What Digital Camera testet 5 Spiegelreflexkameras mit APS-C-Sensor
What Digital Camera testet fünf Spielgelreflexkameras, die mit einem APS-C-Sensor ausgestattet sind. Auf dem ersten Platz landet die Canon EOS 760 D, welche in Sachen Features und Performance eine sehr gute Figur abgibt. Den zweiten Platz teilen sich die Nikon D5500 und die Pentax K-S2, wobei letztere am preiswertesten ist. Die Canon EOS 750D sichert sich den What Digital Camera Recommended Award.
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sehr gut (1,0)
Canon EOS 760D
- AF gives accurate subject tracking
- Wi-fi and NFC for easy sharing and transfer
- Responsive touchscreen
- Viewfinder doesn't provide 100% frame coverage
- No weather sealing
- Anti-aliasing filter
...The 760D is the ideal camera for those who plan to take their photography seriously and aspire to be a better photographer.
sehr gut (1,0)
sehr gut (1,5)
Pentax K-S2 schwarz
- Wide range of physical controls
- Comprehensive in-body image stabilisation
- Generous viewfinder
- Lacking a touchscreen
- JPEG image quality not great
- Handgrip on the large side
...Nice to hold and easy to operate, the K-S2 packs in a host of useful shooting features that allow both novice DSLR users, and those stepping up from their first camera, room to grow intro.
sehr gut (1,5)
sehr gut (1,5)
Nikon D5500
- Removal of optical low-pass filter results in excellent detail
- Good colour rendition
- No GPS
- Some buttons at the rear are on the small side
- 95% optical viewfinder coverage
While the D5500 doesn't represent a huge upgrade to the D5300, the D5300 was an excellent camera to begin with. ...
sehr gut (1,5)
gut (2,0)
Canon EOS 750D schwarz
- Fast AF
- Handling
- Superb touchscreen
- 3.5mm mic port
- ...
- Dynamic range isn't as impressive as its APS-C rivals
- No weather sealing
- Expensive
The 750D handles well, physical buttons and controls are neatly laid out and it feels well built. ...
gut (2,0)
befriedigend (3,0)
Sony ILCA68.C Alpha 68 A-Mount Digitalkamera (24 Megapixel, 6,7 cm (2,7 Zoll) Display, 79-Phasen AF-Messfelder) schwarz
- Excellent AF system
- Comfortable handling
- Inclusion of a top-plate LCD monitor
- Poor-quality LCD
- Over-sensitive shutter release
- Noise reduction reduces details
While the Sony A68 is let down by a poor rear LCD display and slightly plasticky finish, it shines in its ability to track moving subjects and deliver fast and precise autofocus. ...
