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The EOS 760D’s customisable 19-point autofocus system locks onto your subject when shooting sports, portraits or landscapes. Each focus point is a 'cross-type' meaning it can lock on to your subject quickly and accurately so you can achieve superb results whether you’re shooting sports, portraits or landscapes.
The 24.2MP sensor captures incredible detail so you can crop and enlarge images for printing, while the fast DIGIC 6 processor means you’ll never miss a decisive moment
Shoot stunning Full HD movies with cinematic depth of field using the EOS 760D’s Hybrid CMOS AF III autofocus technology. It enables smooth focusing and subject tracking so your subject will look sharp and in focus while the background remains beautifully blurred. MP4 support allows easy upload and transfer of your movies.
24MP - APS-C CMOS Sensor ISO 100 - 12800( expands to 25600) 3.00" Fully Articulated Screen Optical (pentamirror) viewfinder 5.0fps continuous shooting FHD at 30fps and HD at 60fps Video Recording Built-in Wireless 565g. 132 x 101 x 78 mm
Finally a new 24-megapixel sensor in the Canon APS-C SLRs! That was the big news at the introduction of theCanon 750D and Canon 760D, February 2015. The previous sensor was already 6 years old. With 24 MP, these SLR cameras offer more pixels than the more expensive, recently released (and reviewed by us) Canon 70Dand Canon 7D MK2. Other updates: a faster image processor, a better AF system with 19 cross-sensors, better film options and Wi-Fi. The Canon 750D and 760D are designed for the starting photographer who is looking for a mature camera with interchangeable lenses and all kinds of setting options, but who also wants to rely on the automatic settings. The 750D and the 760D differ in a number of details and in price; we are now testing the more expensive model, the 760D. That is available as a body and as a kit with a Canon 18-55 mm STM or a Canon 18-135 mm STM lens.
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