Canon Professional Dslr Camera Price In India

I used the bag on a recent travel photo trip in India. It's the right size to carry a DSLR camera body and a lens, flash and extras. Room for a water bottle as well. Sling style is comfortable to wear for long periods.

I've been shooting on a 5DMIII for years, and was hoping the XT3 would be the mirrorless camera system that replaced my heavy DSLR. It was a blast to shoot on, I loved the way it felt and operated in hand, and was pretty impressed with the image as well. Ultimately, however, I ended up returning it and will instead get the 5D MIV, just because the Canon ecosystem has much to offer for editorial work and is better suited for fast-paced, professional work. However, if I was looking for a camera for general shooting, street photography, or travel, the Fujifilm XT3 would be my first pick, and in fact I plan to purchase one again in the future for personal use. In summary: The Fujifilm XT3 is such an awesome and fun camera to shoot on, and produces beautiful images, however I don't think it can replace a tried-and-true DSLR like the Canon 5D for everyday professional work.

Professional Behavior The same thing was sent, this has been seen less often because it is a foreign matter, we are sitting in India but it was a good experience

I bought this camera to replace my other canon dslr.

Purchased the Lite to carry a full DSLR kit for trip to India and Nepal. Surprised it fit. See photo. Includes 2x D750, 18-35, 24-120, 70-300, 50 mm lenses, microphone, and spare batteries. Very compact.

With the recent price drop I decided to pick up one of these cameras. It is a great all around camera for general purpose use. Being their flagship, Canon throws in everything and the kitchen sink. There are many features to cover every type of professional photography from portrait to photojournalism to professional sports. Even as an amateur I benefit from features like the built in GPS and extremely fast operation. This camera just moves faster than the 5 series cameras that I have used. The huge battery and built in grip are amazing. Being a Canon camera, the ergonomics and user experience are top notch. Now the cons. It's not a travel camera. It's big and heavy and robust. It only has 20mp but for most uses 20mp is more than sufficient. I have a Canon 5DSR that I can use when I need the resolution. This camera and the 5DSR complement each other very well with each being the opposite of the other. The 5DSR is slower, smaller, lower ISO, but with higher resolution. The 1DX Mark II is bigger, faster, higher ISO, but lower resolution. Overall I am very happy that I was able to add this caliber of camera to my kit because of the discounted price. I would take this over a new mirrorless camera any day.

upgraded my old DSLR camera and this Canon is exceptional. B & H made it easy.

I bought this used and as a professional photographer and I can say this is among the best dslr lenses I have ever used. Sharp, fast, beautiful tonal transitions, accurate focus (once calibrated with the use dock) and WAY more solid construction that the Canon lenses. It's a tank, my only gripe is I don't think it's weather proof and for someone who has the highest grade professional canon cameras that I can shoot in a tsunami, these lenses should have the same weatherproofing. But the image is even better than the canon L, no doubt. Excited to try all the other lenses in this line!

I blacked it out with India ink.

This lens is probably the Porsche of Canon Lenses...in build, the handling, the glass quality as well as the way it integrates with the 1.4x extended. It is pricey, and perhaps there are better solutions out there at a lower price...but the quality of images are outstanding. I have used this lens consistently on Safaris in India. Tiger safaris in India can be cramped for distance. The ability to zoom in and out is very powerful...this makes the lens more useful than a fixed zoom. Image quality with another 1.4x extended is also very good...and that makes it even more powerful! Could be cheaper...but I am sure Canon's margins on this are probably lower than some of the more consumer lenses that they produce...