Hey there, it's Nick here, getting you educated about the best Canon cameras for travel. The best travel cameras offer versatile features and functions, important packages that are easy to carry around for long days of sightseeing. That said, there's not a one-size-fits-all option for all traveling photographers. So let's take a look at which Canon camera will be the best option for you as you travel. The Canon Power Shot G7X Mark III is a digital compact camera with a larger than average image sensor, which means that even though it easily fits in your pocket, it can produce images that far exceed the quality of the average compact camera and indeed your smartphone. This camera includes a versatile zoom lens with a fast aperture range, which allows you to keep photographing the sights, even after the sun goes down. Other highlights of this model include a high resolution image sensor, full video recording and a tilting screen for framing travel selfies. Mirrorless cameras provide a big leap forward in image quality without too much bulk, and the Canon EOS M50 Mark II is a fine example of this. This camera, with its high resolution image sensor, offers 4K video recording and is a great choice for the travelling vlogger, with its tilting LCD screen and support for external microphone. To maximize the quality of your travel photographs, consider a full-frame model like the Canon EOS RP. The EOS RP is another mirrorless camera, meaning its premium image quality does not come at the sacrifice of portability. This camera pairs a very angle LCD screen with an electronic viewfinder, so eye level framing is available while the range of enthusiast friendly features include compatibility with a battery grip for prolonged shooting times. If you like the sound of the EOS R range but not the budget, take a look at the APSC format Canon EOS R7. This camera features an ultra high resolution image sensor, which is great if you're producing poster prints of your favourite travel images, while it's also notable for its rapid fire continuous shooting rate. The EOS R7 includes advanced video recording functions and built-in image stabilisation, which assures all of your handheld results are smooth and sharp. Although compact, this camera is weather sealed, so it's ideal if you're hiking or travelling to unpredictable climates. The EOS R7 was released alongside another model which will briefly discuss the Canon EOS R10. The beginner friendly EOS R10 allows you to enter the Canon EOS R family in a body that weighs less than 500 grams. This camera is unassuming to look at and simple to use, while it still delivers high resolution images, 4K video recording and fast paced continuous shooting. We love the Canon EOS R10 and EOS R7 as they give you the chance to utilise the premium Canon RF range of lenses, which can also be used if you upgrade your camera further down the track. Also great for travel are the newest releases in the Canon EOS R range, the APSC format Canon EOS R50 and the full frame Canon EOS R8. While the beginner friendly offering, the EOS R50 is notable for its advanced subject tracking and impressive continuous shooting. The highlights include 4K video with pre-shooting, which records activity before you fully press the shutter. Now you'll never miss a moment. The Canon EOS R8 is slight of stature and comfortable to hold for days of tracking. Once again, this model includes speedy continuous shooting and Canon's pre-shooting function. Both of these new models are expected to hit our stores soon, so be sure to take a closer look at our website for details. On the other hand, DSLR cameras are often written off by the novices, they're thought off to be intricate or bulky. Well, we're here to tell you that this is often not the case, as shown by the Canon EOS 90D. The 90D isn't pocket size, but thanks to a pronounced hand grip, it's comfortable to hold and shoot with for long periods. While a large, very angle LCD touchscreen is available, which is best for making use of the camera's 4K video recording, the EOS 90D is also home to a large and bright optical viewfinder. This is one of our favourite things about DSLR cameras in general. Ideal for the photographic enthusiast, the Canon EOS 90D has a high resolution image sensor, fast continuous shooting and a zippy auto-focus system to match. Peer this camera with the compatible battery grip and you will be capturing beautiful travel snaps all day long without pausing and recharging. If you want to know more, you can head to Ted's.com.au-flashblog or keep updated by subscribing to Ted's on YouTube or following Ted's on Instagram, our Ted's underscore cameras for all the latest education. You can also join Club Ted to stay updated on the latest news and content, as well as be eligible for all Club Ted's only office. Thanks for watching, we'll see you next time.