Professional Dslr Camera Comparison

I am moving from DSLR to mirrorless, and this is my entry level camera for the switch. It is a great camera, no comparison to my very old DSLR. Great photos, color, focus, and everything is intuitive and easy to use.

Although not a professional camera body, it makes quite the comparison at a fraction of the price. Great clarity and sharpness with the images and very easy to learn controls and settings. Adequate shutter speeds and ISO depth. Very compatible camera body. Feels great in your hands and a perfect weight for a dslr. I can't rave enough about canon and it's rebel line.

Very happy with this lens. To be honest this is my first set of professional camera equipment so I can't really make a personal comparison. But after doing a lot of research and choosing this lens, I am not disappointed. t's compact, smooth, and I've been able to capture beautiful images on my Sony A6400.

This my first professional level full-frame DSLR...and I'm absolutely in love with it! The camera takes amazingly sharp, detailed images. It's controls and functions are intuitive and easy to navigate. The focus system is incredibly complex; I'm still trying to figure it out. But so far the images I have taken had accurate focus. I am using this camera with a 24-70 f/2.8 and it is performing wonderfully!

I use a professional 4K television camera and head on a weekly basis and wanted something I could use on my D750 DSLR to get more fluid shots. This head fits the bill. Smooth, easily adjusted and not too big. love it!

Quality cable that easily connects a professional mic to a DSLR or other camera that only has an 1/8” port. Saved me hours of matching up audio and video after having to record to an external recorder.

Videographers often need a simple way to connect a professional microphone to a DSLR or Video camera. This adaptor makes the connection easy. A single microphone is connected to both the left and right microphone inputs of your camera. Works with dynamic microphones and microphones that have their own battery power. Will not pass phantom power to the mic.

As a professional photographer, with several DSLR bodies and heavy lenses, I was looking for a camera with the creative flexibility Im used to, without the bulk and weight.  While Im still getting used to all the features provided, it is already clear that this little gem fits the bill.

I love this camera and I am a committed DSLR professional shooter. I am replacing my D800 and chose to go with the D780 because of updated technology rather than the D850. With all of the Nikon lenses, it is no time to change brands and this was great out of the box using my Nikon 24-70 2.8 lenses for my tests. I am extremely pleased.

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.