Canon knows how to make great DSLRs, and the EOS 70D is one example. It has a good price point, takes high-quality still images, and, with the new Dual Pixel AF technology, is a pro at shooting ...

The Canon EOS 70D stays true to Canon’s long-successful design for this camera line. A beefy grip, long enough to fit all your fingers and angled slightly toward your palm on the side nearest the lens ...

Canon announced the successor to their EOS 60D with the 20-megapixel EOS 70D Digital SLR camera, which features built-in wireless connectivity and a new Dual Pixel CMOS AF system for instant and ...

Canon's setting out to change that, with its brilliant new EOS 70D. On the surface, this 20.2-megapixel camera doesn't venture far from its 60D roots, but internally, it's an entirely different ...

You can also wirelessly tether the camera to a computer using Canon EOS Utility, but only through an access point, not peer-to-peer; that renders it useless for a subset of cases.

The Canon EOS 70D's new sensor delivers excellent autofocus performance and the camera itself is quite fast.

Again, that might point to another Canon 5D. The naming syntax (70D) raised questions in some minds about the fate of the aging Canon EOS 7D that first appeared in 2009.

Canon is pretty proud of its new EOS 70D and particularly the DSLR's innovative Dual Pixel CMOS AF system, so it's no surprise there's a demo video showing the clever multi-part pixels at work.