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The 4 Most Used Cameras of Canon


Canon 700D

The camera recommended by excellence for anyone who seeks to take their first steps in the world of SLR photography. It offers 18 megapixels more than enough, high-definition video options (HD to 1080p), and a flip-up screen that allows taking pictures with the most difficult angles. It boasts 9 focus points that will help you guide autofocus with total precision.

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Canon 750D

It keeps the Canon 700D's flip-up screen, among other features, but adds improvements in some aspects: 24 megapixels of resolution, 19 points of autofocus, and ISO values that reach up to 12,800, capable of photographing any scene as very dark as East.
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Canon 100D

A camera designed especially for the photographer who begins to take his first steps in photography. It is one of my most frequent recommendations when someone from the blog asks me about a good SLR camera. To its favor it has a very small weight and size, something positive in terms of mobility and day-to-day use, all while maintaining the characteristics of a superior SLR camera: 18 megapixels of resolution, ISO up to 12,800, Full HD video recording, and a very comfortable touch screen to focus with just touching with your finger.
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Canon 1300D

If you are looking for a SLR camera to get started in photography and with which you can get competing quality photographs with higher-end cameras, the Canon 1300D can be your camera. Among its features we find powerful 18 megapixels of resolution, ISO of up to 6,400, different auto focus modes, 9 focus points, and of course a compatibility with more than 160 lenses and Canon EOS brand lenses.

 One of its outstanding "extras" is the Wi-Fi connectivity that allows you to connect it to Android and Apple devices and thus be able to control the camera from the mobile phone for example.
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