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DonSantos, pinning the shutter speed or whatsoever makes sense only if you know that the firmware reports the really applied values. The reported shutter speeds may be incorrect just like the ISO...

Keith, don't you think that the share prices depend heavily on "test" results like those at DxOMark? Sure, just business)).

BTW, what DPR are waiting for with their review? Still not ready yet...

Keith, don't you think that the share prices depend heavily on "test" results like those at DxOMark? Sure, just business)).

BTW, what DPR are waiting for with their review? Still not ready (such a...

I guess if they would set the exposure correction on Canon in their low light test, there would be too much noise in output.

DxOMark did everything for the Canon to look better. If they still did not succeed, this is not their fault.

Dear Mr. Butler, to find out whether the claimed ISO values are correct, you need to know the real shutter speed and lens transmission at all relevant settings. Using these values and a standard...

Possibly I could buy it if it were a camcorder by its build and with added 60P FHD recording. What are you going to watch? Handheld shaky choppy 30p? Any modern camcorder gives better quality at...

2 stops better than 40D? Wow)))). DxOMark gives less than 1 stop, ant that's taking into account their rendering to 8 Mpix standard. Even at the same resolution the difference would be about 1...

Only with help of a self-programmed signal processing unit :).

It seems that the 70D owners will have described everything before the review appears. Actually, 70D = 60D + on-chip PDAF, which is the only thing to investigate given the available sensor...

You may read some reviews and get numerical data from DxOMark, SLRGear, Lenstip and other respectable sites. BTW, why not try a third-party lens?

See already available DxOMark results.

See already available DxOMark results - no visible difference with 60D.

DSLR handheld video shooting is simply uncomfortable, that's it.

DSLR (or any PHOTOcamera-shaped revice) handheld video shooting is simply uncomfortable, that's it.

DSLR (or any PHOTOcamera-shaped device) handheld video shooting is simply uncomfortable, that's it.

Well, I think now everybody will admit that the 70D loses to D5x00 and D7x00 in SNR, the difference being, at my sight, 0.5 to 2/3 stops ISO. Is seems to be on par with 60D, which Canon...

The core of Eduardo Miyashita's post: a decent autofocus in live view or video is not that useless, even for typical still photographers who don't know the camera and don't want to wait for 3...

If you are shooting still or slowly moving objects and you do not utterly need lower noise just stick with your Rebel and wait (I guess, for two years or so). Might want switch for 60D for better...

If you are shooting still or slowly moving objects and you do not utterly need lower noise, just stick with your Rebel and wait (I guess, for two years or so). Might want switch for 60D for better...