product is genuine and i got this for very less price.Packing is not at all good for a costly product and even my original camera box got teared on one corner.

The Canon EOS 70D is the company's latest mid-range DSLR, featuring a 20.2 Megapixel APS-C sensor, Full HD video, a fully articulated touch-screen monitor, built-in Wifi and an innovative new autofocusing system which promises far superior performance during Live View and movies.

Great image quality; high resolution and low noise; Best continuous AF for movies on the market; 1080p movies with compression and timecode options; Large viewfinder with on-demand guides; Fully articulated touchscreen display; Fast continuous hooting at 7fps; Built-in Wifi with laptop or smartphone...

Live View AF only suitable for slow moving subjects; Slow shot-to-shot times in Live View; No built-in GPS nor supplied means to sync with log; No in-camera panorama stitching; Smartphone app can't transfer original image size; EOS Utility need a wireless LAN to operate wirelessly; Single memory...

A stunningly fast new autofocus system makes the 70D a seriously tempting DSLR

Offering most of what an enthusiast looks for in a digital SLR, the Canon 70D takes it a step further with excellent live view and movie mode autofocus. Good continuous shooting performance and Wi-Fi simply serve to sweeten the deal.

Dual Pixel AF makes movie and live view modes more usable; Good heft without being too large to hold; High ISO shots are quite usable; even above ISO 6400; Excellent LCD and responsive touchscreen; Special coating minimizes fingerprint smudges from touchscreen use; Articulated LCD for shooting from...

Dual Pixel AF does not allow tracking autofocus while shooting continuously; Relatively small viewfinder; LCD blacks out completely during continuous shooting in live view; AF illuminator integrated into flash (must have flash engaged to use it; Complicated Wi-Fi setup; Movie mode disabled when...

The Canon EOS 70D adds yet more spice to the increasingly competitive mid-range DSLR sector, thanks to an innovative autofocus system.

We wanted to give the camera an image quality rating of 7.5; it's very good, but overall, not quite as good as the D7100, all things considered. It's unfortunate because the rest of the package - excellent autofocus system, streamlined shooting design and appropriate feature set for the price - adds...

New sensor delivers excellent autofocus performance and the camera itself is quite fast; Streamlined design; Feature set appropriately tailored to the target market

Image quality doesn't overly impress for this price class; Single card slot; Hard-to-control multicontroller; Wi-Fi/movie mode conflict

When I tested the Canon EOS 60D three years ago in AP 23 August 2010, I thought it was quite a significant camera for the company. The market for middle to high-end enthusiast DSLRs has always been very competitive, so when Canon introduced the EOS 60D it had some small, but important changes.

Although it's too early to make a firm pronouncement before we receive a review camera, we feel the EOS 70D will be of interest to many photographers who have been awaiting an update to the EOS 60D.

The new dual pixel AF feature noticeably improves focus during video and live view, as promised, this will be particularly impressive and useful for those who shoot with Canon lenses for video or live view use, although at the expense of battery life, which drops dramatically from the otherwise...

Excellent colour; Excellent vari-angle 3inch touch screen; Focus in video; Lens correction; Electronic level (although not dual axis; Excellent battery life (when not using live view; Solid body with good handling; Playback image star ratings; Q.

1 year warranty; No AF light - AF-assist uses flash; Images lose detail at ISO3200; JPEG results can appear soft; EOS Remote Utility limited

Switch the 70D into video mode, however, and all bets are off. While the 60D didn't offer continuous AF for video capture, the 70D does so, and does so with a vengeance. Continuous AF shooting video with the 70D is simply the best DSLR performance I have ever had my hands on, regardless of camera...

Good still image quality; Good ISO noise performance; Latest generation processing engine and technology; Touchscreen monitor offers quick control response; Exceptional DSLR video performance due to continuous AF

72 dpi still image output requires resizing for printing; Touchscreen monitor collects fingerprints and smudges; impairing legibility in bright conditions; Camera seems to lose highlights to a higher degree than the 60D at default settings