This article is a comparison between one of the best mirrorless semi-pro cameras and a DSLR entry-level camera; both of which came into the market 2 months between each other. And just to emphasize the topic, the cameras we refer to here are the Sony a6000 vs Canon T5.
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This article is properly stocked with relevant information to help you make a decision on which camera suits your needs. We are talking about the feature by feature comparisons and even the bright spots and not so bright spots of each camera.
However, if you need to make a quick decision and do not want to go through the entire article, there’s a quick fix. Just go through the comparison overview and comparison table sections. They’ll help you make as quick an informed decision as you need.
Nonetheless, we recommend that you go through the entire article if you want all those things better explained. We also recommend that you check out some of our other Sony-Canon comparison articles like the Sony a6000 vs Canon T5i.
Sony a6000 vs Canon T5 – Comparison Overview
Here’s a quick summary of the facts:
Overall Rating Of The Sony a6000 Vs Canon T5
While the Sony a6000 is a semi-pro camera, the Canon T5 is an entry-level camera and they both do quite well for the level of expertise they cater to.
It would be unfair of us to crown one camera the better of the two seeing as there isn’t a level playing field. However, we must point out that both cameras are better at shooting photos than they are at recording videos.
Rating Of The Features Of The Sony a6000 Vs Canon T5
First off, allow us to point out that the Sony a6000 is a mirrorless camera while the Canon T5 is a DSLR. We needed to point it out because it helps put things in perspective as there are certain features that are unique to each kind of camera.
The Sony a6000 which is a mirrorless camera has an electronic viewfinder, a not very impressive battery life, and is the lighter of the two cameras. On the other hand, the Canon T5 has an optical viewfinder, a slightly more impressive battery life, and is the heavier of the two cameras.
Furthermore, the Sony a6000 has more features than the Canon T5 but that is kinda understandable seeing as the former is a semi-pro camera while the latter is an entry-level camera.
That said, the Sony a6000 has an inbuilt wireless connection, a Near Field Communication connection that can be controlled using a smartphone. The camera also supports the use of the Ultra-High-Speed memory card.
It also does better than the Canon T5 in certain areas like the continuous shooting mode (11 vs 3 frames per second), the ISO range (100 to 25600 vs 100 to 6400), sensor resolution (24 vs 18 megapixels), and even focus points (179 as against 9).
The few areas where the Canon T5 does better than the Sony a6000 are with the battery life (500 vs 360 shots per charge) and the flash coverage (9.2 vs 6 meters).
However, it is not all different. Both cameras have an inbuilt flash and a flash port, RAW support, and a face detection feature. In the same vein, they both do not have an in-body image stabilization feature and are both not weather sealed.
Price Value Ratio – Sony a6000 vs Canon T5
Which is more expensive: Sony a6000 vs Canon T5
The Sony a6000 is more expensive than the Canon T5 although both cameras are really affordable. The prices of both cameras also justify their price tags as you’ll be getting good value for your money.
About The Brands
Sony
Sony is a Japanese conglomerate that has its hands in a number of different ventures including entertainment, electronics, gaming, and even finance. And it has a pretty good rep.
More specifically, though, Sony cameras are known for having a good sensor and being pretty affordable. However, Sony is not exactly popular for having a very good battery life.
Canon
Canon is also a Japanese brand, howbeit, a more streamlined one. It only has products in the imaging and optics sector.
Canon is known for its quality generally but more specifically it is known for having a decent battery life and good lenses. However, its camera bodies are usually quite pricey.
Sony a6000 vs Canon T5 — Comparison Table
Sony a6000 |
Canon T5 | |
| Weight | 0.76 pounds | 1.06 pounds |
| Dimensions | 4.7 by 2.6 by 1.8 inches | 5.1 by 3.9 by 3.1 inches |
| Viewfinder | Electronic | Optical |
| Battery Life | 360 shots per charge | 500 shots per charge |
| Continuous Shooting | 11.0 frames per second (fps) | 3 frames per second (fps) |
| Sensor Resolution | 24 megapixels | 18 megapixels |
| Wireless Connection | In-built | None |
| Screen Resolution | 922k dots | 460k dots |
| Articulating Screen | Tilting screen | Fixed screen |
| ISO | 100 – 25600 and can be expanded to 51200 | 100 to 6400 |
Sony a6000 vs Canon T5 – Circumstances They Are Best Suited For
Sony a6000 |
Canon T5 |
| The Sony a6000 is a faster camera. So, we recommend it if you shoot in places where there is a lot of movements like a wildlife safari. | On the other hand, the Canon T5 has a slightly better battery life than the Sony a6000. So, consider getting this one if you need a camera that will stay awake a bit longer. |
| This camera also has a better sensor resolution and so will take better photos. | Also, you’ll get more lenses with this camera than with the Sony a6000. |
Sony a6000 vs Canon T5 – Common Features
The following features are common to both the Sony a6000 and the Canon T5:
1. Viewfinder
2. Flash
3. RAW Support
4. Face Detection
5. Battery Life
1. Viewfinder
Which has a viewfinder: Sony a6000 or Canon T5?
Both the Sony a6000 and the Canon t5 have viewfinders. The Sony a6000 has an electronic viewfinder, which is common with mirrorless cameras. On the other hand, the Canon t5, being a DSLR, has an optical viewfinder, which is common for DSLRs.
It is kinda common knowledge that not all cameras have a viewfinder. These cameras are usually either mirrorless or compact; DSLRs always have their viewfinder.
Anyway, this is why we’ve decided to include the appearance of a viewfinder in our common features section despite the significant differences.
The optical viewfinder can best be compared as a window or a pair of binoculars. You know how you look through a window and the image you see is almost exactly how it would look if you were looking directly at the image? That’s how it works with an optical viewfinder.
The good thing about this is that you can use an optical viewfinder without battery power. However, the images you see are optical, not digital. And really, when you take a shot, the image you see is digital. So, the optical viewfinder doesn’t give the most accurate representation of what your sensor sees.
On the other hand, because the electronic viewfinder is basically a small LCD screen, it shows you a very close representation of what your sensor sees. However, aside from using up a bit of battery power, the electronic viewfinder is a bit slower in response than the optical viewfinder.
Nonetheless, as we earlier pointed out, they both have a viewfinder and that is really important.
2. External Flash Shoe
Which has an external flash shoe: Sony a6000 or Canon T5?
Both the Sony a6000 and the Canon T5 have an external flash shoe to enable connection of external flash devices. The external flash is a better source of light; has a better range and can even be used to take flash photography.
There are situations when the external flash are totally useful. The inbuilt flash isn’t all significant that but it sure has its uses.
We appreciate the effort put into preparing both cameras for the inevitable bad light situation. In fact, sometimes, the issue isn’t even a bad light situation. We actually want to take pictures in the dark but the camera needs to be able to see.
3. RAW Support
Which supports RAW file format: Sony a6000 or Canon T5?
Both the Sony a6000 and the Canon T5 support the RAW file format. So, you can just do whatever works. Photos that are not in RAW format are usually in Jpeg format.
jpeg pictures are usually small files that do not take up so much storage space and are usually of decent quality.However, when compared to their RAW counterparts, most people usually go for the RAW quality.
Photos in RAW format are not without their issues too as they are really large files that take up quite a bit of space. You’ll have to carry extra storage cards with you if you decide to shoot in RAW.
4. Face Detection
Which has the face detection feature: Sony a6000 or Canon T5?
Both the Sony a6000 and the Canon T5 have the face detection feature and it helps them detect faces and focus on them as you shoot. This helps reduce the incidence of a blur to a reasonable extent.
The face detection feature is a very simple feature that a lot of phones are even beginning to have. You know when you prepare to take a picture on your phone and you see a small box or boxes? Well, that’s your phone’s face detection feature doing its thing.
5. Battery Life
Which has a longer battery life: Sony a6000 or Canon T5?
The Canon T5 actually has a longer battery life than the Sony a6000. The Canon T5 takes 500 shots per charge while the Sony a6000 takes 360 shots per charge.
However, the Canon T5’s 500 shots per charge don’t spark joy. Now, let us say that, depending on what you need your camera for, 500 or even 360 shots are more than enough.
Nonetheless, we believe the battery life of both cameras could have been better. But then we remember that the Canon T5 is an entry-level camera and we kinda understand.
Sony a6000 vs Canon T5 – A Sony a6000 Demonstration Video
Sony a6000 vs Canon T5 – What Are The Unique Features?
1. Mirrorless Vs DSLR
2. Weight
3. Wireless Connection
4. Articulating Screen
5. ISO Range
6. Sensor Resolution
7. Continuous Shooting
8. Memory Card
9. Available Lenses
In this section, we get to see how different the cameras are from each other. This section contains those features that you will find in one camera but not the other and also those features that are in both cameras but are really different.
1. Mirrorless Vs DSLR
Which is a mirrorless camera: Sony a6000 or Canon T5?
The Sony a6000 is a mirrorless camera while the Canon T5 is a DSLR camera.
The primary difference between a mirrorless and a DSLR is the absence/presence of a mirror and an optical viewfinder.
This difference is so significant that it affects the way either kind of camera works and is also responsible for a few other differences between both kinds of cameras.
Here’s how things work with a DSLR. Light passes through the attached lens and goes on to hit the mirror. From the mirror, the light splits; one part hits the viewfinder, allowing you to see the subject you are focusing on while the other part hits the Autofocus sensor.
Now here’s how things work with a mirrorless. Light passes through the lens and since there is no mirror goes straight to the sensor. The sensor, instead of sending light, sends a digital image. And this is the reason you have to wait a bit before you see any image on your electronic viewfinder.
Now, because of the absence of a mirror, mirrorless cameras are usually lighter than DSLR cameras. On the other hand, DSLR cameras have been known to have a longer battery life than mirrorless cameras.
2. Weight
What is the weight of the Sony a6000 and the Canon T5?
The Sony a6000 weighs 0.76 pounds while the Canon T5 weighs 1.06 pounds. While we consider the difference in weight significant enough, we have to say that the Canon T5 can honestly not be called a heavy camera. It is a decent weight and won’t give you issues.
Furthermore, in talking camera weight, one must be careful to not make conclusions solely based on the weight of the camera. You can’t take shots without lenses, so, the weight of the lenses has to be put into consideration.
Now, because this is a comparison review, we need not check out the weight of each individual lens. What we need to know, basically, is which camera would be heavier if lenses where added.
To do this, we look at the size of the sensor. The camera with the bigger sensor will need bigger and heavier lenses which will significantly affect its relative weight.
However, in the case of the two cameras in this review, the lenses will certainly affect their individual weight but not their relative weight.
This is because they both have an APS-C size sensor and so will require lenses of the same weight and size for the same aperture and focal length.
3. Wireless Connection
Which has the wireless connection feature: Sony a6000 or Canon T5?
The Sony a6000 has an in-built wireless connection feature while the CanonT5 lacks this feature. The implication of this is that only the Sony a6000 can send files to an online location or even download apps off the internet.
Furthermore, there is the Near Field Communication (NFC) connection which is also only available in the Sony a6000. The NFC connection is basically an offline wireless connection.
An NFC enabled camera can connect with other devices that are also NFC enabled. And via this connection, files can be transferred from the camera to an off-camera location.
Finally, only the Sony a6000 can be smartphone-controlled. You’ll have to download an app for this one with your smartphone. But once a connection is made between the smartphone and the camera via this app, you can control the camera from the phone; take mock shots and even do some settings changes.
To put things in perspective, the Canon T5 doesn’t have any of the aforementioned features and both cameras do not have the Bluetooth feature. The implication of this is that you cannot do wireless transfers with the Canon T5.
4. Articulating Screen
Which has an articulating screen: Sony a6000 or Canon T5?
The Sony a6000 has a 3-inch articulating screen while the Canon T5 has a 3-inch fixed screen. An articulating screen is that kind of screen that can be moved or turned in certain sections independent of the camera body.
Now there are basically two kinds of articulating screens: the tilting screen and the full-flex screen. The tilting screen can only be moved upward and then back down. However, the degrees to which it can be adjusted differ from camera to camera. On the other hand, a full-flex screen can be rotated.
Whatever the articulating screen type though, the basic idea for the camera to be able to capture subjects from different interesting angles. And you probably agree with us that it is sure better than a fixed screen.
Still, on the subject of screens, the screen resolution is an important factor to consider. It doesn’t directly the quality of pictures you take but it sure affects you shooting pleasure.
That said, while the Sony a6000 has a 922k dot screen resolution, the Canon T5 has a 460k dot screen resolution. It looks to us like the Sony a6000 has the Canon T5 beat in the screen department.
5. ISO Range
What is the ISO range of the Sony a6000 and the Canon T5?
The ISO range of the Sony a6000 is between 100 and 25600 and can be expanded to 51200 while that of the Canon T5 is only between 100 and 6400.
That said, the Sony a6000 has a more impressive ISO range and you’ll agree with us that the wider the ISO range, the more room to maneuver.
Looking for a factor that is sure to affect the quality of the photos you take? Here is one; the ISO. Light is a very important factor in taking the perfect picture and the ISO tells us how much light your camera will let in.
Now, the ISO comes in a spectrum or a range and the whole spectrum could actually come in handy at some point. Let’s explain.
If you are taking shots out in the sun or in a place equally as bright, you really do not need your camera to let in all that light. In this situation, your best bet is a low ISO. This is because, in a low ISO setting, the camera only lets in the light that is necessary for the picture.
However, if you’re taking shots in the dark, you’ll need to set your camera to a high ISO. In this setting, the camera is open to letting in as much light to compensate for the lack of light.
However, bear in mind that if a camera is set to a high ISO, there is more probability of the camera producing grainy pictures than if it was set to a low ISO.
6. Sensor Resolution
What is the sensor resolution of the Sony a6000 and the Canon T5?
The Sony a6000 has a 24-megapixel sensor resolution while the Canon T5 has an 18-megapixel sensor resolution. The 6-megapixel difference is pretty significant; significant enough to tell you that you won’t get as much detail with the Canon T5 as you will get with the Sony a6000.
This resolution is basically about how good the sensor is and this is one of the things that Sony seems to be really good at. The better the sensor resolution, the better the quality of photos.
What this means is that a good sensor resolution usually translates into photos that can be cropped to certain details and can be printed in large prints.
7. Continuous Shooting
This feature tells us how fast the camera is. It is a model that you can turn on if you need to take as many shots as possible.
This continuous shooting mode will come in handy if you need to shoot in places where there are a lot of movements like a wildlife park, a sports center, or any such place. It will also come in handy if you need to shoot toddlers; those humans can hardly stay still.
That said, the Sony a6000 has a pretty impressive continuous shooting rate; way more impressive than the Canon T5. With the Sony a6000, you can get 11 frames in one second while the Canon T5 can only take 3 frames in one second.
8. Memory Card
Which is compatible with an Ultra-High-Speed memory card: Sony a6000 or Canon T5?
The Sony a6000 is compatible with an Ultra-High Speed memory card while the Canon T5 lacks this compatibility. This kind of memory card allows for files to be transferred to storage in ultra-high speeds.
This kind of memory card allows for files to be transferred to storage in ultra-high speeds. That said, of the two cameras in this review, only the Sony a6000 is compatible with an Ultra-High Speed memory card, the UHS-I memory card to be specific.
9. Available Lenses
What are the available lenses in the Sony a6000 and the Canon T5?
The Sony a6000 has 102 lenses while the Canon T5 has 319 lenses. Additionally, neither camera has the in-body image stabilization feature.
The implication of this is that, if photos are taken with either cameras and the camera is jostled mid-shot, the photos will come out looking blurry.
To prevent this, both cameras have optical stabilization lenses. These lenses help stabilize the sensor, eliminating the possibility of having blurry pictures.
Sony a6000 vs Canon T5 — A Canon T5 Demonstration Video
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Sony a6000 – What Are the Unique Pros?
The following are the unique pros of the Sony a6000:
1. The Sony a6000 has an inbuilt wireless connection which will allow you access to the internet. You can download apps off the internet or transfer some of your photos to an online location.
2. Furthermore, this camera has the Near Field Communication connection which will allow you offline wireless connection with other devices. You can also transfer files to an off-camera device via this connection.
3. This camera can be controlled using a smartphone which could be really convenient.
4. The Sony a6000 has a tilting screen so you can take really creative photos from different interesting angles with this camera.
5. This camera has a way better ISO range than the Canon T5.
6. This camera also has a way better continuous shooting rate than the Canon T5.
7. The Sony a6000 has a lot more focus points (179) than the Canon T5 (9). This, combined with its continuous shooting rate, makes the Sony a6000 a fast camera.
8. Furthermore, the Sony a6000 supports the use of the UHS-I memory card.
9. This camera also has a better color depth (24.1) than the Canon T5 (21.9).
10. The Sony a6000 has a better screen resolution than the Canon T5.
11. Furthermore, this camera has a better viewfinder coverage (100%) than the Canon T5.
12. Finally, the Sony a6000 is lighter than the Canon T5.
Canon T5 – What Are the Unique Pros?
The following are the unique pros of the Canon T5:
1. The Canon T5 has a slightly longer battery life than the Sony a6000.
2. Also, this camera has more lenses available to it than the Sony a6000.
3. Finally, the Canon T5 has a longer flash coverage (9.2 meters) than the Sony a6000 (6 meters).
Sony a6000 – What Are the Unique Cons?
- The Sony a6000 doesn’t have as long a flash coverage as the Canon T5.
Canon T5 – What Are the Unique Cons?
- First off, the Canon T5 doesn’t have any kind of wireless connection feature. As a result, you cannot wirelessly transfer your files from the camera to an off-camera site.
- Furthermore, this camera doesn’t have a very impressive continuous shooting rate.
- Also, the fixed screen might not be an awesome avenue for your creativity.
- The Canon T5 doesn’t have a very impressive screen resolution.
- It also doesn’t have many focus points.
- Finally, this camera doesn’t have as impressive a sensor resolution as the Sony a6000.
Common Pros of the Sony a6000 vs Canon T5
Sony a6000 |
Canon T5 | |
| Viewfinder | We like that the Sony a6000 has a viewfinder and we think it is worth mentioning because not every mirrorless camera has a viewfinder. And just to be clear, the Sony a6000 has an electronic viewfinder. | Same as the Sony a6000. |
| Flash | Furthermore, the Sony a6000 has an inbuilt flash which might be good in some bad light situations. Also, this camera has a flash shoe to which you can attach an external flash. The external flash is usually a better light source and is better for times when you want to do flash photography. | Same as the Sony a6000. |
| RAW Support | You can take RAW photos with the Sony a6000. And just to be clear, RAW photos are usually of better quality than jpeg photos. | Same as the Sony a6000. |
| Face Detection | Finally, the Sony a6000 is able to detect and focus on faces, making it a good camera for taking portraits. | Same as the Sony a6000. |
Common Cons of the Sony a6000 And The Canon T5
Sony a6000 |
Canon T5 | |
| Image Stabilization | First off, the Sony a6000 does not have the in-body image stabilization feature. As a result, photos taken with this camera in motion could come out looking blurry. One would have to keep one’s hands really steady or use a tripod to reduce this occurrence. More preferably, though, you can get an optical stabilization lens. | Same as the Sony a6000. |
| Weather Sealing | Also, this camera is neither protected against dust nor protected against water. As a result, you’ll have to be careful when and where you use this camera in order not to damage it. | Same as the Sony a6000. |
| 4K Videos | The Sony a6000 cannot record 4k videos. Its video resolution is 1920 by 1080 which isn’t the best possible video resolution. You’ll probably not like the quality if you are doing really serious video recording. | Same as the Sony a6000. |
| Microphone and Headphone Ports | Still on the issue of video recording, the Sony a6000 neither has a microphone port nor has a headphone port. The implication of this is that your videos will not have very good quality audio and you won’t be able to hear what you are recording or have recorded properly. | Same as the Sony a6000 |
Sony a6000 vs Canon T5 – What People Think About Both
Sony a6000 |
Canon T5 |
| A good number of people that go for this camera are those that need a camera primarily for taking photos. This is because it has a really good sensor resolution which allows for really good quality photos. People also seem to like the continuous shooting rate of this camera. The weight and size of the Sony a6000 is another thing that customers are happy about. Apparently, the fact that the camera is compact enough to fit into small places and light enough to be carried around makes this camera an asset. | According to what we’ve gathered from the responses of customers, the Canon T5 makes for a really good beginner camera. Apparently, the picture quality is good enough and the camera is easy enough to operate. People also happen to like the weight of this camera. Remember we said that the Canon T5 isn’t a heavy camera? Apparently, a good number of users agree with us. |
| However, as we earlier pointed out, this camera is more popular among photographers. Videographers or cinematographers do not really make use of this camera because of the video resolution and the absence of a microphone port. These features would have enhanced the video recording quality of this camera. | A few people have complained that the camera is too basic and misses some important features like the wireless connection and even an articulating. However, it doesn’t claim to be anything more than an entry-level camera and people seem to understand. |
Sony a6000 vs Canon T5 – Our Take
Sony a6000 |
Canon T5 |
| We happen to like the Sony a6000 and believe it is a decent semi-pro camera and could even make for a decent professional backup camera. The image quality (which Sony almost always gets right), the continuous shooting rate, and the fact that it has an inbuilt wireless connection are some of the reasons we like the Sony a6000. | We also like the Canon T5 and believe that beginner photographers will benefit from it. It is pretty affordable, doesn’t weigh so much, takes relatively good pictures, and is pretty easy to learn to use. Also, seeing as this is an entry-level camera, the battery life could be quite satisfactory. |
| There are a number of features that we would have liked for this camera to have. However, we think the absent features can be worked around. If you agree with us. Get the Sony a6000 now! | If you are a beginner photographer, you might not miss some of the features that this camera does not have. However, it is a choice you’ll have to make. If you’ve decided on this camera, get the Canon T5 now! |
Sony a6000 Vs Canon T5 – Related FAQs
How Can I Charge My Canon Rebel T5 Battery without a Charger?
To charge the Canon Rebel T5 battery without a charger, you will have to use a USB cable which will be connected to a power adapter or a PC.
Before using the USB cable, ensure that the camera battery is properly inserted in the battery compartment.
After the USB cable is connected to the PC, you will see a prompt requesting for the operation you want to perform. You have to select USB charge and click on the ‘OK’ bar to charge.
How Do I take Good Pictures with My Canon Rebel T5?
To take good pictures with the Canon Rebel T5, the following tips will be useful:
- Use the P setting to select your shooting mode.
- Press the Lv button if you need to preview images after every shot.
- Avoid pushing the ISO above 3200. If the ISO shoots beyond 3200, the photos will be grainy.
- Adapt a partial metering mode if you need to photograph subjects against snow
- Avoid using the built-in flash except when it is absolutely necessary. Wrong use of the built-in flash affects the picture white balance.
What is the Best Lens for Canon Rebel T5?
The following lenses are compatible with the Canon Rebel T5:
- Zeiss Distagon T* Otus 1,4/55.
- Canon EF 200-400mm f/4L IS USM Extender 1.4x (extender on and off)
- Samyang 16mm f2. 0 ED AS UMC CS.
- Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM.
- Sigma 18-35mm F1.
- Canon EF 35mm f/2 IS USM.
- Sigma 30mm F1.
- Carl Zeiss Planar T 85mm f/1.4 ZE Canon
- Carl Zeiss Distagon T 35mm f/2 ZE Canon
- Carl Zeiss Planar T 85mm f/1.4 ZE Canon
- Carl Zeiss Distagon T 35mm f/2 ZE Canon
Is the Sony a6000 Good for Filming?
The Sony a6000 is not good for filming. The camera shoots full HD but this is not good enough for filmmaking as your camera needs to shoot 4K DCI or 4K UHD which is lacking in the Sony a6000.
Additionally, the Sony a6000 is not compatible with external microphones and this feature is certainly needed in filmmaking. Having to record videos without an external microphone affects the overall performance of the camera as the video is likely to come with a poor sound.
How Long Does the Canon T55 Battery Last?
The battery of the Canon T5 lasts up to 1hr. 25 mins when it is fully charged. The Canon T5 uses the Battery Pack LP-E10 and this battery lasts long especially when in use at a room temperature of (23C/73F).
Per full charge of the Canon T5, you will be getting a maximum of 500 shots. The capacity of the Battery Pack LP-E10 is 860mAh and you can use any kind of lens to shoot without any interference.
Is the Canon T5 Good in Low Light?
The Canon T5 performs very well in low light. The camera captures bright images at the lowest light level (1/16 foot-candle) even in the lowest sensitivity setting (ISO 100).
Expectedly, the noise becomes visible at ISO 3200 although with a grained value that is not objectionable. The camera also has an in-built noise reduction feature outlined for JPEGs and exhibits highly sophisticated softening details.
ISO noise is measured with the use of imatest test pattern and analysis software and in this test, the Canon T5 performed well.
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