Nikon D7100 vs 70D and 7D

[Eightshot]

Hi all, iv only ever owned a Nikon D60 and as it has finally given up the ghost AND i have started to find it limiting i have been wanting to upgrade.

I want to move into owning a canon and so started out looking at the canon 70D however after encoutering the Nikon D7100 im struggling to justify it as it seems to be an all round better camera for the same price. so i looked into the 7D but even this (even at a higher price bracket) seem to come only marginally better than the D7100.

What am i missing? ive been away from photography for quite some time and am rusty to say the least.

Would appreciate any help you can give.

 

[ajfotofilmagem]

Each specific camera model has its advantages and weaknesses. I'll try to summarize:

Nikon D7100 has the best resolution, and when used as a high quality lenses can provide sharper images. The picture quality is the best of the three at ISO100, but loses this advantage above ISO800.

Canon 70D has a similar resolution to the D7100, but takes advantage above ISO800. It is the only of the three that makes continuous autofocus during video, and combined with STM lens is very fast, quiet, and fits smoothly. All STM lenses launched so far have high image quality, and its mechanics are superior to traditional models in the same price range. The articulated LCD touchscreen is great and just tap your finger on the image of the object, the AF will follow it effectively.

Canon 7D is a camera "bulletproof" but the image quality is outdated, and loses to the other two in this regard. But 7D is the fastest camera, and makes 8 frames per second.