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Canon, please put your on sensor PDAF in the next version of 6D or 5D mark4, and include at least 2 memory card slots for video use like D7100 or higher in Nikon line. For hobbyists or enthusiasts, one slot is okay, but for professionals 2 slots needed, and this type of sensor tech should be on Full Frame. Most professionals would prefer 2 card slots for backup or dual video record.
SD cards can fail, which will not work for professional work as we would only get one shot at getting the moment on paid video. Is Canon protecting its higher Pro camera line (and Pro Camcorders) with limitations on models like this?
Sony A99 already has continuous autofocus in live video in a FF camera, Canon and Nikon should have on sensor PDAF in their next FullFrame camera models. This could boost sales in Pro DSLRs in our current sales climate, attracting new videographers and upgraders in DSLR.
Good to see the new sensor tech in DSLRs though! Good start from Canon and Sony.
Canon EOS 70D Dual Pixel AF: for better or for worse?
Canon's latest enthusiast digital SLR sports a radical new sensor-based autofocus system, where nearly every pixel is dedicated to phase-detect autofocus. As we come close to completing our review of the Canon EOS 70D, we've run the new AF system through a battery of tests to see what, if anything, it means for the enthusiast shooter. Click through for the whole nine yards, as well as new information about the camera's movie autofocus and Wi-Fi functions.
Click here to go straight to the Canon EOS 70D Autofocus page
Canon, please put your on sensor PDAF in the next version of 6D or 5D mark4, and include at least 2 memory card slots for video use like D7100 or higher in Nikon line. For hobbyists or enthusiasts, one slot is okay, but for professionals 2 slots needed, and this type of sensor tech should be on Full Frame. Most professionals would prefer 2 card slots for backup or dual video record.
I think all new Canon APS-C and 35mm format sensors will have dual-pixel AF and would like to see if it go down to 1/1.7" for compacts.
Just wondering how long it will take Nikon or Canon to put one in a full frame camera. Their current models are only a year old or so. Does that mean will have to wait a year or two for the next generation models (PDAF on sensor) in full frame. Would that concern Canon with Pro Camcorder sales taking some hits. Pro Camcorder now with larger aps-c sensors at entry pro level (see Sonys models like Nex EA50UH, still better/faster for dedicated video for long term events but come at a higher price, but not if you start adding lenses and accessories. In my opinion.
Nikon has supposedly commissioned Aptina to develop a FF sensor with the Nikon 1 PDAF tech. It's not going to get long before a camera comes out with it (my guess: later next year).
Good to know. Thanks. If this FF is good for Nikon, might update my D700 at last.
Thanks for the thorough review DPR. Your conclusions at review's end pretty much sum up my reasons for making the 70D my next camera purchase. While many of the camera designers who post here are convinced that this camera isn't worth buying simply because Canon didn't try to cram every new techno toy available into the design, I, on the other hand, appreciate the company's disciplined approach to camera design. The camera has a very well thought out feature set that doesn't rely solely on gimmicks and gadgets to meet the needs of a wide range of users, including those like me, who finance their hobby through paid assignments that rarely involve delivering prints larger than 11x14 inches, and, who may dabble in video from time to time if good (sales worthy) results are easy to achieve. It helps too that Canon sticks to a user interface design theme that doesn't require me to learn the camera all over again with each body upgrade. The 70D wins my wallet vote easily. :)
I read many of the posts but admittedly not every one. Anyone know if the Sigma 18-35 lens used was micro-AF adjusted first? If it wasn't, what would be the point of comparing conventional PDAF to on-sensor focusing?
I agree with your comment, the result is way worse than anything I have seen comparing usual PDAF with LV AF in any camera, once you AF-microtune lens.
The conclusions should have looked more like this.
It is a Canon camera
Outstanding image Quality for a sensor using 4 year old technology.
Dynamic Range that a compact camera would be proud of.
Battery life that equals its competition when in the off position.
Inventive new Auto Focus that delivers almost as good auto focus as the original Mirrorless cameras
Enables Canon to make a profit by requiring you to rebuy all new versions of your lenses.
How does the sensor use 4 year old technology? It debuted with this camera.
Judging by DxO's scores, that sensor seems very to the old one.
Did you actually just say out loud "judging by DxO's scores"? LOL
@ howardroark - I have seen actual image comparisons between Pentax K5 and Canon 5d Mk II. Guess which camera had better DR?
People do not like DxO which is fine by me. But is there any other website out there that has a standarized methodology for measuring sensors' capabilities?
The 70D uses the new technology for Auto Focus. The portion that actually captures the image is 4 year old technology.
You don't need DxO mark, just look at samples and compare performance with a, say, 40D.
If you look at the provided samples, the sensor is being beat by sensors one quarter of the size.
Mike9....I'd love you to tell me which small sensor is beating it.
Neo....which one and by how much and is that the only thing you're concerned with? Measurements are one thing, scores are another. There are quite a few measurements I pay attention to, but their scores are like a 4 year old scribbling on a wall with chalk. Their measurements in some cases are suspect, but I look at test images to see if differences are meaningful.
Would be nice to have the 6D available in the Studio Scene. Maybe it's coming? I know they are in a different class, but helps when you're trying to figure out the extra benefit from the extra cost.
Is anyone here a real photographer? You know, someone who actually takes good photographs? Or does everyone just argue about minor specification details that no one will ever see or notice in a photograph?
I'm beginning to worry that too many commentators can only take a good photograph if they have the very best camera to do it rather than actually having the skill or talent to take a good photo in the first place.
Too many dull nerds here.
Apparently you missed the point of a camera review. It is evaluate a camera not the photographer.
True that JimBob0. What I do is if someone here has an especially negative comment (about any piece of equipment) the first thing I do is click on their profile and check out their photo gallery. Tells me everything I need to know. Vast majority of those times there isn't anything in the gallery nor a link their personal work. Wonder why that is?
Seriously folks - if you cannot take an award winning photo with ANY brand camera and lens I'll let you in on a secret - it's not the gear.
I don't think there's been camera announcement within the past year where someone hasn't gone into the comments section and declared the camera "junk" or "trash". Especially the smaller sensored ones.
But at the same time, people are right to level criticism towards camera companies for charging significantly more money for cameras that are only minor refreshes over their predecessors (this is especially true in the enthusiast compact segment right now). Camera companies are shooting themselves in the foot by getting greedy in a buyer's market.
You need to know about cooking, but you don't need to be a great chef to be a great restaurant critic.
Ill bet the 70D is a wonderful camera and a huge improvement on the 60D. The one thing I miss the most using my great 7D is the flippy screen from the 60D. And besides, where can you get a camera like the 70D for the price asked?
Good point Gesture. Having said that, if a restaurant critic reviews a restaurant and it's 99% overall as good as his/her favourite does that critic slam the restaurant saying how bad it is and all all should stay away?
Another couple of ways of looking at this...
1) I'm middle aged and my physique was doing the middle age thing so I joined a gym a couple of years ago and work out 3-5 times a week. Do I slam the gym because I don't look like a professional bodybuilder? Do I change gyms because my gym uses 'Weight Brand A' when the competition uses 'Weight Brand B' and the latest reviews say 'Weight Brand B' slides on the bar minutely better than what my gym uses?
2) I can't play guitar. Give me the worlds best and a pro some cheap thing from Best Buy. Who do you think will play better? Do I complain about the strings on the worlds best guitar because my non-ability to play well?
Laugh, because this is like the mentality of sooo many of the (most vocal) commenter's here.
I have noticed that the more emphasis people put on specifications and minutia, the less likely they are to show ANY photos...no less interesting ones.
The Panasonic GH2 was rightfully BLASTED for having very poor dynamic range. Why isn't this camera blasted as well? It isn't even up to the much smaller sensor standards.
I really miss the days when Canon would put out a new camera and everyone would sing its praises and not just the people getting paid to review it.
Is it just me or is Canon held to a different standard than every other company?
Other people also think that. They're equally wrong.
We review cameras, not companies.
We provide all our test samples and a collection of our real-world shooting examples. We also try to explicitly state all the aspects we think are good or bad about a camera (note 'camera' not 'sensor').
If you disagree with our conclusions, that's fine - we intentionally try to provide the basis for you to draw your own.
All the howls of protest about the 70D being inferior appear to stem from its sensor getting a lower DxOmark than its peers. Almost all of this difference comes down to DR (and accounts for the lower Raw IQ score in our review). However, the 70D also offers better video and live view AF than many of its rivals and is a very nice camera to shoot with (both factors that are relevant to a camera review but not a sensor assessment).
It would get the same mark, regardless of the brand name on the front.
I want to believe you. However, the conclusions seem to be much harder on Mirrorless cameras than on Canons.
It seems like the conclusions put a HUGE emphasis on Image Quality for m4/3s where it has been weakest in the past. Then image quality is thrown out the window for the 70D because it has a tricky new AF feature.
I know you guys try to remain unbiased. However, I want Canon to realize that the image quality is important as well. There has been no real significant image quality change in 4 years while their competition has caught up and passed them.
The AF in the 70D is cool. However, my GH3 has had that for almost a year now. It also has better image quality along with MANY other features that the 70D was praised for. The GH3 received a much lower score and that was back when NO other cameras offered these features.
It just seems like the only thing Mirrorless can do to get the same score is lower their standards and re-badge a Canon camera. I hope that never happens.
> is a very nice camera to shoot with
That is a greatly underappreciated quality. Cameras today are so good, that in addition to a good lens selection (which Canon certainly has), enjoyable operation could sway the buyer.
@mpgxsvcd - I would certainly like to think that's not the case. As a generalised statement, mirrorless cameras are still in development, whereas DSLRs (regardless of brand) have been around long enough that they get most of the basics right - it's the stuff 'round the edges that distinguishes them.
The GH3 is a very good camera and got a very good review, but I'm not sure I'd agree it has better image quality. The 70D doesn't match the D7100 and in some respects loses out to the E-M1, but the differences are not huge (certainly not to the extent that's being argued about) and the rest of the camera is very well worked-out.
This camera is revolutionary. It's a technological marvel. Whole books will be written about it; children will gaze at it in astonishment; women will kneel before it. It will be mentioned in the same breath as the Great Pyramids, the Sputnik, and the Ferrari F40. It will open the door to time travel. It will be divisible by zero. But one question still remains... does it focus in -3 EV?
I think Dpreview gives out more "Gold Stars" than a 60 year old Kindergarten teacher. Next they will probably start grading everyone on a 4 point system where no one ever gets a 1 or a 4 and you only get a 2 if you really screwed up in a major way.
And your proposed (more) scientific methodology is?
They should just scrap the whole Gold/Silver Star system. It is meaningless to rate cameras on a scale from 1 to 2.
Yes, almost every recent camera is excellent. Why is this a problem?
It isn't a problem that every camera is excellent. It is a problem trying to differentiate those cameras on a scale of 1 to 2.
You are assuming there is a meaningful differentiation that would universally apply to all DPR readers. Gold/Silver/stars/percentages are popular and they have exactly whatever meaning you wish to assign them.
Then the ratings are meaningless and everyone has based their impressions on their own imagination.
Strange that DPR seems at odds with DXOs measurements. For example DR. DXO says it is poor, you say it is good. Are you or are you not partnered with DXO?
DXO's results say this sensor is about the same as the rather ancient 50d.
Canon Canon Canon
70d 60d 50d
overall 68 66 63
Color bit 22.5 22.2 21.8
DR evs 11.6 11.5 11.4
This is 0.7 bits more color detail, 0.2 Evs more DR and less then 1/3rd stop better in ISO.
Lagging well behind every current offering from Sony, Pentax and Nikon. Even the smaller sensor Olympus OM-D E-M1 and Panasonic GH3 best it in every category except ISO (where the Canon has a 1/7th to 1/5th stop advantage, which is fairly trivial compared to the difference between the 70d and its "same sized sensor" peers.
I am impressed by many details about the 70d and by the camera as a whole, but some of your comments are baffling.
DXO does not say the DR is "poor" - they say base ISO DR is lower than other models in the same price range. But by ISO 400 the difference is gone. In real world shooting, is the 70D "good?" If another camera is "better" do you know the visible difference?
DxO analyzes unconverted (undemosaiced) raw files, to get around the processing of any specific software, and get as close to the hardware performance as possible, whereas DPR analyzes converted images, both out-of-camera JPEGs and raws converted to JPEG in ACR. Looking at raw values or looking at final images, they are two different approaches, not necessarily directly comparable.
Hey, I see that you shoot Nikon
Did you ever tried a Canon?
Before going only by those scores, try one before talking.
I have tried the D7100, loved it.
Specially the viewfinder which is GREAT, when I checked the images on my monitor, they was no difference with my Canon 5dmkII in normal situation, bright sun, did some test where it was dark on one side and sunny on the other part of the frame, and there was NO difference at all.
What I love bout the D7100 also is that kind mojo it has.
The pics looks a bit more alive, but I can't put my finger on it.
Maybe its the amount details do to a big megapixels camera.
But even there, Its hard to really tell em apart.
So before you conclude that one brand is not as great, try and shoot with one, you'll see.I do great pics, and my Nikon friends love my camera, its just like PC vs Mac, its just a different toy,
I shot Canon DSLR and film bodies and Minolta DSLRs and film bodies before I shot Nikon.
I was a reluctant Nikon convert as I had glass for other mounts and friends who shot mostly Canon.
I think Canon got a "Gold Star" simply for effort here. It didn't matter how good the camera actually is. Dpreview wants to reward manufactures who take a risk in coming out with inventive products like this one.
I simply care about whether it takes good pictures and videos or not. I am sure it does. However, pretty much everything else does that now and some other cameras cost a lot less.
Use Canon DPP for raw development and apply some chroma NR and the 70D gets closer to the D7100. But some people will never get this…
Use Canon DPP if you like artifacts...
You see DPP artifacts if you pixel-peep at 100%. Do you see them if you print? You always have to ask why are you peeping.
Not sure I have ever read a DPR camera review that did not list anything about image quality in the pros and cons.
"Dual Pixel AF does not allow tracking autofocus while shooting continuously."
So no AISERVO? Wow.
Why have so few camera makers moved to USB 3.0? There must be either a technical or cost factor. Anybody?
requires more power, cables are a shorter length, plugs are finicky are my personal gripes on usb 3.0
Thanks! I haven't found the plugs finicky on my computer but wasn't aware of the other limitations.
Plus there's the fact that the storage controller would have to be fast enough for USB 3.0 to matter... I imagine a few of them on higher end cameras might be able to provide enough bandwith for USB 2.0 to be a bottleneck, but they're probably few and far between (and more than likely optimized for fast sequential writing over anything else, like random reading).
There's still a lot of cameras that don't write anywhere near fast enough for the fastest 90MB/s+ UHS-I cards to make a difference... That's about the point where USB 2.0 starts to be a big bottleneck (you can get 40MB/s read/write out of USB 2.0). It's pretty trivial to use a USB 3.0 reader for faster offload to a PC anyway, Kingston makes a tiny one with retractable ports for like $12.
Most burst shooting is done to a buffer first then offloaded to SD storage anyway... This is the same reason you don't see USB 3.0 on phones btw, just wouldn't make much of a difference given the speed of flash NAND within those devices... Plus the bigger/bulkier connector might be a bit of a step back, though eventually it'll be preferred for faster charging as batteries (and some phones) get larger.
Good point re the storage controller but if Kingston can do it for $12...
USB 3.0 connector on my computer is same size the USB 2.1 connector on the same machine. They have to be compatible.
buy a USB 3.0 card reader that is pretty cheap.
I had the pleasure to use one for a week and focusing was very good during videos. The review is very similar to my thoughts, so good job!
The only thing I did not like was having to hold the larger heavy camera away from your body while in video mode or using live view.
I also found the sensor to be good enough for most uses and not an issue.
Any way for a VF to be OVF or EVF? Manufacturers never really pursued heads-up display for the OVF. Is Fuji the only one?
Great camera, great article.
I had the chance to try it, and yes its lovely.
The focus on video mode is really good.
Not my cup of tea, but a lot of people like to do videos.
Why use a film era 85mm portrait lens that seems to be front focusing and a third party EF mount lens at or near their minimum focus distances to test the AF system?
By shooting even a high grade modern EF lens at close focus distances you've already introduced one possible source of focussing error. Adding an older EF lens or a notoriously inaccurate large aperture Sigma zoom into the equation makes the AF accuracy test questionable at best.
In a first for me, (been on DPreview for years), am going to knock this review: 1) I had been waiting for the 70D to consider against a GX7 or equiv Nikon or Sony APS-C to use for video and prosumer stills photography. 2) Finally got to play with one in a UK store. Although the new auto focus system and the articulating display are effective, I found the build quality to feel rough and plasticy in contrast to other lesser priced cameras (Pentax included), the ergonomics were awful (had to use two hands in a convoluted fashion to make an adjustment to the ISO) and the video does not shoot at 50/60fps - priceless for freeze framing, as I could do on my Sony NEX 5R. Further & most important: 3), other users and blog reviews conclude that the 70D image quality is nothing special.
What bothers me is that this DPreview fails to mention the mediocre IQ and praises the ergonomics. A direct contrast to my own experience and that of others.
Not to me, everything is fine.
On the other hand i tried a nikon d7100 and its a lovely camera but the feel is very different, not deep enough or not ergo to my hands.
Is canon made in japan and nikon made in china?
That would explain a lot of things....
Actually both Canon and Nikon assemble parts of their cameras in China and depending on the model you get a camera whose parts have more or less traveled through Taiwan, Malaysia, China...
If you really put a Canon 1100D or 700D through its pace, well you probably would not be that much impressed by built quality...
And the ergonomics part, well Canon has more or less always stuck to a certain design, you like it or you don't that's subjective. Regarding IQ, that's true, Canon APSC sensors are lagging a tad behind at the moment... Less DR, lower SNR... That does not mean the quality is Mediocre.
Actually past ISO 800 there's only a third of a stop difference with Sony sensors, and at ISO 3200 the performance is almost similar.
I don't believe DPreview is much biased for Canon. The camera gets praised because Canon did a good job investing in their Video-DSLR feature, and yielded a good product.
if it takes you two hands to change the ISO on the 70D .. then obviously a DSLR isn't for you.
The Nikon D7100 is made in Thailand
Never been a fan of m4/3 cameras, but the new olympus seems to be close enough in the studio scene to be indistinguishable for everyday use.
This Canon dual pixel sensor would be great in my Sony A65.
They were made for each other.
why? It's no better than current contrast AF
It's better than current contrast AF for lenses not designed for fast CDAF -- hich would include all A-mount lenses like those that fit the OP's A65.
Photos at all ISO settings, raw or jpeg, look worse than Nikon D7100. And with regard to Canon AF servo when taking standard photos, I KNOW canon can still NOT provide consistent and accurate focus with anything but a single lens paired with body.
This camera to get DPreview praises is borderline criminal.
70D jpeg actually looks better, not just to me but anyone I talked to. In RAW the 7100 is better by a bit.
As for the AI Servo shots... with all due respect, where the heck did you get your info??? Check out Michael the Mentor's video on Youtube performing thorough AI Servo tests (shooting over 1500 images), where the 70D clearly beats the D7100 in tracking moving subjects. The keeper rate is not even close. And let's not even mention the difference in buffer capacity.
u have touch to focus videos mislabeled:
top one is noisy, yet mislabelled STM lens
bottom on is quiet, yet mislabeled USM lens
The IQ, even in RAW, is not that good, regarding detail. Since DR has not improved on Canon sensors in the last 5-6 years, I can't see other than already Canon users interested, if stills is the main thing. THis camera seems a good option for those interested in video but then some ML options area actually better.
One thing though: I find the difference in AF between OVF and LV too much in the samples. I have tested my D7000 (which is really slow in LV) and there's a little differnece, but not that much, once you calibrate your lenses. One neeeds to take a series of shots, since even in LV there are variations in AF accuracy, as Cicala has observed in his tests of Canons and Nikons.
DSLRs will need to go hybrid with better off-sensor AF, and my guess is that will happen with Nikon and their Nikon 1 PDAF system.
Canon made a huge leap in sensor noise from the 50D era to the 60D era and that made for an effective DR increase.
> The IQ, even in RAW, is not that good, regarding detail
Wait, it is practically indistinguishable from the D7100 in the comparison tool. Are you saying D7100's detail sucks?
Dear Dpreview, When you say, complicated wifi setup, is that the same with dos 6D?
Softness everywhere... Typical Canon agressive noise reduction even at base ISO.
At least we don't have oil everywhere :D
It's called RAW, look in to it.
I still can't believe that wifi can't be used in movie mode.
Such a straightforward thing (you would have thought) is putting me off buying this otherwise great camera.
I just want to be able to remotely trigger and monitor videos.
Dumb, dumb, dumb...
What cameras let you do this over Wi-Fi?
I doubt wifi module on any camera got enough bandwidth to stream 1080p. Not to mention that it's unreliable even with high end PC equipment.
I know it has been asked before, but could you (DPReview) make four cameras - and not just two - to appear on the (new) Studio Comparison page?
It is a bit annoying to read the differences between the 70D and the D7100, then the E-M1 (so we have to manually switch to that camera), then again the D7100 (another switch) and so on, why are them all not displayed at the same time like in the old tool?
If you go to the studio comparison's standalone page (reviews > new studio scene) you get four so it definitely supports it, DPR must be cutting it down to 2 to save space on the page maybe?
DPR how about an expand button on the bottom of the 2 panel widget to add another 2 cameras to it?
I stumbled onto this page. Can't remember quite how but I have to say I'm amazed. Amazed that so many have the time to be so angry about a thing that's just a tool for taking pictures. Well I thought that's what it was anyway but some might think otherwise on reading this stuff.
Q: Is this more important than corrupt politicians salting away cash in offshore bank accounts? A: No
Q: Is this more important than the ice caps melting and polar bears getting too hot? A: No.
Q: Is this more important than One Direction's favourite breakfast cereal? A: No.
Some of you really, really need to get out more. If you don't like it, just don't buy it.
The camera is great for the price, i guess some are frustrated cause their brand are not outselling Canon.
Some people gee.....
Love all brands, i would love to own at least 5 different cameras for different purposes
I can give youy a hint why people are upset. For example, compare the 70D against E-PL5 in RAW iso 3200. Do you see any obvious visible difference? Canon is newer, more expensive, bigger sensor. I should be a clear difference in IQ, but it´s not. Why?
There should be no major visible difference at ISO3200 between any modern camera, with a half-decent lens. There has been steady progress on sensors' performance, but no no earth-shaking developments over the last few years.
This is why mature markets and savvy consumers (eg Japan; young people in the West) are buying mirrorless, camera phones and Instax minis by their millions: they understand that -unless you plaster your entire wall with a photo- you will not be able to tell what's coming out of which camera. So they make purchasing decisions on size, ease of use, price, fun factor, etc.
Meanwhile, middle-aged techno-freaks are arguing over DXO marks and whether a D5200 out-resolves a 70D: a whole bunch of baldies fighting over combs.
I believe everyone, including politicians, should be able to put money in offshore accounts.
Polar bears are increasing in population (the greens don't tell you this) and will need to be culled.
Otherwise I agree with you, especially about one direction.
GAS and photography are different things.
I suffer from both to be honest :)
Admittedly the conclusions of this test, as for the IQ, rise more questions than they offer reliable answers; .. can anyone say me in what respect the IQ of this stuff is any better than (let's say) 40D's one ? Where is the IQ improvement ? Did Cannon have improved the IQ any significantly since 40D in this line up of cam ?
"Score" "Dxo"' blah blah...I really wonder how many of you really compared the actual IQ instead of just relying on Dxo figures. I also wonder how we managed to go out and shoot before Dxo!
I seriously wonder whether the "engineers" at DXO could ever design, develop & implement a sensor... considering the fact that they act like the final authority on sensor evaluation...
Never trust DXO...
I seriously wonder whether the "movie critics" could ever direct, or produce a movie... considering the fact that they act like the final authority on movie evaluation...
Never trust critics...
Right, I don't care about what critics say.No need to tell me what I have to think, I do it by myself.
Indeed... sensors and moves are the same thing... I totally get your point...
Watching movies costs peanuts... so every Tom, Dick & Harry are free to formulate their own opinions...
Camera's require some level of investment... Unfortunately DXO behaves likes its the be all and end all authority on sensors... almost subconsciously coercing people to believe one brand is superior than the other based upon their scores...
Dxo is simply benchmarking and measuring equipment.
They don't need to be able to produce a good sensor, it's not their business.
And yes, Dxo IS the authority in terms of benchmarking sensors and lenses.
Do I make purchasing decision based solely on their results?
Of course not. Ergonomics are important to me. General image quality is, which includes a lot more than just the measurable resolution. But then again, I wouldn't buy a camera that scores a whole lot worse than its competitors either.
I dont trust dxo, never did, never will, i trust my eyes
I don't trust DXO says every one whose sensors suck.
The ones whose sensors sucks are still outselling the ones with the "class leading" sensors...
The irony of the whole thing...
Sensors yes, because it's very very specific what actually they measure. But lenses? I couldn't care less about what DXO says about lenses. Well, their sharpness test might hold some value, but nothing else is taken into account - micro contrast, colour rendition, bokeh, flare resistance, etc.
I have been using the 70d for over a month now and really like it. It's low light performance is excellent. I have never before been able to get usable photos when shooting at ISO 6400 before this camera. I highly recommend it.
David Elliott Lewis
San Francisco.
Gentlemen reviewers, can you please let us know which one of you was the (obviously poet, rather not sober reviewer) that wrote "Shooting with the Canon EOS 70D, I felt right at home. I've owned a 20D, and even so many models removed, the 70D still seems familiar. It works the way I like to..." ? I think that your 20D is turning in it's grave.
Shawn, you trickster ... that's you, isn't it?
So, if we take your review as honest, although rather worse, it is still better ... yous should be a politician!
Thanks to God ... or chance ... or local management there are so few of your reviews since 2007.
"In terms of image quality the 70D is essentially on a par with its rivals"
Who's your daddy, DPReview? Informed photographers know that the IQ of the 70D is uncompetitive today and lags a couple of generations behind that of its rivals, whether that be DR, color sensitivity or spatial resolution. Its strengths lie elsewhere.
Your readers want objective information in order to make an informed decision when buying a camera of a certain class and budget.
Q: Is this the better camera for Landscapes? A: No
Q: Is this the better camera for Portraits? A: No
Q: Is this the better camera for Wildlife/BIF? A: No
Q: Is this the better camera for Video? A: Maybe
Q: if I go for a smaller/lighter system will I lose IQ? A: It depends on the kind of shooting you do
The fact is, once you start comparing it objectively to its brothers from another mother the 70D's IQ comes out looking pretty short. Sugar coat it, but this is what your readers expect from you.
Sounds like you've owned and used an EOS 70D for a while, I'm an early adopter of this model myself have already sold many images from it and disagree with every word you've typed. This camera out preforms older models as well as many other models on the market. Take it from someone who does this for a job, full time...
The easily spotted giveaway is the "essentially on par" where it is left behind and totally other descriptive wording where it is ahead.
The only fact is, even if you bla bla bout the weakness "in your mind" of Canon 70D, i,ve seen a lot of Nikon user saying it was one hell of a camera for the price.
And go out and shoot and will notice that in the end, you,ll see no differences on your laptop screen.
Dear Segaman,
I can't agree with jack, because the D70 will be a hell of a lot easier to use during video than any other camera, and for wildlife it still will be suitable due the high frame rate. But saying it is no differences on the screen, Well, A Nikon D7100 image looks a bit sharper, even on a "laptop screen", put it on a calibrated IPS screen and the blacks and the better noice preformens pop out even more on the D7100, So the different in image quality become even more noticeable. And in the end, a lot of photographers still print there images, and you'll spot the differences even better.
You know there's a "like" button, right? :D
DPReview has more than justified their right to an opinion. They are the gold standard in digital camera reviews, without a doubt. As to your accusation of bias, I believe you'll find that they typically give Nikons higher scores than Canons.
What's most important is that they publish a thorough review that lets you decide for yourself if a camera is right for you. Without a doubt, no camera is perfect nor is one camera best for everyone.
Does the word filter here block the word "retard"?
Coming from a Nikon shooter, i am not surprise, jack........
IQ ... Tried it in some less than optimal light conditions ... Images are all but sharp, even perfectly in focus, with the new Sigma 18-35, which is sharp in itself, and this in more than one shot. The sensor technology of Canon, coupled with whatever AA screens they use kills all the fine details. Why then so many Mpix? (I know why! To allow downsizing of picture to get a sharp 10MPix!).
Not that would be able to judge with the all smudged up new set-up of test scene of DP, that is so great to confuse anything but the phone camera users.
Direction Canon has taken with this xxD line, since 50D, and lack of listening to (at least some of) its' consumers is going to support it's constant slide.
OK. Now I have it out of my system :-) Let us see if the great minds of Canon can produce a decent 7D mkII or if I really need to either stay satisfied with my old 40D or move to a different system.
Fanboys gathered to bring flowers to the new Canon muse ... Laughable.
How many of the these ... actually touched, held and shot this camera? I did so.
Dpreview rated ergonomics as excellent. I beg to differ big time: tiny buttons and especially wheels, unusable 4-way selector, cramped body and ultra-cramped hand hold ("sir, you should buy a grip"). The mobile screen is the only good thing to say about the ergonomics. Fit anything but a small and cheap lens and it will fall on it's nose.
One question though, all these people asking for smaller cameras are just pygmies with recently acquired internet connections or terminally weak exemplars of our species? Since when a few ounces of body should sacrifice even a basic thing as holding properly a camera. Unless you buy to keep it on a shelf and show to friends. To a similar comment, a gentleman (of debatable wit) suggested to hold it with the tips of the fingers.
I've owned for a month and am in total love with with. There you go... Sold many images from it as well. It's a complete dream of a camera...
If the Canon 70D body is too small for most hands, then how would you consider those much smaller Micro 4/3 bodies like Lumix G6, GF5 or the even tiny GM1? The ever so popular Oly OMD EM5 is also much smaller.
What do you consider is the optimum size? Perhaps, the Canon 1DX.
While I LOVE DPReview's reviews and do not share the same amount of complaint many people here do, I still fail to understand the Dynamic Range test.
According to your tests, this 70D has more DR than Pentax K5, which, by DxO's ratings, is measured to have 14.1 EV, while the 70D has only 11.6 EV!
Well, if we see more recent reviews here, even m4/3s cameras get higher DR...
(which would be highly unlikely due sensor size difference)
It's a well known pet peeve that DPReview does not measure the DR of the sensor/camera but that of the 8-bit jpeg file as processed in-camera - which is pretty well arbitrarily controlled by the contrast/brightness curves applied during processing. Unrepresentative you say? N/C.
> does not measure the DR of the sensor/camera but that of the 8-bit jpeg file
One great reason to skip the Dynamic Range section of these reviews.
Or anything that "scores" image quality on dPreview.
@ neo..."Well, if we see more recent reviews here, even m4/3s cameras get higher DR...
(which would be highly unlikely due sensor size difference)"".
Right. And you use DxO. DxO.....70D with the larger sensor scores 11,6 eV and E-M1 (smaller sensor) scores 12,7 eV....So there you go...sensor difference size only mean somuch when the difference is not big enough to always make a difference.
@Jorginho - You're not wrong in your statement, but then we are comparing a more recent, state-of-art, m4/3 sensor against a 1000 years old APS-C sensor.
Even the 1" RX100 sensor is better than the old APS-C sensor from the Sony A700, for example.
So I should've more specific: given that the sensors are at same age and use (more or less) the same technollogy, the bigger sensor will always have more DR (and less noise).
In this case, it's only natural that the sensors from K5, K5-II/IIs, Nikon D7100 and so, have more DR than the recent Oly cameras.
The canon line up is so boring...I am wondering how can it score so high in IQ...(as far as I know the 70d iq is far behind Nikon D5200, Sony A57 or Pentax K5, Fuji xm1)
Most brands are much more innovative than Canon...
All eyes on this camera since nothing else for Amazon to sell over Christmas.
Thanks for the technology explained page!
Maybe we can we more of that in reviews, there is so much new stuff out there. Though on sensor PDAF is a bit of old news, and Canon certainly not being the first having it, it surprises me it gets this attention now.
( there was non in the first Nikon 1 as far as I could see)
But besides from that, thanks!
I prefer the size to the 7D and like the articulating screen, and according to IR, the shutter lag including AF is nearly 2x faster than the 7D (i.e. it achieves 1D league shutter lag). Big deal is made about liveview AF which will make for great ad hoc follow focus amateur video, but I think the 7.5 fps RAW + improved AF/shutter lag is a big deal too. Finally I have no doubt that even though it may not score much better on DxOMark, its practical shadow lifting capability is much improved due to lack of 7D's obvious vertical banding.
Forget all the features, did Canon improve the image quality/image sensor? Nope. It's a good camera to skip based on that alone, same for the Pentax K3.
The Sony A77 is one I passed on and being a Sony shooter, it was a huge let down. I guess it can be forgiven because the A77 has so much tech packed into it. And while I passed on the high ISO issue alone, it does have that amazing dynamic range.
Another flop, like the Nikon D7100 or D5300, lots of extra pixels nobody was asking for trying to catch up to Sony, and did nothing to improve Canon's current APS-C situation, which shows them scoring dead last for image sensor performance. A two year old Sony NEX would crush it.
When do people start skipping all these high pixel count sensors already? A used FF Nikon D700 is looking really good right now, or a Sony A7. too many writers gushing over things, and glossing over the fact that image quality is going backwards for all brands or at best standing still.
Sony A580 from 2010 still beats crap out of 70D in every single category of image quality - including low-light performance.
As for A77 - it's one of the best cameras in terms of image quality I ever used. It's dynamic range is on pair with Canon Full Frame cameras (!!!) beating crap out of everything they ever offered in APS-C market. Only drawback it got is low-light shooting, but as over 90% of my shots are made below ISO 400 anyway - I don't care.
Congratulations Canon guys! Looks like a solid piece of kit.
I think Canon should have thought about giving the capability to use these extra pixels in the picture. Extra AF speed in live view is nice but with the legacy mirror box it's not a camera I would use for live view work.
Thank you . Great review as usual
wish I could set the minimum shutter speed higher than the 1/250 this camera allows... why can't I set it at 1/500 or 1/1000?
Not much of a minimum is it?
Try the TV mode....
Yeap I do use the Tv and M modes as well (both with auto-iso and manual-iso), but there many times I'd prefer the Av mode with a minimum 1/500 or 1/1000 shutter speed, but the camera's menu only allows up to a 1/250 minimum. Most of the time when I photograph both I and my photo's subject are moving fast. I see no reason why Canon should limit the minimum shutter speed in the menus, it's just software. An option for 1/500 and 1/1000 minimum shutter speed in the Av mode would make 70D much more useful for me.
thanks a lot for the review
about this camera i miss the c1 c2 :(
me too... why can't we have C1 and C2? It's just an extra position on the dial button. Canon should try to provide more utility to photographers and fix the various small details that make the camera too simple for advanced photogs... like the single C setting. We need at least two!
Get a 7D
Excellent review guys. Thank you. As for the little survey done on the predicted outcome. The average came out at 84% so a pretty close finish.
catches up to the silver sony 77 and gets a gold award?
Plays catch-up for live view AF.
@steelhead. I tried to find any reference to Sony on both the Movie AF and autofocus pages, but found none. That surprised me.
Is there other places where it would be more appropriate?
It's always obvious that almost every reviewer that reviews many brands, are also Canon and or Nikon biased. Look at Fro for instance. This excuse for never even testing a Sony is that "Sony won't send me any demo equipment to test". I think Fro is worried that he would upset Canon and Nikon because he is getting goodies from them.
It might be the same deal with DPR.
Yes, Canon is catching up, but it's getting more praise than the A77 did. Good think many people aren't falling for it.
70D is a nice effort but it's got one major thing lacking: next generation IQ. It isn't there.
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Tuite sat motionless during the sentencing, with no visible reaction to the sentencing.
Tuite, 35, was convicted of voluntary manslaughter for the stabbing death of the Escondido girl, who was found dead in a pool of blood on her bedroom floor in January 1998. The jury acquitted him of first- and second-degree murder.
As Link announced Tuite's sentence, Stephanie's mother Cheryl Crowe sighed heavily, her eyes red-rimmed from crying.
"Thank God," she said later, when asked what she was thinking at that moment. "Keep him off the street."
Cheryl Crowe said she wished the sentence could have been longer.
"I'd like to see him go away for life," she said. "He is a danger to other people."
Tuite's mother and sister both told the judge in court that they stand firm in their belief that Tuite is innocent.
"Richard is a loving, caring son, not the monster he's been portrayed," said Tuite's mother, Linda Moreno. "He just wants to come home, and we want him to come home very much."
Brad Patton, Tuite's attorney, said Tuite must serve 80 percent of his sentence, or 10 years and four months, before being paroled. He has credit for 960 days, about 2 1/2 years, already served in custody, said Patton.
Patton said he plans to file an appeal within the next 60 days.
Before handing down the sentence, Link listened to nearly two hours of arguments from attorneys from both sides as to whether Tuite should be granted a new trial. He rejected all five issues Patton and Fletcher had raised in hopes of getting a new trial.
In asking for new proceedings, defense attorneys said they found an expert who would explain how the girl's blood might have gotten onto one of Tuite's shirts as the result of contamination by police who had been at the bloody crime scene.
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I am in the same boat as you... trying to make a decision on #2... DS is almost 3 BTW...
Lisa + Nick = Peyton 11/19/2009 & Mason 2/18/2014
I am pregnant with number 3 and have the same fear as well. I used to nanny with a family that had 2 kids on the specturm and the second one defintiely was a lot more severe but I am not sure if thats the norm or if it was just what happened in that case.
Stronger - Do any of your children have ASD??
Lisa + Nick = Peyton 11/19/2009 & Mason 2/18/2014
Nope. ODS is more "severe" than YDS, in that his symptoms are more pronounced and interfere more with his functioning. Overall, they are both high functioning.
"Pretty pretty please, don't you ever, ever feel like you're less than (radio edit) perfect"
My oldest son is on the wait list for an Asperger's diagnosis - we *know* he's on the spectrum but he is not officially diagnosed as of yet. He's very high functioning.
My second son has Down syndrome.
My third child, my daughter, was officially diagnosed with Autism last week (classic ASD), She is mid - moderate range. Very much more pronouced symptons that her oldest brother.
I also have a 13 month old son who is so far presenting NT.....
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DS #1 dx PDD age 2. He is 6 now and doing really well, in an integrated classroom, has friends, in regular little league, and is a wonderful big brother
DS#2 is 17 months old, had a full eval done@ 15 months, no signs of asd..
I had terrible anxiety during my pregnancy w #2 and was reading into EVERYTHING he did or didn't do when he was first born. I think it's unavoidable if you've been through it..now I'm contemplating #3 and having the same worries. Not sure what to do
Love my little monsters!!!
DS has aspergers and is moderate/high functioning. DD has a speech & fine motor delay and at this time is being monitored for ASD and at her 2 year eval passed her autism screening.
George 7/17/07 & Molly 03/03/10 & DSS 10/12/00
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LE "Triangles"
I have nearly 2 yards of this material (found on an "unwanted fabric" table at a guild meeting). There is just enough width to be able to get what I need. The color is actually a deep Indian red (rather than the rust color it shows).
I have discovered that stitching goes a lot faster if the triangles are all stitched down, then add the tops later. The green you see under the triangle color is what I use for the tops. It is far more challenging to get the proper amount of fabric for the template and still have the graduation in color I am looking for.
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Gardens at Roseland Cottage
Brig. Gen Ian McKay and Major Webster--Topographical Engineers
Alexandretta playing with the hoops.
Kiley, Topog Mascot
Caught working on Love Entwined border, with Mary Lennon watching.
(Photo by Phyllis Jeanne Caron-Valeriano of Roseland Cottage.)
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Sunday, June 22, 2014
LE Borders -- It's All in the Numbers (or, Why do borders take longer to stitch?)
This one particular element of the border design is simply:
1 center times 4 (because there are 4 equal designs)
This was done in dark purple, with a reverse applique on fabric matching the background, not the background fabric.
8 teardrops times 4 -- 32
AND, the leafy green things:
8 of them times 4 -- 32
After the applique, the final step (not yet done) is to refine all edges with a toothpick to make all curved parts absolutely round and appealing to the eyes. Then press, then double-check the smoothness of all parts with another toothpick scrutinization.
Inside petal turn under line is approximately 1/16 to 1/32nd of an inch.
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Sunday, May 18, 2014
Why not?
I don't think I am alone on this.....or am I?
As I walk from room to room in the house, I pass stashes of fabric.
Some are in cardboard boxes, some are in plastic boxes, some are in carrying cases, some are on the ironing board....
You get the picture.
So, as I was walking by one of the living room stashes, this fabric caught my eye, and I immediately said, "Circles!"
And so I added 36 of them to 2 borders still in progress.
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Wednesday, April 30, 2014
My Friend Mary
Mary and I are both working on Esther Aliu's LE Coverlet from 1790.
We both belong to her Yahoo Group on the internet. This is a group which now numbers nearly 4500 members. Esther has left the patterns up for new members to enjoy making this special coverlet.
This week, Mary finished her 2nd detailed border side. (She has a color picked out for the interim 2 inch border between the zig zags, and yes, it is beautiful!)
I am still working on these 2 sides. It is quite a lot of fun, albeit time-consuming.
"Slow, but sure", as they say.
Enjoy Mary's version.
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The crime spree last Wednesday morning resulted in a shootout and the arrest of one suspect and the end of a manhunt for the second.
First, Jarvis Terez Marsh, 30, was taken into custody after crashing a stolen police vehicle while fleeing a shootout with deputies. Marsh was taken to Stanly County Hospital to receive treatment for a gunshot wound.
Authorities say 23-year-old Robert Lamar Smith, the second suspect, turned himself in to officials in Anson County. He was taken into custody on several charges including robbery, kidnapping and burglary. His bond was set at $1,600,000.
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LifeSouth and the community of Chiefland invite the public to be a part of saving lives when they team up to host a blood drive on Saturday, Jan. 17, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. in the Wal-Mart parking lot, 2201 North Young Blvd., Chiefland.
A Camp Azalea resident was rebuffed in her attempt to have the Levy County Commission enforce rules on political signs still standing along roadways.
Toni Collins complained at a December commission meeting about the signs still up from the Nov. 4 general election and gave indications it was a candidate who lost the election.
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Levy County Clerk of Court Danny Shipp, unlike some clerks around the state, did not open the county courthouse in Bronson at the stroke of midnight on Tuesday, the first moment single sex couples were able to marry in the state.
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It does not take a handicapped person to know that the Levy County Courthouse and Administrative Building in Bronson needs updating to accommodate those with disabilities.
The courthouse, the county's fourth, was constructed in 1937, and the administrative building was added in 1963. The sidewalks have been patched several times, but still there are cracks. Ditto for the stairs leading to the main administrative entrance; they are showing their age.
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Last week, the Town of Bronson was busy tearing up Court Street in an effort to get a portion of the town's new sewer system in the ground, as recent visitors to the Levy County Courthouse are undoubtedly aware.
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