Cronora 

this man giving all the fake reviews. full copied. happy i didnt purchased from him. from another review:

Today I received Canon EOS 550 D from them, where as i ordered Sony SLT-A55 from them, after receiveing i am trying there customer care number

But nobody is picking up the call.

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Again one more person called me His name i s [name] from Rajkot, he received some Nikon camera worth 4to 5k in place of his order Nikon L120.

I have had the camera less than a week, but have shot an event with it. The controls are simple and intuitive and the frame rate is adequate. Autofocus is fast and sure, I did not miss the extra AF points of my D300s. There is little difference in image quality from the D300s in good light, but when the light goes down and the ISO goes up it is a hands down winner. Images were a little soft right out of the box, that takes about 30 seconds to fix if you know how to use a camera. I've read a lot of reviewers who complained of "soft" images, set up your camera correctly and it is razor sharp. None of the hot pixels that I've heard so much about. I've made a couple of test prints at 16x24 shot at ISO 3200 and they look fine. It will serve well as my back up camera, in fact it may just become my primary! The D7000 Body was purchased from Cronora.in, an online shop based in Mumbai. I could not use my Indian Visa Card as PayPal did not accept the same. Had to resort to full payment through funds transfer. I received my parcel through Aramex couriers. Overall satisfied albeit the lack of payment through Credit Card.

This is my first review and I want to write about the Cronora Customer Service and my overall Cronora.in experience. On a friends suggestion, I ordered a Samsung mobile phone from the Cronora.in website. But later I got a call telling me that there may be little delay in the delivery because the mobile phone that I have ordered was not in their stock but he told me that he will give me a call as soon as the mobile phone is in stock and that his team is trying to get it anyhow as soon as possible.

I was impressed by that call alone and next day I got another call telling me that the mobile phone has been dispatched and it should reach me soon. From my personal experience, the customer care experience was great and the service they are providing is simply worth appreciation.

Another thing I love is their easy checkout. I hate it when I am giving too much option at the time of checking out.

I will update this review once the parcel reaches me. Fingers crossed!

Cronora (cronora.in aka [link]) is a scam. All the reviews on [link] are fake (copied from [link]). Just check reviews of [link] on [link] for details.

The listed address is fake. There is just one guy running the scam. He uses a voice modulator (which turned off while he was talking to me) to make it seem like there are multiple people.

The Mumbai address listed is fake, there is no landline number provided. The whole operation is a well managed scam.

The positive reviews on this site are fake and are copied from [link]

I just got this camera today from Cronora.in (finally an available body only since I have no use for the kit lens) and I am awed. I had done a lot of research on this before buying it so I knew what to expect in terms of both the big upgrade issues as well as the little tweaks they have done, some of which turn out to be really terrific. If you are coming from another Canon the menus and interface will be second nature. Based on another very positive review just posted, coming from Nikon it's also an easy step. Here are some early observations:

The Best:
A huge bump in ISO. This was one of the two main reasons I upgraded from my trusty (and still good) XSI. I have made some test shots and despite going up to an 18 MP sensor the noise is not much of an issue and I shot several pics at ISO 3200 which look quite good. I then shot some in 6400 which did start to show some noise in the low light but still made for serviceable pictures. I am looking forward to seeing what it will do around a campfire at an upcoming camping trip with my daughter! My XSI despite a F/2.8 lens could not do much with that in the past.

The other main draw for me was video. I dream of being able to bring just one camera to, say, Disney and have it do double duty and I think this one may do it. So far, I have only shot a couple scenes in fairly low light and focus is a bit of a challenge but by zooming in and allowing the camera to come to focus before the shot it is manageable. I expect this to not be as much of an issue in brighter light. Be sure to enable auto focus during video in the menu - I suspect it is disabled by default due to the noise many lenses make with focusing as that would be recorded as well. I have two USM / "L" lenses so that should not be a problem for me but your milage may vary. I also plan to try some manual focusing. Keep in mind that video clips for full 1080P 30 FPS are limited to about 12 minutes - I worried about this a bit until I realized that when I edit my videos shots are rarely longer than 4 minutes (and of that I usually keep just 2 or less). That said, this camera is not the one to choose to record, say, a stage production. For that a dedicated video camera able to record an hour or more at a time is a must.

The Good:
Better Live View - Live view mode is now much more accessible and in more modes.

Sensor Size - 18 MP sensor is nice for cropping and taking full advantage of "L" glass if you have it. Other than that, this is not a major draw from my perspective. I would actually have preferred this be a 12 MP camera allowing low-noise great pics to, say, over 20000 ISO.

Memory Type - This camera uses SD type cards including the new ultrahigh capacity cards. I know it is a small matter but I like being able to use the cards I have rather than having to but some expensive CF cards (such as used by the 7D). Keep in mind that they recommend Class 6 or higher cards for video (I got a couple 16 GB Class 10 cards for about $40 each which should fit the bill). I'll use my older cards just for stills.

Stereo Mic Input - This allows the option of using a better mic than the built in mic. I may never take advantage of that but I suspect I will, actually. Of course, inclusion of a stereo mic would have been even better!

Misc - A lot of little things about this camera already impress me. For example, they moved the "no flash" setting on the main dial to right next to full auto and my most used setting "portrait" mode and away from the far end since they realized a lot of people use it (that's according to a video I saw online with a Canon employee). There are a lot of little touches like that which I have already noticed.

The Bad: (really not so bad in many ways)
The build quality is not 7D (which I have handled in the past). The magnesium body on that bad boy just makes it feel very solid and by comparison the 550D does feel not cheap but does feel light. On the other hand less weight is good and this camera is appropriately being labeled a "baby 7D" in terms of sensor chip, etc.

It is not a full frame camera. This means there is a "crop factor" due to the chip size which effectively multiplies by 1.6 the focal length of lens you are using (as compared to 35 mm film cameras or full-frame cameras like the 5D Mk II. Since I was coming from an XSI which of course is also a smaller sensor for me there is no transition to make here.

I am awed by what this camera can do. My camera came in through Blue Dart couriers and I paid Rs.34990/- for the Body along with Tripod & 32GB SD Card on Cronora.in. Shopping was decent and secure and paid via Bank Transfer. Overall I am a happy-chappy fella. No complaints