In today's day and age, we are looking for better equipment and devices to ease our life. Gadgets today work in favor of professionals who wish to excel. When we talk about wildlife photography here we are dealing with cameras for better image quality. A professional in this field will need the best camera that comes with latest technological advancements and improvements for better performance and use. Saxen Van Coller a professional wildlife photographer has tried various cameras and according to her Canon and Nikon are the ones that give the best results. They work perfectly in terms of autofocus and extreme low light capabilities.
Today we will talk about the qualities of the Canon cameras and why most wildlife photographers prefer using this. For me both Nikon and Canon are clear winners, and I have been using them from quite a while. Most Canon shooters ideally carry a Canon 1DX for its amazing autofocus and extreme low light capabilities. This works best when you are out in a wildlife reserve and trying to take photographs of a panther or a herd of wild buffalo's. These work perfectly in the evening when lighting is pretty low or the animal you wish to capture is near a water body. Below is the list of my favorite Canon cameras:
The Canon 1DX this DSLR is a powerhouse when we talk about wildlife photography. Its function is same as the D4s but it offers an amazing autofocus. Not only is the lighting fast up to 14fps this camera captures grain free images in near pitch black conditions.
Canon 5D Mark III another great choice if you enjoy shooting video and landscapes as well as the wildlife. It comes with a spectacular 3.2 inch LCD, built in HDR, great low light performance, at 6 fps and stunning videos.
Canon 7D Mark II another game changer. This DSLR hosts 10fps an improved autofocus and a sensor for low light. It is probably the best camera when you are looking for those critical wildlife photography shots. While it's a little expensive and is great for those who are not on a budget.
The Canon 6D DSLR is a full frame 20.2MP DSLR offering exceptionally high image quality and detail while it provides compatibility and convenience through its design and features. When this is paired with a powerful DIGIC 5 +image processor and a 14-bit A/D conversion, the full frame sensor is capable of recording vivid imagery with expanded sensitivity up to ISO 102400.
Canon 70D this come its lower price category and is an inexpensive option for beginners. A camera that features a 20.2 megapixel APS-C Cmos sensor and DIGIC 5+ image processor to ensure high resolution images and excellent low light sensitivity. You get well-detailed, clear imagery that exhibits natural tonality and color gradations with minimal noise when working in difficult lighting conditions.
These are some of my favorite Canon cameras. They offer excellent image quality and work in almost all extreme lighting situations, giving you those perfect wildlife shots.
Today we will talk about the qualities of the Canon cameras and why most wildlife photographers prefer using this. For me both Nikon and Canon are clear winners, and I have been using them from quite a while. Most Canon shooters ideally carry a Canon 1DX for its amazing autofocus and extreme low light capabilities. This works best when you are out in a wildlife reserve and trying to take photographs of a panther or a herd of wild buffalo's. These work perfectly in the evening when lighting is pretty low or the animal you wish to capture is near a water body. Below is the list of my favorite Canon cameras:
The Canon 1DX this DSLR is a powerhouse when we talk about wildlife photography. Its function is same as the D4s but it offers an amazing autofocus. Not only is the lighting fast up to 14fps this camera captures grain free images in near pitch black conditions.
Canon 5D Mark III another great choice if you enjoy shooting video and landscapes as well as the wildlife. It comes with a spectacular 3.2 inch LCD, built in HDR, great low light performance, at 6 fps and stunning videos.
Canon 7D Mark II another game changer. This DSLR hosts 10fps an improved autofocus and a sensor for low light. It is probably the best camera when you are looking for those critical wildlife photography shots. While it's a little expensive and is great for those who are not on a budget.
The Canon 6D DSLR is a full frame 20.2MP DSLR offering exceptionally high image quality and detail while it provides compatibility and convenience through its design and features. When this is paired with a powerful DIGIC 5 +image processor and a 14-bit A/D conversion, the full frame sensor is capable of recording vivid imagery with expanded sensitivity up to ISO 102400.
Canon 70D this come its lower price category and is an inexpensive option for beginners. A camera that features a 20.2 megapixel APS-C Cmos sensor and DIGIC 5+ image processor to ensure high resolution images and excellent low light sensitivity. You get well-detailed, clear imagery that exhibits natural tonality and color gradations with minimal noise when working in difficult lighting conditions.
These are some of my favorite Canon cameras. They offer excellent image quality and work in almost all extreme lighting situations, giving you those perfect wildlife shots.
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