Nikon SLR or Canon SLR, which is better?

Canon SLR is better than Nikon SLR, the difference is that Canon SLR has many lens groups, and Canon 800D is recommended.

Highlight: Canon 800D adopts 24.2 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor, which can also be found in Canon's more advanced EOS 80D (840lb body). Although the 750D/760D is also equipped with a 24.2-megapixel sensor, none of them adopt Canon's dual-pixel autofocus technology.

Although the effective resolution is exactly the same as that of the 800D sensor, it is a considerable progress. It can display high resolution, and can show the details of leaves in the forest, tiles on the street roof and human hair in detail. By reasonably arranging pixels in the effective space, high image quality and low noise are realized.

Similarly, the 800D also uses Canon's Digic 7 processor (later replaced by Digic 8). Canon claims that Digic 7 processes data 14 times faster than its predecessor, which not only enables the 800D to provide a higher maximum burst speed of 6fps (compared with 5fps on the 750D/760D), but also can transmit higher data. The number of continuous images in continuous shooting.

The new sensor and processor pairing also allows the 800D to provide higher equivalent settings of original sensitivity settings ISO 25,600 and ISO 251200 in extended mode. Support touch, touch the LCD panel to achieve intuitive operation like a smart phone. In contrast, both 750D/760D provide the maximum local sensitivity setting of ISO12,800, which is equivalent to ISO 25,600 in extended mode.