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hi I'm Lexi Sebelius was seen at taking a first look at two of canons brand-new entry-level DSLRs the AR 750d and AR 760d otherwise known as the t6 I and T 6s in the US both of these cameras are designed for photographers who are stepping up to a DSLR for the first time they both share the same gut inside so they've got a twenty four point two megapixel aps-c CMOS sensor there is a touch screen that flips up and rotates on free and they also have Wi-Fi and NFC connectivity let's focus a bit more on the 760d though because there are a couple of different features that differentiate it from the 750 first up on the top here is an LCD panel now this is something that normally only appears on higher end DSLRs so you get information on your ISO and your exposure without needing to look at the screen or through the viewfinder also moving down to the mode down here there is a locking button so if you're out and about and you're moving the model around you're not accidentally knocking it out of place also around the back you are getting rather than a four-way directional pad like on the 750 there is a proper control wheel here that's also more in line with higher-end DSLRs and on the inside you get a couple of extra features for videographers and movie makers for example HDR video this is taking the video at 60 frames a second now one frame is underexposed and one frame is on the exposure then it merges it together in-camera and you get a final results of a 30 frames per second video at 720p there is also a miniature movie mode as well both of the new cameras will be available in April globally if you want to check out more information on these two new canons you can find more info at cnet.com