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By abhishek, on March 22nd, 2015
 The Canon 750D vs Sony A77 II, Canon 750D features Hybrid CMOS AF sensor and on the other hand the Sony A77 II is built with SLT technology… take a look at the detailed specification comparison review of both the camera…
Major Difference
Canon 750D vs. Sony A77II Specification Comparison Table.
Sensor:
There is no such huge difference exists in both cameras if we look from above, the megapixel and sensor size remains same. Sony a77II has 24.3 mega pixel APS-C sensor size which is approxi 23.5 X 15.6mm whereas Canon 750D features 24 mega pixel APS-C sensor having size of size i.e. 22.3 X 14.9mm. Both cameras include low pass filter.
AF system:
The Sony A77 II features advance AF module compared to Canon 750D, the Sony A77 II built with a 79 point AF Module and Canon 750D comes with 19 point AF module. So in this regard Sony A77 II will produce iconic images than Canon 750D while shooting a sports event.
Technology inside
The Canon 19 point AF module is active only when you are using the optical viewfinder, Now when you are using the live view mode and recording videos Hybrid CMOS sensor Phase AF pixels gets active and with the help of these pixels user will get high speed AF while he is using live view display or shooting videos.
The Sony A77 II has fixed mirror inside it, the camera AF module constantly eat some portion of sensor light (10-20%) to acquire AF, hence while you are using the electronic viewfinder or display, the AF module always remains active. But due to loss of light images at high ISO get are bit noisy.
ISO range: – The Canon 750D ISO range is limited to 25600 on the other hand the Sony A77 II has one stop more ISO range.. that’s 51200. Theoretically the Sony A77 II will produce better image quality than the Canon 750D, but I will suggest you wait unit we or any other website publish a HIGH ISO test between the Canon 750D and Sony A77 II.
Top continuous shooting speed: – Cameras capable of high continuous shooting rates are much desired when subjects is in motion or when you are shooting a sports event. Canon 750D has 5 fps whereas Sony a77II has 12 fps.
Display: – If you check the screen size of both the cameras than you won’t find difference in it. Both cameras has 3 inch screen but still there is one difference exists that Sony a77II has rear screen swivel LCD(1,228,800) but Canon 750D has pivoting touch screen LCD(1040000).
Video: Both camera can record videos in Full HD mode, the only difference is the Sony A77 II can record videos @ 60fps and the Canon 750D is limited to 30fps, so if you are a videographer you should go with the Sony A77 II.
WI-FI and NFC: – Both cameras have inbuilt Wi-Fi, but Sony A77 II is the only camera that arrives with NFC connectivity, the NFC connectivity allows you to easily control your camera with a smart device..
Battery life: – If you charge battery for single time, you can shoot somewhere around 480 shots through Sony a77 II whereas you can shoot somewhere around 440 shots with 750D. So no major difference here… but as you know every single frame matters.
Weight: – The weight of Canon 750D is light weight as compared to Sony a77II. The weight of Canon 750D is 555 gram whereas Sony a77II is 647 gram. So we conclude that you can easily carry Canon 750D.
Cost Difference – The Body of Sony A77 II camera will cost you approx $948 and the body of Canon 750D will cost you approx $749.. you will save $200 if you buy Canon 750D camera.
Verdict: – If we look at the specification comparison table… the Sony A77 II is a clear winner.. however the A77 II is more dedicated for sporting event / photographers those who need more continuous shooting speed and Fast AF, on other hand the Canon 750D is a also a good complete package and will cost your approx $200 less than the Sony A77 II.
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By nayan, on March 21st, 2015
Until now the SX60 HS was one best zoom camera available, but the after announcement of the Nikon P900 everything changed.. the P900 features 83.3X optical zoom that will create a Jaw dropping experience for the photographer… now take a look at the specification comparison review below..
Major Difference
Nikon COOLPIX P900 vs. Canon Power Shot SX60 HS Specification Comparison Table.
 Lens:
The Nikon P900 features 83X optical zoom lens, that’s is approx 18X more optical zoom than the Canon SX60 HS.
Nikon P900 features better aperture range compared to the SX60HS, so despite of having more optical lens elements and more zoom range, the P900 lens will allow more light to fall in the sensor compared to Canon SX60 HS camera,
Sensor
Both the sensor have same resolution and same size, but the ISO range of the Nikon P900 is 1-stop more than the Canon SX60 HS.. so we will get clear low-light images compared to the Canon SX60 HS camera.
The other Nikon P600 advantage is bright aperture based lens, so at the end we are sure that Nikon P900 will give more cleaner images than Canon SX60 HS.
Continuous shooting speed:
The Nikon P900 features bit more fast continuous shooting speed than the Canon SX60 HS.
Both camera can record Full HD videos at 60fps so no difference here, on the rear side they both have almost same type of display unit and EVF.
WiFi and NFC
Both camera comes with built-in WiFi connectivity, but only Nikon P900 features NFC connectivity inside it, so you can also use smartphone with Nikon P900 camera for remote shooting purpose.
Verdict: We highly recommend you to buy Nikon P900 camera, the camera features more optical zoom lens, more ISO range and better aperture range.
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By admin, on March 8th, 2015
 Battle of the Megazooms, Nikon P900 is a recently announced camera and successor of Nikon P610.. take a look at the specification comparison review below and share your thoughts…
Sensor – Both camera shares same sensor resolution and size and even the ISO range is also same, hence we do expect that we will get same image quality from both the camera.
Lens –
- With Nikon P900 we get approx 23X more optical zoom, hence if you are looking for zoom camera we highly recommend you to get the new Nikon P900.
- The other important factor is bright aperture based optical elements, hence at the end the Nikon P900 sensor will get more light compared to the Nikon P610 sensor, so we may observe some better and clean images from Nikon P900 compared to Nikon P610.
- Both camera can take extreme close-up shots, so no difference in macro capability of both the camera and both lens features same optical based image stabilization system.
Video: The Nikon P900 supports Full HD video recording @ 60fps on the other hand the Nikon P610 limited to 30fps only.
Both camera features Wi-Fi and NFC, it allow you to quickly share photos with family and friends, while the GPS can pinpoint where your images were shot.
Price difference – The Nikon P900 will cost you $100 more than the Nikon P610… so the price difference is not so high compared to the difference of zoom lens (23X)
High ISO Test Between Nikon COOLPIX P900 vs. Nikon COOLPIX P610
Verdict: Based on specification comparison review we highly recommend you to buy the Nikon P900 camera, since it features 23X more optical zoom compared to the Nikon P610 and bright aperture zoom lens.
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By admin, on February 21st, 2015
 Nikon D5500 vs Fujifilm X-T1, the Nikon D5500 is recently announced camera whereas the X-T1 is approx 1 year old and waiting for an update.
Sensor
The Fujifilm features 16.3MP APS-C CMOS image, the sensor is built with X-Trans bespoke pixel array, it actually eliminate the need of an optical low-pass filter for reducing moiré and aliasing.
The Nikon D5500 features 24.2 MP sensor, EXPEED 4 processor and the best thing is the Nikon D5500 also doesn’t have low-pass filter. So by having more resolution the Nikon have upper hand here.
AF System:
The Nikon D5500 features 39 distinct AF points, including nine cross-type sensors, but unfortunately the AF point is active only when you are using viewfinder, while you are using the live view and video mode, the contrast based system is active.
The X-Trans AF sensor features built-in phase AF pixels, hence it features advance Intelligent Hybrid AF for quick, responsive autofocus system that is fully active all the time, either you are using viewfinder, display or while recording videos.
Hence Fuji features advance AF system compared to the Nikon D5500.
Fast Continuous shooting speed: Due to bit small resolution and small sensor the Fujifilm X-T1 canon record 16MP stills at a speed of 8 fps whereas the D5500 24 MP still are limited to 5fps.
The first and foremost thing what the user is look on the rear side is the screen of camera. If you check out the Nikon D5500, the display screen has 3.2″ rear screen swivel touch LCD whereas Fujifilm X-T1 has 3″ touch screen swivel OLED.
CIPA of camera denotes that after full charge of battery how many shots can be captured by camera. Nikon D 5500 can capture around 820 shots whereas Fujifilm X-T1 can capture only 350 shots.
If we talk about the weight of the cameras then we can check that there is minimal difference of weight in both the cameras. As The Nikon D5500 is 420g whereas Fujifilm X-T1 has approx of 440g.
Conclusion: The overall specification of both cameras is good. It depends on the consumer that for which purpose they want to purchase the camera. If we talk about the mega pixel, display screen and battery life then Nikon D5500 give cut throat competition to Fujifilm X-T1. But if we look in to auto focus points / Hybrid AF and Fast continuous shooting speed then we prefer Fujifilm X-T1 , so the choice is yours.
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By admin, on February 20th, 2015
Canon 750D is also known as Canon T6i and Canon 700D is also know as T5i in USA, take a look at the specification comparison review below,
 Sensor
- Canon 750D features newly developed 24 Megapixel CMOS sensor (3rd gen) with HYBRID Phase AF pixels inside it, the AF module of Canon 750D features 19 Phase AF points to acquire AF.
- Canon 700D is limited to 18 Megapixel sensor but it features Hybrid CMOS AF sensor (1st gen), the AF module of Canon 700D is limited to 9 AF point.
So at the end the Canon 750D features advance and better sensor compared to old Canon 700D.
AF system:
More AF Points in Canon 750D: The Canon 750D features a 19-point all cross-type AF system whereas the Canon 700D A 9-point all cross-type AF system, so we are sure that Canon 750D will do faster AF compared to Canon 750D.
Third generation of HYBRID CMOS AF on Canon 750D: The Canon 750D will do AF faster compared to the Canon 700D while using display screen and video mode since the Canon 750D features Third generation of HYBRID CMOS AF tech. inside it and Canon 700D built with First generation of HYBRID CMOS AF Tech, however.. number of active phase AF points within the sensor is still unknown and not disclosed by Canon.
ISO Range – The ISO range remains limited to ISO 25600 for both the camera, but we have to keep in mind that the Canon 750D is offering more resolution as well as DIGIC 6 Image Processor, so we will sure get cleaner images compared to Canon 700D.
 WiFi and NFC -The new 750D arrive with built-in Wi-Fi connectivity. When used with the Camera Connect mobile app users will be able to quickly and effectively upload files directly to social networking sites. Also, with NFC the camera can be paired to compatible mobile devices quickly, as well as to the CS100 Connect Station.
Verdict: We highly recommend you to buy the new Canon 750D camera, since it features advance AF system and new HYBRID CMOS AF sensor, the WiFi and NFC connectivity features is also added. Current Canon 700D users must upgrade there camera and buy Canon 750D DSLR.
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By admin, on February 15th, 2015
 Nikon D5500 and Canon 750D, both are mid entry level models and both of them loaded with latest technology,
 The Sensor – image resolution and ISO range is approx same, so we do expect to get the same type of image quality from both the DSLR.
Advance CMOS AF inside Canon 750D – Both camera features approx same sensor size and resolution, but Canon 750D arrived with Hybrid CMOS AF III AF sensor, so while you are shooting stills with live view mode or capturing a video, the Canon will do faster AF compared to the Nikon D5500
The Nikon D5500 do have more Phase AF points compared to Canon 750D, so when you are using the viewfinder the Nikon will do faster Auto Focus compared to Canon 750D.
No optical low-pass filter will capture bit more details compared Canon 750D, but in some case in D5500 image moiré and other artifacts require correction in postproduction.
Videos shooing with Hybrid AF in 750D: Despite of having slow AF speed while shooting videos.. the D5500 captures Full HD Videos @ 60fps, Canon will do faster AF while recording videos..however the Canon Full HD video recording is limited to 30fps.
The display screen, Canon 750D has 3″ pivoting touch screen LCD whereas Nikon D5500 has 3.2″ rear touch screen Swivel LCD, Nikon do have bit bigger screen but Canon have high density display compared to Nikon D5500.
Verdict: Both camera have same resolution and ISO range, keep in mind that that this time Canon 750D arrived with Hybrid CMOS AF III AF sensor, so while you are shooting stills with live view mode or capturing a video, the Canon will do faster AF compared to the Nikon D5500, however with 39 AF point the Nikon will do fast AF while u are the using viewfinder.
The choice is yours… Entry level shooters those who have habit of shooting images while using the display screen… for them we highly recommend you to buy Canon 750D camera and if you shoot still images only and doesn’t care about the AF speed in live view mode or video mode (since in D5500 only contrast detect is active while live view or movie mode is active) then go with Nikon D5500.
Built-In Wi-Fi Connectivity with NFC available in the Canon 750D, so you can share your images as well as u can use your smart device to capture your beautiful compositions from a distance, on the other hand the D5500 is limited to WiFi connectivity.
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By admin, on February 7th, 2015
Take a look at the specification comparison of both the camera, the 5DS and 5DS R are identical from inside out, the only visible difference we can spot is the absence of low-pass filter in the 5DS R camera.
 Both the two cameras are of high resolution full frame models. The specifications of both the two cameras are like shadow of each other and the only difference is in the optical low pass filter.
Yes both canon 5ds and Canon 5dsr is all about its superior specifications where resolution is of 50MP with CMOS sensor that don’t allow you to complain about its image quality with providing a even much more sharper and magnified images and you can capture all the actions of the desired subjects with 5FPS . One and the other are employing 64oo range of ISO and can be capitalized upto 12800 that helps you in giving the effortless try in freezed the subjects. Having the gorgeous 61 AF points that included 41 are cross type and 5 are double cross type will focus much of the subjects.
Difference
Canon 5DS R doesn’t have any low-pass filter
Optical low pass filter the only difference between the two cameras. You know why we can say 5DSR is more advanced than its sibling 5DS because it doesn’t rig with optical low pass filter and the absence of this equipment massively help you to get the more details of the images as well as smartly help you to overcome from the problem of false colour or ‘moire’ what we call in our scientific term.
So Maximizing the potential of the new 50.6 megapixel sensor – The cancellation of the low-pass filter helps deliver sharp images, squeezing the most out of every pixel.
Common New features
Canon also re-designed the mirror vibration control system to help reduce mirror bounce and camera shake.
To maximize stability and minimize vibrations, Canon added a new Arbitrary Release Time Lag Setting in Mirror Lock mode in both models. In addition to the standard setting (press the shutter button once to lock the mirror, then again to release the shutter), the EOS 5DS and EOS 5DS R cameras offer new setting intervals of 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, one and two seconds, releasing the shutter after the selected preset delay, allowing potential camera vibration to dissipate before shutter release.
A new Picture Style called “Fine Detail” has been added to enhance the sharpness of JPEGs and EOS Movies with three new settings: Strength, Fineness and Threshold.
Price Difference – the Canon 5DS camera will cost you $200 less than 5DS R
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