Review on Camera Canon EOS 2000D Kit EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II, black by Stanislaw Gorka ᠌

Previously located in the 1100D. Since I shoot on a level that is practically equivalent to a professional, I did not anticipate seeing an improvement in the picture. It has not been there, but the size has grown considerably. Aside from that, it seems that a lot of things have improved and become more enjoyable. I took 1200 pictures and then sold them. Disappointed. Below are some advantages: 1. An affordable cost. 2. The most recent generation of the current matrix, which does not fall behind any crop in the entire line. 3. Simple ergonomics. There are no screens that interfere. Got cons: 1. The hot shoe does not have a contact in the center of it. This indicates that there will be an inability to link the middle synchronizers. 2. The official white kit does not include any instructions of any kind. 3. A narrow belt. 4. Because of its underpowered processor, navigation moves at a slightly reduced speed (this was not an issue with the 1100D). 5. Despite the fact that I have not used a lens from the L-series that has dust protection for a thousand photos, spots have begun to emerge on the matrix. 6. Dead pixel detected.