Review on Shoot Like a Pro: Canon EOS Rebel T6 DSLR Camera Kit with 18-55mm Lens (Black) by Adhi Surya Buana (Ad ᠌

Name: Shoot Like a Pro: Canon EOS Rebel T6 DSLR Camera Kit with 18-55mm Lens (Black)
Item: Shoot Like a Pro: Canon EOS Rebel T6 DSLR Camera Kit with 18-55mm Lens (Black)
Rating: 4

September 20, 2022

It is of good quality, but I won't buy it again.

Definitely more pluses than minuses. I repeat that if before that you clicked soap dishes or soap dishes of a larger level and size, then the device is just right. I also watched Nikon D7000 . It seemed more incomprehensible and mysterious, and even Nikon D7000 and Kenon 550 have a fixed display.
I took it with a whale lens EF-S 18-135 IS - quite . Do not take it with 18-55 - there is nowhere to turn around. If you later become related to this camera, then you can change the lens to a more sensible one (you will already know which one and why) and buy other necessary accessories (such as an electronic flash, some kind of filters, etc.). Well, selling an 18-135 whale lens is much easier than 18-55. So, if there is an opportunity and you have already picked up and calculated everything and you, in some way, ate a dog (or at least a slightly grown puppy), then it is better to immediately take the carcass and the lens you need. And so . 18-135 - just right for a start.
-too many "bukoff" in the instructions. Well, this is subjective, also like nit-picking. So thick This is me to the fact that it would be better to release an even shorter version of the instructions, with the most necessary information (for beginners), so that you can take it with you on the road for the first time. And then the eyes run wide and it immediately becomes sad to read all this. So of course it's better to first read the book from cover to cover and "practice on cats."

Compared to Nikon D7000 - different weight categories and different tasks . and of course the price. Kenon immediately "lay down" somehow. I repeat that if you switch from soap dishes or from old devices, then Kenon 600 D is more understandable. There are more show-offs and bells and whistles in Nikon, but Kenon is more convenient and easy to use. Who does not chase chips and points, and who needs a native unit "for a family home", and not for making money at corporate parties or kindergartens, for example, I advise you to choose the Kenon D 600 (but not with an 18-55 lens of course . although . who cares, someone was pleased with him, I personally know such people).

Pros

-excellent full hd video even in conditions of not very good lighting; -excellent photo quality; - conveniently lays down in a hand; - not too heavy, i. E. can be used by ladies; -swivel (and huge) display - it's something! This was a decisive "+" (even two "+") in his favor, you can shoot in any position, and even if on autopilot (with self-timer) it's generally super, the display is large and you can already figure out how to sit down and group yourself during the timer; - good color rendering and color balance; - clear buttons and menus -great for beginners who have already "outgrown" soap dishes - just for the transition from simple to more professional devices; - a good combination of price and quality, although of course you always want cheaper - yes, a lot of things, a lot of small, but positive pluses, you can’t remember everything, but in the general heap they give one more significant "+"

Cons

-a low-power battery (but there really is no other) and a basic flash (so it’s better to buy a spare battery right away - it’s very necessary when you shoot a lot with a flash), I liked the spare non-branded one even better (and much cheaper at the same time, I took ACME ) than the base one. If you shoot several photos in a row with a flash and in disgusting lighting, it can "blunt". By the way, everything was ok with the "left" battery. And the price differed by more than 2 times. - in poor lighting, autofocus is rather slow, it takes a long time to set up (whether it's a carcass trouble, or a lens) - also in poor lighting and shooting against the light, automatics may not work accurately and therefore the flash will not work or autofocus will take a long time to adjust - you can not manually open the base flash, just press the shooting button. And this is a waste of time and extra electricity. - there is no way to fix the cover from the lens to the carcass. In the park, if you are distracted, there are a lot of people or have already taken something on your chest - not for long and lose. I will also drill a hole. The minus is not significant, but if this moment were worked out, it would be a big plus