Pro DSLRs

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Interested in a pro DSLR ? Here we've rounded up the top ten (out of 17) pro DSLRs . Some of the top manufacturers of pro DSLRs are Canon, Nikon and Sony.

DSLR

Digital SLRs (also called DSLRs) are the digital equivalent of the old film SLRs. SLR cameras all have interchangeable lenses, and an optical viewfinder that lets you look through the lens and see exactly what the camera will capture when you take a photo.

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Movie format
Brand
Sensor size
Touch screen
Canon EOS 70D
$1,099 Pro DSLR, announced over a year ago
Canon EOS 70D
Screen resolution
 High resolution screen
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1,040k dots
Touch screen
 Touch screen
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Less buttons
Screen flips out
 Flip-out screen
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Great for movies
Movie continuous focus
 Movie continuous focus
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Makes it easy to get in-focus movies
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Canon EOS 60D
$699 Pro DSLR, announced over 2 years ago
Canon EOS 60D
Screen resolution
 High resolution screen
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1,040k dots
Screen flips out
 Flip-out screen
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Great for movies
Lens availability
 Many lenses available
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197 lenses
Size
 Really small
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Professional size 145x106x79 mm
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Canon EOS 6D
$1,750 Pro DSLR, announced over a year ago
Canon EOS 6D
Screen resolution
 High resolution screen
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1,040k dots
Light sensitivity
 High ISO
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25,600 ISO
Sensor size
 Large sensor
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Full frame 36.0x24.0mm
Size
 Really small
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Professional size 145x111x71 mm
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Canon EOS 5D Mark III
$3,399 Pro DSLR, announced over 2 years ago
Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Screen size
 Large screen
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3.2"
Screen resolution
 High resolution screen
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1,040k dots
Light sensitivity
 High ISO
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25,600 ISO
Sensor size
 Large sensor
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Full frame 36.0x24.0mm
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Nikon D610
$1,897 Pro DSLR, announced 7 months ago
Nikon D610
Low light performance
 Low noise at high ISO
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2,980 ISO
Overall image quality
 Great image quality
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94.0
Color depth
 Great color depth
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25.1 bits
Dynamic range
 Wide dynamic range
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14.2 EV
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Nikon D800
$2,797 Pro DSLR, announced over 2 years ago
Nikon D800
Low light performance
 Low noise at high ISO
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2,853 ISO
Overall image quality
 Great image quality
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95.0
Color depth
 Great color depth
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25.3 bits
Dynamic range
 Wide dynamic range
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14.4 EV
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Nikon D600
$1,613 Pro DSLR, announced over a year ago
Nikon D600
Low light performance
 Low noise at high ISO
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2,980 ISO
Overall image quality
 Great image quality
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94.0
Color depth
 Great color depth
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25.1 bits
Dynamic range
 Wide dynamic range
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14.2 EV
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Sony SLT A77
$798 Pro DSLR, announced over 2 years ago
Sony SLT-A77
Movie format
 Full HD
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1080p @ 60fps
Dynamic range
 Wide dynamic range
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13.2 EV
Viewfinder size
 Large viewfinder
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0.72x
Image stabilization
 Image stabilization
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Sensor shift
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Nikon D4
$5,997 Pro DSLR, announced over 2 years ago
Nikon D4
Low light performance
 Low noise at high ISO
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2,965 ISO
Overall image quality
 Great image quality
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89.0
Color depth
 Great color depth
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24.7 bits
Dynamic range
 Wide dynamic range
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13.1 EV
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Canon EOS 1D X
$6,799 Pro DSLR, announced over 2 years ago
Canon EOS 1D X
Low light performance
 Low noise at high ISO
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2,786 ISO
Screen size
 Large screen
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3.2"
Screen resolution
 High resolution screen
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1,040k dots
Viewfinder size
 Large viewfinder
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0.76x
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discussion about pro DSLRs

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Avatar for Sofia Adam Sofia Adam (7:53 AM, January 20, 2013)
I've been shooting with my Nikon D40 for a long time now. It has been my entry-level camera. I love this lightweight easy to handle camera. It's been the perfect little friend to learn photography.
For a while now though, I've felt it's time to move up a step. Since I'm starting to get more serious about the photography business, mainly shooting families and children in natural light environment, I feel the need of something more. I've been reading and looking at reviews for a while and I'm seriously thinking of the D600.
My lenses are: 18-55 kit, 35mm, 70-200mm and 16-85mm
I would appriciate any feedback on this, is the D600 a good choice?
Thanks in advance