Digital Camera Review

Sony A7 vs Fujifilm XT-1 vs Olympus E-M1. Image: stevehuffphoto.com We are fortunate to be in the 21st century as when buying new camera, we do not have to bother buying films to make great photographs . Thanks to digital technology, we are not worried about running out of film reel as focus error, diafrafma choose the wrong size or because of the people we photograph are not ready, for example, forget to smile or his eyes blink.  Now you can delete the photos you do not want without a headache, so you are free to be creative with a camera, of course because of digital technology. You also do not need to print the whole of your photos, you can now take advantage of computer technology and Wi-Fi to share your photos on various social media networks without sending printed photos for your family or friends. You can also buying various types of cameras, such as compact-system cameras, DSLR cameras, and now you have another option, namely mirrorless camera.   Sony A7 v

Canon EOS 70D with Scene Intelligent.   Image: digitalcameraworld.com If you're looking for a DSLR camera, then you might consider the Canon EOS 70D or Sony Alpha 7. The EOS 70D is a mid-range SLR Aimed squarely at enthusiast photographers, meanwhile The Sony Alpha 7 is a full-frame E-mount mirrorless camera. Sony Alpha A 7 is the smallest and lightest full-frame cameras on the market. Sony Alpha 7 has 24.3MP sensor enables  high resolution images and low light effectiveness with its standard ISO sensitivity range of 100-25600 Sony Alpha A7 a full frame camera.  Image: snapsort.com The 70D has an innovative 20.2MP 'Dual Pixel CMOS AF' sensor, promising hugely improved autofocus in live view and during movie recording. For shooting with the optical viewfinder it has a 19-point AF module borrowed from the EOS 7D. It's also packed full of Canon's latest technology, including full touchscreen control, built-in Wi-Fi for image sharing and remote camera