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The Canon "D" line is always popular, from the 550D to 650D having:

-18 mega pixel sensor

Provides great picture quality.

also video quality below:

- Full HD (1920/1080) at 25/30fps

- 720p 60/30/25 fps

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Any DSLR can produce professional-quality photos; the question is, how large do you want the photos to be? A camera that shoots 12MP images will give a smaller pro-grade picture than an 18MP camera.

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