Canon EOS Rebel T3i
Last year's Rebel is still a great starter DSLR, with an 18-megapixel sensor, easy pre-set modes, and a price that puts it on par with some high-end point-and-shoot systems.
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The Latest Canon DSLR Cameras
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CanonEOS Rebel T4i
Canon's latest Rebel shoots great stills and HD video, has a good touchscreen LCD, and includes one of the best and fastest autofocus systems available in its price range. It also has a great mix of easy presets and manual controls, making it a very good option for point-and-shoot users looking to upgrade to a DSLR.
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Canon5D Mark III
If you're a pro shooter with a collection of Canon lenses, you'll want to add the full-frame Mark III to your collection, since you'll be getting a camera with the ability to capture great shots in virtually all lighting conditions, a fast and accurate autofocus system, and excellent video quality.
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Canon1D x
Big, heavy, and expensive, Canon's full-frame 1D x may be the ultimate professional digital SLR. It can capture 12 frames per second, shoot noise-free images at ISO 3200, and can get perfect sports and action shots with its fast auto-focus system.
New to DSLRs
Canon EOS 60D
If you're ready for more creative control, faster shooting, and better low-light performance, consider the EOS 60D.
Ready to Step Up
Canon EOS Rebel T4i
Canon's flagship consumer DSLR now boasts continuous autofocus for videos, versatile high dynamic range functions, and good live-view performance.
Canon EOS 7D
Shoot continuously at 8 frames-per-second through the 7D's ultra-sharp viewfinder. The 7D's magnesium alloy body is also dust and weather-resistant, so you can take it almost anywhere.
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Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Wedding and studio photographers love the 5D Mark III's pinpoint autofocus system, full-frame sensor, and sharp, accurate output.
Canon EOS 1D X
With the ability to shoot 12 frames per second, sports and action pros will find the full-frame 1D X hard to beat, despite its weight and price.
