Coolblue's Choice Cameras with a tiltable screen
7 results
Our choice for professional nature photos
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33-megapixel full-frame sensor
| 4K, 60 fps
| With built-in image stabilization
- Thanks to the full-frame sensor, your photos have lots of details and they look bright.
- The camera has a waterproof design, so you can take photos in bad weather conditions without problems.
- You can take various kinds of photos with the zoom lens and you can take photos of landscapes and animals, for example.
- Thanks to the large zoom range, you can effortlessly bring far-away subjects like wild animals or athletes up close.
- The image stabilization reduces the vibrations of your hand, so you can record sharp and zoomed-in images.
- You can tilt the screen forward and see yourself while you vlog.
- In 4K resolution, you can record razor-sharp images that are suitable for social media.
- Thanks to the compact size, you can effortlessly take the camera with you on vacation.
- You can take detailed photos and videos that are sharper than images you record with your smartphone.
Our choice for professional portrait photos
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Canon EOS R6
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Standard
- The large full-frame sensor ensures you can take clear photos in which the subject stands out from the background.
- You can take photos with a soft bokeh and little distortion with the light-sensitive portrait lens.
Our choice for hobby portrait photos
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APS-C image sensor
| 4K, 60 fps
| Size: medium
- Thanks to the APS-C sensor, you can see a lot of details in your photos which results in immersive portrait photos.
- You can take photos with a soft background blur and little distortion with the light-sensitive lens.
Our choice for professional travel photos
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33-megapixel full-frame sensor
| 4K, 60 fps
| With built-in image stabilization
- Thanks to the compact size and low weight, you can easily take the lens with you on a trip.
- The camera has a full-frame sensor, so your photos have a lot of details and look bright.
- You can take razor-sharp photos at low light thanks to the built-in image stabilization.
