Top 5 Professional DSLR Cameras to Buy – Part 1

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When you are searching for the latest Canon DSLR cameras in the enthusiast to professional range, there are a lot of them to choose from and things can get complicated if you don’t know what they all offer or are capable of. Here is a list of basic enthusiast level DLSRs to high end professional series cameras that has been developed in order to help you make your choice. Feel free to scroll through this list of top 5 Canon professional DSLR cameras that would help bring more professionalism to your work so that you can achieve heights of success in photography.

Canon EOS 7D

Starting off the semi pro series is the EOS 7D by Canon, this is quite a step up from Canons’ Rebel DSLR series that were introduced in 2005 and offers an 18 megapixel camera to capture photos and video with. For video this camera lets users record in full HD, and has a wonderful screen to view the video through. It also features an improved dual axis leveling feature which helps create more stable images when combined with the 19 point AF system.

Photography also gets serious when you look through the complete penta-prism viewfinder and are able to capture shots at 8fps. The EOS 7D will cost around $900, sold without the lens.

For more product details and camera specifications of Canon EOS 7D click here.

Canon EOS 5D Mark2

In terms of hardware, the Mark 2 does offer some more perks when compared to the 7D. For instance, this is a much more powerful a whooping 21.1 megapixel camera. In terms of video this camera also delivers full HD quality video and offers users advanced imaging technology. This camera has an ISO sensitivity of over 25000, and is available for a price of roughly $1500 without the lens.

For more product and camera specifications of Canon EOS 5D Mark2 click here.

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Canon EOS 5D Mark3

In terms of external hardware on this camera compared to its smaller brother the Mark2, there is not a very prominent change other than the development of a 22.3 megapixel sensor. However on the inside, this camera has received quite an overhaul to put it further ahead of its sibling. Many of the changes include the addition of even faster DIGIC 5 processors, together with a better AF system and also some modification to the video functionality. Other than that you can be considering paying up to $3000 for this camera, without a lens, in order to get all these benefits as well as enjoying an even higher burst rate than the Mark2 as well as a broader ISO span.

For more product details and camera specifications of Canon EOS 5D Mark3 click here.

Canon EOS 1D Mark4

The 1D Mark4 truly delivers some astonishing results. Even though this camera features a 16.1 megapixel sensor which is rather cut down from its predecessor devices, it uses it very well. What makes this device so special is the incorporation of 2 DIGIC 4 processors simultaneously to give the user brilliant performance. Together with the processors, the majority of the AF points on this camera are cross type, which makes it very sensitive. The ISO span on this camera reaches over 102,000 and for someone looking for serious results this is the camera to have, though at nearly $7000 for only the body it is quite an investment.

For more product details and camera specifications of Canon EOS 1D Mark4 click here.

Canon EOS 1D X

If you are looking for purely the best and most advanced in imaging technology Canon has to offer you may want to consider the EOS 1D X. This flagship camera offers the best from the 1D and 5D models in one package. Even though the megapixel count on this camera has been stepped down a notch to 18.1 megapixels it still does incredibly well in other fields, for instance it boasts a dedicated DIGIC 4 processor for the RGB metering sensor. Not only this, but the 1D X offers an unbelievable 12 fps burst mode which can be expanded to 14 fps in the super high speed shooting mode. With a legendary 204,800 ISO setting and a 61 point AF system, this camera is an asset for any serious photographer. Priced at nearly $7000, it is also very compatible with a wider range of accessories.

For more product details and camera specifications of Canon EOS 1D X click here.

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