Nikon D5500 Vs Canon T6s/T6i (750D/760D)
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Strengths of the Nikon D5500
- Better sensor
- Improved low light performance
- Better dynamic range
- Capable of sharper images without the anti-aliasing filter
- Smaller and slightly lighter
- Innovative touchscreen can be used when camera is up to your face
- Additional scene & effect modes
- Timed bulb mode (press once to start, press again to end for useful for shutter speeds longer than 30 seconds without a remote.
- Intervalometer - short time lapses possible without extra gear
- 1080 at 60p
- Excellent battery life
Weakness of the Nikon D5500
- Smaller size and deeper grip may not be comfortable for all users.
- Locking kit lens slows down first shot
- Smaller buffer - fewer shots in fast burst, especially when shooting RAW + JPEG
- Live view experience
- Focusing in low light is poor
- Focusing is noisy
- Focusing is slower with more hunting
- Touch to track subject is buggy
- Exposure simulation only possible in some modes
- Menu system in live view a bit dense
- Very limited Wifi control- just touch to focus
Strengths of the Canon T6s/ T6i
- Manual control friendly with rear dial and top LCD (only applies to the Canon T6s)
- Slightly larger size and grip will feel nicer in larger hands
- Live view performance
- Focusing is fast, accurate and silent when using an STM kit lens
- Focusing in low light is excellent
- Touch to focus works very well and touch to track subject
- Deeper buffer for slightly more shots in a burst, especially when shooting RAW + JPEG
- Digital zoom in video 3x closer and still full HD with no quality loss- possible to zoom to 10x but quality does decrease.
- Wifi and NFC for easy connection that provides full remote manual control of camera
- Access to cheap prime lenses like the Canon 50mm f/1.8 STM, 24mm f/2.8 STM, 40mm f/2.8 STM
Weaknesses of the Canon T6s/ T6i
- Low light/ High ISO performance noisy above 3200
- Larger and slightly heavier
- Battery life, just 440 shots
- Video limited at 1080 30p and HDR video feature is a joke
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Close Focusing Abilities with 18-55 Kit Lenses on Auto