Canon 80D or Nikon D7200-Which one is suitable

[Damon]

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[Damon]

Yes go to youtube and search for reviews on both cameras. 80D is much advanced than the D7200.

Yes I heard that. Anyway thanks.

 

[foundation one]

Yes I heard that. Anyway thanks.

how are the price difference ?

 

[SEOBOSS]

Machn Aluth ekakata yanna Canon 77D wage

 

[Damon]

how are the price difference ?

Machan not much. All most same

 

[Damon]

Machn Aluth ekakata yanna Canon 77D wage

Do you know about 77D

 

[scurvy]

If you wanna try AP use Canon.

 

[Damon]

Bump. A senior photographer said he loves nikon due to sharpeness and photo can be used as it is.

If you wanna try AP use Canon.

 

[kalana wasala]

BUMP​

 

[Damon]

BUMP​

 

[samindi]

Sony Mirrorless even an option for you ?
why DSLR ? or Why not Mirrorless ?

 

[imhotep]

both these are quite similar in features.. But Nikon has a few advantages over the Canon and is the better performer.
The image sensor is a bit larger and Max ISO and better low light performance.

About mirrorless - posted by myself on a different thread copied below.
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The main difference in a mirrorless camera against a standard DSLR is that the mirrorless one is smaller with simpler construction. No mirror/prism - reduces the size, the light falls directly on the image sensor.
The AF speed was a drawback in the earlier versions of DSLM cameras - as they used contrast detection which was slower than the phase detection used in the DSLR. But the modern range of DSLMs have overcome this issue and uses hybrid phase/contrast detection and it is no longer a problem.
Video quality of the DSLM is supposedly better and if you can afford a DSLM is a good choice.
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[Damon]

 

[Damon]

Finally I decided to go for Canon 80D with 18-135 mm lens. Thanks all for helping.

 

[samindi]

both these are quite similar in features.. But Nikon has a few advantages over the Canon and is the better performer.
The image sensor is a bit larger and Max ISO and better low light performance.

About mirrorless - posted by myself on a different thread copied below.
<snip>
The main difference in a mirrorless camera against a standard DSLR is that the mirrorless one is smaller with simpler construction. No mirror/prism - reduces the size, the light falls directly on the image sensor.
The AF speed was a drawback in the earlier versions of DSLM cameras - as they used contrast detection which was slower than the phase detection used in the DSLR. But the modern range of DSLMs have overcome this issue and uses hybrid phase/contrast detection and it is no longer a problem.
Video quality of the DSLM is supposedly better and if you can afford a DSLM is a good choice.
<snip>

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