For people who are craving to master photography, upgrading to a higher-end DSLR is your next best step. Two of the most popular DSLR brands to choose from are Nikon and Canon, and depending on your priorities, both brands should have a product that suits you. Here are some of the most high-end cameras on the market right now.
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV
This camera is priced at around $3300 and it is an expert DSLR with an advanced AF system. For its sensor, the Canon EOS 5D Mark IV uses full-frame CMOS. For its MP count, this DSLR has 30.4 megapixels, and for its autofocus specs, it has a 61-point AF. The Canon EOS 5D Mark IV then has a 7fps shooting speed and 4K support. It's also worth mentioning that this DSLR has a 3.2 inch touch-enabled screen.
Nikon D810
For less money (around $2500), you can also go for the Nikon D810. It's also an expert-level DSLR that uses a full-frame CMOS sensor. Its megapixel count is 36.3 MP and it has a 51-point AF system. Tech Radar says that this DSLR has a good handling and image quality but its continuous shooting speed is just pretty modest. Nevertheless, it's a good-value pro camera.
Canon EOS 5DS
For around $2600, you can get the Canon EOS 5DS. It's likewise equipped with a full-frame sensor but it is a bit more superior when it comes to megapixel count. Know that the Canon EOS 5DS has 50.6 megapixels and it also has a higher 61-point autofocus.
Nikon D5
For a lot more money, you can get a super high-end DSLR in the form of the Nikon D5. It is priced at around $6000 but depending on your usage, it's pretty worth it. It has 153 AF points, a dedicated AF engine and it can capture in 12 fps. It's also got a touchscreen monitor, wired LAN and radio-controlled AWL. Needless to say, it is Nikon D5's superb autofocus that makes photographers fall in love with it. It was said that the Nikon D5 can effortlessly spot a subject even when they are in motion. It's also a great DSLR of choice for photography of difficult settings like lowlight conditions.
