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Canon EOS 650D vs Nikon D5200: which one should you buy?

Posted by on 12/16/2012
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It’s been a pretty significant year for new DSLR releases, with several launches from Nikon and a couple of significant introductions from Canon. The advanced amateur market is one of the most hotly contested, since cameras sold in this segment are often the start of a long-term commitment to the brand. Cameras such as the Nikon D5200 and the Canon EOS 650D offer something a little bit extra than the most basic cameras in each company’s lineup. Deciding which one to buy can be difficult, especially if you don’t already own any lenses. Here we take a look at the key differences between the two cameras to help you make your mind up. To see and purchase these two great cameras and more see our selection of DSLR CAMERAS.


Canon EOS 650D vs Nikon D5200: which one should you buy? (via ioTechie.com)

It’s been a pretty significant year for new DSLR releases, with several launches from Nikon and a couple of significant introductions from Canon. The advanced amateur market is one of the most hotly contested, since cameras sold in this segment are often the start of a long-term commitment to the…

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