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High Quality: Canon EOS-1D X

Canon didn’t hold back any features when it created the newest version of its flagship professional DSLR. Want to know just how popular this camera is? Check the sidelines during any NFL game, and you'll probably see sports photographers toting the EOS-1D X.

Thanks to its machine-gun-style shutter capable of capturing up to 14 frames per second in Super High Speed Mode, this camera is ideal for shooting sports and other high-speed action.

The EOS-1D X also has an 18.1-megapixel CMOS sensor for maximum detail, plus a 3.2-inch LCD screen. It can record 1080p HD video, and it supports an astronomical maximum ISO setting of 51,200 for shooting in low-light situations.

Canon EOS-1D X | $6799

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