Two new entry level cameras: EOS 750D and 760D

Canon has announced two new cameras in its entry-level EOS line-up. The EOS 750D is ideal if you are looking to capture images and Full HD movies with the assurance of automatic shooting modes. The EOS 760D gives enthusiast photographers more creative freedom and manual controls.

Both cameras use a powerful new 24.2MP sensor and Canon’s DIGIC 6 image processor. The ISO 100-12,800 range delivers detailed results even in low light. In addition, Flicker Detection technology, first found in the EOS 7D Mark II, provides consistently exposed images under artificial light for even greater flexibility.

Continuous shooting of 5 frames per second, together with a powerful 19 cross-type AF point system, help to capture fast-moving subjects.

Capture your world in movies

You can shoot movies in Full HD resolution and in MP4 format for easy online sharing. Advanced Hybrid CMOS AF III provides the ability to track or swap focus, while compatibility with STM lenses provides silent, smooth focusing for accuracy and speed.

The EOS 760D also gives videographers additional creative movie modes. Shoot atmospheric movies with detail in both the shadows and highlights with HDR movie mode, or instantly create the effect of professional tilt-and-shift lenses with Miniature Effect.

Control and creativity at your fingertips

The EOS 760D and EOS 750D have compact bodies with an ergonomic grip and Vari-Angle LCD for easy handling in all situations. Take over the shooting functions with full manual control for the freedom to develop your own creative shooting style. The EOS 760D allows photographers to be more considered with their settings with conveniently placed controls, usually found in Canon’s enthusiast EOS models, including the rear Quick Control Dial, top LCD panel and Intelligent Viewfinder for quick access and review of both settings and images.

Both cameras offer a range of easy-to-use, one-touch shooting modes and creative filters.

Share on the move, with friends and devices

Post your best images on social networks or store on cloud services, such as Canon’s image management service irista, using Wi-Fi for direct uploads. When you’re ready to store or review your pictures, NFC makes it simple and fast to connect and transfer to a Canon Connect Station, or NFC-enabled smart device.

Pricing and availability

The EOS 750D and 760D will be available from April 2015.
• EOS 760D - RRP £649.99 / €859.99 (body only)
• EOS 750D - RRP £599.99 / €799.99
• EOS 750D with EF-S 18-55mm IS STM - RRP £689.99 / €899.99
Selected lenses will be eligible for cashback when bought with an EOS 760D or EOS 750D.

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