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► Best Overall: Canon EOS-1D X Mark III -[ Ссылка ]
► Best Mirrorless: Sony A9 Mark II - [ Ссылка ]
► Best Nikon: Nikon D6 - [ Ссылка ]
► Best Compact: Sony A6600 - [ Ссылка ]
► Best Value: Nikon Z 50 - [ Ссылка ]

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00:00 Best Camera for Sports Photography
00:17 Best Overall
01:50 Best Mirrorless
03:40 Best Nikon
05:17 Best Compact
06:51 Best Value

The EOS-1D X Mark III is the high-end, ultra-tough, hyper-fast DSLR of Canon. From the outside, it seems about the same as prior EOS-1D bodies dating back two decades. But on the inside, there are radical changes. And even though this is a big, double-grip DSLR, it functions as a capable mirrorless camera in Live View mode, provided you've got the muscle to hold it out in front of you for extended periods. Highlighting a newly designed 20.1MP full-frame CMOS sensor and renewed DIGIC X image processor, this camera is competent in continuous shooting rates up to 16 fps with the optical viewfinder or 20 fps in live view, with a 1000-shot buffer when shooting raw+JPEG. Complementing this speed is an effective native sensitivity range from ISO 100-102400 that can be extended to ISO 50-819200 to suit operating in various lighting situations. Also profiting the speed is the EOS iTR AF X autofocus system, which utilizes 191 points for quickly and precisely acquiring focus. Excepting landscape and studio specialists that require massive amounts of megapixels, the EOS-1D X Mark III is the most well-rounded, well-specced camera currently in the business for both stills and video shooters that have the necessary funds.

Where to begin? It's a superior mirrorless camera around right now, it's a magnificent sports-shooting machine recognition to its 20fps burst shooting with no viewfinder blackout, and its autofocus system puts all others essentially to shame, capable as it is of getting up to 60 calculations every second. Yep, that about wraps the superb Sony A9 II, but the company really has gone above and beyond with other characteristics useful for sports shooters, like the built-in 5GHz Wi-Fi for super-fast image transfer, like the latest mechanical shutter created with ultra-low vibration, like… well. You get the idea—outstanding achievement in camera engineering. Using the proven 24.2MP full-frame Exmor RS BSI stacked CMOS sensor and a renewed BIONZ X processor, the a9 II sports especially quick and responsive abilities. Up to 20 fps shooting is possible with a silent electronic shutter, or up to 10 fps with a mechanical shutter is supported, along with a broad sensitivity range that reaches up to an expanded ISO 204800. The sensor's design also includes a 693-point phase-detection autofocus system, which gives intelligent subject tracking and Real-time Eye AF to guarantee critical focus on moving subjects. The BIONZ X also offers up to 60 AF/AE functions per second to go along with the 20 fps shooting for certain results in swiftly changing situations. In extension to stills, UHD 4K video recording is supported at up to 30 fps, and Quick and Slow Motion recording is also possible.

We should state this upfront – the Nikon D6 is an extraordinary camera. If you’ve already got a cabinet full of Nikon lenses, and you’ve utilized Nikon DSLRs so much that their handling is second nature, buying one is a no-brainer. But why have we qualified the statement? Well, in truth, it’s just outgunned and outdone by its two big professional competitors. In pretty much every relevant class, from autofocus methods to burst shooting and buffer depth, the Sony A9 II and Canon EOS-1D X Mark III surpass it, so if you’re making your way into a new system, either of these cameras would be a much better steal.

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