BEST PROFESSIONAL CAMERAS 2011

In the midst of this heyday for internet social sites, visuals are the significant medium of interaction and information among people anywhere in the world. It's like we came across borders to borders as we view each pictures and videos showcasing ones whereabouts from the different events around the globe. Behind these visual dissemination are the technological advancement these gadgets possesses in capturing an ordinary scene to a substantial one. Nowadays, more and more people invest and use DSLR cameras for their undertakings to art, hobby and even business as it fulfill their satisfaction in documenting various kinds of moments in life. Below, are professional cameras that sets on top of the specifications among others.

Canon EOS 1D Mark IV

Pros: This Canon camera features an ISO range of 50 - 102400.
Cons: No red eye reduction feature is available on this device.
The Verdict: Capturing up to 10 frames per second, this device is one of the fastest DSLR cameras on the market.

Price
$4,999.00

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Nikon D7000

Pros: The Nikon D7000 is SD, SDHC and SDXC compatible.
Cons: The battery on this device only provides up to 850 shots on a single charge.
The Verdict: The Nikon D7000 is simple to understand for a user new to DSLR technology.

Price
$1,199.95

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Canon EOS-1D Mark III

Pros: This professional DSLR camera provides 2,200 shots on a single charge.
Cons: No HD video recording capabilities are provided on this device.
The Verdict: The fast continuous shooting, self-cleaning technology and 45-point
AF system make this a tough device to beat.

Price
$3,999.00

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Olympus E-5

Pros: The Olympus E-5 has image stabilizing technology.
Cons: This device provides only 870 images on a single battery charge.
The Verdict: The Olympus E-5 is a user-friendly device and is ideal for
a user who is new to DSLR technology.

Price
$1,699.99

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Pentax K5

Pros: This device can capture full HD video at 25 frames per second.
Cons: The electronic leveler can only be used in Live View mode.
The Verdict: The wide ISO range and anti-shake technology produce
high-quality images and video on the Pentax K-5.

Price
$1,599.95

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Canon EOS-5D Mark II



Pros: This professional DSLR camera has 1920 x 1080 full HD video recording capabilities.
Cons: The Canon EOS 5D Mark II is a heavier camera compared to many others on the market.
The Verdict: This camera has the desired improvements from its predecessor.

Price

$2499.00

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Nikon D300S

Pros: A 12.3MP (megapixel) resolution is a standout feature on this Nikon model.
Cons: With all the features available, you will want a strong lens to reap the benefits on this camera.
The Verdict: This camera may lack a feature here and there but you won't find a camera that has better overall performance than the Nikon D300S.

Price
$1,699.99

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Canon EOS 7D



Pros: An 18MP (megapixel) resolution makes images taken on this camera stand out.
Cons: This camera can become heavy if holding it for long periods of time.
The Verdict: The Dual DIGIG 4 Image Processors, 1920 x 1080 HD video recording and
a 19-point autofocus system make this camera a strong option.

Price
$1,699.00

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Sony Alpha A900


Pros: This device features HDMI outputs.
Cons: This device is only SD compatible.
The Verdict: The image stabilization and dynamic range optimizer give you high quality images using this device.

Price
$2,699.00

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Canon EOS 50D


Pros: This camera provides a creative auto setting that gives you creative control.
Cons: Only 620 shots can be captured on this device’s battery life.
The Verdict: This DSLR is a big improvement from its predecessor but still lacks several features.

Price
$1099.00

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