Fi connectivity and NFC

 Nikon has always been great with low-light performance and its dynamic range, accurate auto-focus, and durability of its camera are just amazing. When the D750 was initially released it had mixed reviews and comments. It seemed like Nikon has just thrown some upgrades to Nikon D600 and not more is to this camera. However, after having a careful analysis and used it for a while now we have a different opinion about it. D750 is almost as light as Nikon Df, pretty much has the same dimensions, and feels a lot more comfortable in hand as compared to other DSLRs. The low light focus ability of D750 is great not just on paper but as well as in real life. It not only locks focus better but is really accurate at it. The dynamic range and high ISO capabilities are something, which is expected from Nikon at this point in time. The flip screen adds a nice touch to the user experience and it does come handy while shooting videos or photos. The layout of the buttons is similar to the Nikon D600 se

Canon is the industry-leading company making some great DSLRs with groundbreaking technology. Canon is without a doubt a market leader and has the market for a very long time. The company does make some outstanding DSLRs but they are not yet in the mirrorless camera space yet. Canon came up with this budget series mirrorless DSLR M50. It is a great camera with great features and yes some flaws too. The early reviews of M50 just discarded it but according to its price, range the camera does justify its features. M50 is a viable 4K camera it’s not perfect yet it’s great. Not saying that M50 is the best mirrorless 4K camera in the market it’s actually far from that but the price at which it sits is excellent as compared to its competitors. M50 does an amazing job of focusing on the fly once the subject is selected via touchscreen. 99 AF points when paired with EF-M 15–45mm lens and if M50 is paired with a better lens, it is capable of using 143 AF points according to Canon. Dual Pixel AF

Canon 80D falls in the professional category and has features that can change the whole dynamic of your photography. 45-point all cross-type AF system allows one to capture images with superb autofocus. It is excellent in dim light situations and has 4 different types of AF area selection modes. The viewfinder provides a bright and comprehensive view helping to bring back the thrill of SLR photography with every use. The viewfinder of 80D helps the photographers to keep their eye on the object at all times and capture it at the right instant. There is no guesswork required in order to get the perfect composition for the image with the help of AF points and AF mode. The EOS 80D camera features a newly developed 24.2 Megapixel (APS-C) CMOS sensor that not only captures high-resolution images but also features refined individual pixels that enable high ISO speeds of 16000 for still photographs (expandable to 25600) and 12800 for movies (expandable to 16000, 25600). The dual pixel CMOS AF

 Nikon’s full-frame camera D750 sits between D610 and D810. Nikon D750 brings in the elements from both cameras. Impressive 24-megapixel sensor D750 builds quality and feature sets which are more common within the expensive ones. No one can argue about D750’s image quality-it just great. Sony designed sensor in D750 produces high resolution with very little noise and an exceptional amount of dynamic range, even with the highest sensitivities. The sensor and processor combination enables a sensitivity range of 100–12800. It is possible to shoot 6.5 per second, which puts this camera right into capturing fast action images. D750 has 51 AF points which are more sensitive cross-type and 11 that operate down to f/8. The video limited to 1080p D750 can record up to 60 frames per second. The microphone port, headphone, and audio level fine-tuning are some features that will be very much appreciated by videographers. The Nikon D750 interface has changed a little. When the white balance button

Canon EOS 80D is majorly for the super enthusiast photographers and people who take photography seriously. The Canon EOS 80D provides the ability to shoot a huge range of subjects in various conditions. EOS 80D runs a DIGIC 6 processor and 24 million pixel sensor making a combination to bring sensitivity range of 100–16000 of ISO which is a littler than 70D. 80D was launched in 2016 but it’s still arguably the best Canon product for photographers and anyone who is looking for an upgrade. The continuous shooting rate of EOS 80D is 7fps and the burst depth is 110 JPEGs or 25 raw files. 45 AF points all of which are cross-type. The color information of 7560-pixel RGB=IF (infrared) helps the subject tracking. All these upgrades make 80D a perfect fit for action and sports photography. Canon EOS 80D comes with a polycarbonate exterior and a little protection seal for dust & moisture. The design is identically the same as the predecessor but the headphone socket has been added to complim

Canon M50 being an old camera still remains to be popular mid-range mirrorless camera for people looking to have fun with their images and wants versatile video shooting. M50 is a cheap camera but that doesn’t mean this camera is anything less. It is a complete package of features and can take some very stunning images. The main highlights of this DSLR are it was the first one in Canon’s line-up to get a DIGIC 8 processor. The 4K video which is produced by M50 comes with a 1.6x crop factor and the amazing dual pixel CMOS AF system. The sensor on this lightweight mirrorless DSLR Canon M50 is 24.1 megapixels APS-C CMOS affair a sensitivity range that runs from 100–25600 that can be expanded to 51200. The Canon M50 becomes the first camera of the company to get the latest DIGIC 8 image processor. This allowed this camera to shoot 4K videos up to 24fps also made it capable of taking 4K time-lapse footage. On the rear of EOS M50 is a touchscreen, which can be tilted to different angles and

 Sony A6400 is a midrange mirrorless camera being offered by the company. 20MP sensor and many other features of this camera are similar to A6300. Being a newer model A6400 can cost a little more. The majority of the features such as oversampled 4K video and 11fps continuous shooting are identical. The difference starts from the rear side where A6400 has a screen that can tilt up to 180 degrees so that one can use the touch control of autofocus. These added features are likely to attract more buyers that are new.      The big difference is the autofocus performance of A6400. The AF on A6400 is easier to use but more sticky and consistent. Real-time tracking mode for all sorts of subjects rather than having to change modes. Eye AF is smart enough to automatically switch to non-specific subject racking if the eye or face disappears. The newer processor is more efficient meaning no overheating and fast processing of images, breaking the limitation of recording video. A6400 is not limited

 The comparison between Z50 vs D7500 might not look fair to many and people might already think that the newer, smaller mirrorless camera is the winner but there’s more to this than meets the eye. Nikon Z50 is Nikon’s first APS-C mirrorless camera, which uses the same Nikon Z lens mount but a smaller APS-C sensor. Both the cameras have 20.9 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensors this might look the same but are not. Z50 has on-sensor detection autofocus which D7500 lacks and has a newer processor EXPEED-6. The new processor gives the edge of faster processing speed in continuous shooting and improved image quality in higher ISO. Both of these cameras offer an ISO range of 100–51200 in standard range but D7500 takes this to way up to 1640000 in the expanded mode. This doesn’t necessarily mean D7500 can produce better images as compared to Z50 in expanded mode, it’s just an added feature to the D7500 list. Having a 3.2-inch touch screen on both of these cameras greatly helps with photography and

Nikon D750 is a remarkable camera and is capable of doing some great photography. This camera is mainly compared with the Canon EOS 6D. Both of these cameras feature CMOS full-frame sensors but 6D Mark II has an edge over D750 in regards to resolution having 56.2 megapixels as compared to 24.3 of Nikon D750. Canon brings a number of AF points to 45 and all 45 of them are more sensitive cross-type while Nikon does have 51 AF points but only 15 of them are cross-type sensitive that gives Canon an edge. Both the cameras can do fast shooting at 6.5fps which is a modest offering, It is enough to get the job done. However, if you are one of those who focus on shooting faster face action you need to consider other options. Both the cameras have the same shutter speed 30 seconds to 1/4000 as well as bulb modes. The 6D Mark II comes with the latest processor DIGIC 7 whereas Nikon is an older camera so it running an older process EXPEED 4. The EXPEED 5 is what the newer Nikons are running right

 Canon has come with a state of art DSLR M50 with the perfect blend of technology and engineering with 25.80 megapixels that produce some excellent resolution images. With a shutter speed of 1/4000sec, M50 captures almost every fast pace action easily. ISO ranges from 100–25600 it’s highly unlikely for some to take bad images. We do agree M50 is a great camera but despite the age M6 mark II is far better as compared to M50. M50 is trending more among the new beginners who are just small yet a powerful machine at an affordable price. EOS M6 II makes the M50’s heavily cropped 4K videos look dated. M50 has a 1.6x crop factor which gets compromised with the use of a 45mm kit lens. The big addition to M50 is the built-in electronic viewfinder, which helps a lot shooting in sunny conditions. The lack of body-mounted controls is a little disappointment but the touch-screen controls try to compensate for that loss. The plastic body doesn’t do justice with the performance of the camera and make

Nikon D750 is a powerhouse full of incredible features in a compact design making it the perfect DSLR for shooting on the go. Being the smallest and the lightest among the group Nikon D750 does not compromise on performance in any way. It has an impressive 24.3 megapixel, EXPEED 4 image-processing engine and can shoot 1080/60p HD movies effortlessly. It also has the convenience of the user in mind and has a tilting LCD monitor to support shooting at difficult angles. Nikon D750 is the first FX-format DSLR with a monocoque body and compact structure and improved grip with added depth for better movability and is small. The body is dust and water droplets resistant to make the DSLR compatible with all weathers. Nikon D750 makes sure that every full-frame image captured retains gradation and remarkable detail. Wide ISO range from 100 to 12800 lets the photographer capture some stunning image quality even in the worst low lighting conditions. Share everything that you capture with the Niko

 In this modern age DSLR cameras are becoming more affordable and within the reach of the majority of users. The prices of these cameras are decreasing as more and more companies release mid-range models for beginners. These models are friendly to use and price at the same time. DSLR stands for the digital single-lens reflex camera. With the increase the usage the quality of these cameras is increasing too, companies are trying to produce a vast range of cameras for every sort of user. Canon DSLR cameras are quite impressive as the image quality, faster ISO, and higher pace shutter pace help the photographer to capture mind-blowing images with fewer grains as the image sensor in this DSLR is getting larger. DSLR has the ability to change to different lenses in order to get the perfect image in the worst conditions. One cannot talk about DSLRs without the mention of Nikon; Nikon DSLR cameras are one of the top leading cameras in the industry. Its diversity in quality of lenses is very g

DSLR is that one thing which is being very commonly used by people nowadays. Everyone can be seen with a DSLR on the streets, colleges, and offices. It has become necessary equipment for all the people regardless of what their job is. This piece of tech is helping to change business and jobs giving everything visual importance. With the increase in the usage of this device, the production of it has also increased leading to a decrease in the price value. Manufacturers like Canon, Nikon, and Sony are releasing new models every day to stay ahead of the competition and to gain more customers in their list. DSLR is a camera with a changeable lens and bigger image sensor that helps the user to capture better images under less suitable conditions. The art of photographers has increased due to this technology. Nikon and Canon are the two big names in this industry that have a hold in the market for many years now. Both of these companies produce some state of the art cameras every year and ar

Canon is a name known by everyone whether it be a professional photographer or someone who barely knows about cameras. Canon is a brand that has been in the market for more than 50 years and has the majority of the market to itself. Canon EOS M50 is the newest edition to their line-up through which Canon is showing no signs of slowing down. EOS M50 is a state of the art engineered photography camera that can be termed as the perfect mixture of technicality and power. It has total megapixels of 25.80 resulting in pure and crisp images. With a resolution of 4000*6000 with a built-in CMOS sensor offering 6012*4008 sensor resolution, one can produce high-resolution images. The shutter speed of 1/4000sec it easier to capture action-based images without any delay or disturbance and speed dropping down to 30-sec long exposure shoots are easier to capture. EOS M5O bounds its user to capture amazing images with very little effort. ISO ranging from 100–25600 feel free to use this DSLR in all sor

Canon 80D is no doubt a powerful machine but there are cameras that are better when compared with Canon 80D . One camera that is always compared with Canon 80D is Nikon D7500. We will be drawing a comparison of these two in order to determine which camera is better. The EOS 80D is an older camera with the launch year being 2016 while Nikon D7500 in 2017.  The Canon 80D is a little cheaper in price when it comes to Nikon but you get a newer model for that extra money.  D7500 has smaller senor but the same sensor as of D500 e.g. 20mp whereas Canon 80D has a 24-megapixel sensor. The ISO performance in the RAW mode in a bit higher than 80D and JPEG noise reduction is also better. Nikon D7500 comes with solid 8fps shutter speed whereas Canon 80D tops at 7fps. This might not seem that big of a difference but once you hold down the shutter the difference can be seen. The JPEG holding capacity of D7500 is infinite and can also hold 50 uncompressed 14-bit RAW files while Canon 80D can only

 Purchasing a perfect DSLR is not the only thing that can help to step up your photography skills. One needs to buy an external lens according to the type of photography they want to do. Every company has its own line-up of the lens which is only compatible with that specific company. Lens purchase can be a difficult process as there are many  best lenses in Pakistan  for different shooting conditions following are some of the categories in which lens are divided. ·          Standard zoom lens ·          Superzoom lens ·          Telephoto zoom lens ·          Wide-angle zooming lens ·          Macro lens The camera lens can be named according to the function or the purpose they serve so that it will less confusing for anyone to understand especially for newcomers. Standard zoom lens These lenses generally cover the range of the focal length out of wide-angle to a moderate telephoto. These lenses are given with the body of the DLSR. Super zoom lens It is an all in o

 Sony has come up with another beast in its compact system CSC series. The Sony A6400 bring some of the most advance full frame technology to APS-C lineup with a more affordable price tag. A6400 is built on the foundation of its predecessors and brings the technology of full frame to a cheaper body. The major appeal of this camera is the powerful performance at a lower cost. Sony A6400 comes with APS-C senor 24.2 and real better light sensitivity with ISO ranging from 100-32000 and even expand up to 102,400. 1/4000 shutter speed with the electronic shutter going till 1/32000 continuous shooting with Sony A6400 is just perfect with fps 11 and with silent shooting mode 8fps. Sony A6400 comes with Bionz X image processor same as the one in Song A9. 425 contrast detection points cover 84% of the sensor area making sure that the images are crisp and clean. The autofocus time has reduced to 0.02 seconds which results in super accurate and fast autofocus. Sony has a unique feature EYE AF