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That's funny because i've heard the exact same thing BACKWARDS. Nikon has better lenses, better quality, best service. not saying it's true, but that's what i've heard lol. Honestly I think it's kind of sad " Nikon is better, Canon is better " blabla it's all nonesense. It depends what you're doing what you want to pay and what you like. As for me, I shut down canon when I bought my first DSLR. Canon Rebel T3 or Nikon D3100. You hold the T3, it feels cheap, and like itll break easy if you bump it. Looks bad, no texture or anything, just plain simple cheap plastic. Nikon D3100, Solid feel, looks great, very tough, textured just as well as all the other Nikons. All around probably the best cheapo DSLR you can get. Based on that experience I took Nikon have always preferred the Nikons over Canon. I've read that Nikon has never used plastic in their lenses, Canon has. My conclusion is that Canon doesn't give a rats on the Cheap low end products they have but rather dump everything on the high end. Nikon treats all their products like no matter the price you get the quality that comes with Nikon. I don't know, to me Nikon is Superior IN MY OPINION, it's just what I like and the same goes for every Nikon or Canon shooter. We all shoot what works best for us and what we want to be. The Nikon D7100 is pretty much the best DSLR you can get now under $1000. It's been rated and reviewed the money you pay for that camera no one is touching it. My 2 cents.These stereotypes of each brand are just those I gathered through internet research. I'm not saying I take these seriously, but I think it'd be interesting to see what your thoughts are regarding these points.
Canon
- Better lenses than Nikon
- Better customer service than Nikon
- More consistent than Nikon(in terms of quality control)
Nikon
- Better sensors than Canon
- More flexible shooting (accessories, flash systems..etc)
If Nikon has better sensors and worse lenses, and Canon has worse sensors and better lenses, would this mean that they produce the same quality of images? I've heard canon is really bad at dynamic range, shadows, and high iso(aps-c lineup).
Oh and i've found some Canons are made in China. Find a Nikon made in China