Review on Canon EOS 600D Kit EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II, black by Mateusz Rybarczyk ᠌

Only two stars were taken out to make a settling matrix. By the way, I examined everything for about two hours on four different devices before making a cautious selection; the gap between the most and "best" in terms of heated pixels is almost a 20-fold difference (two carcasses had one broken pixel each, and there are a lot of hot ones). The reportage has a sufficient rate of fire. I used the two simplest lenses in the kit—the 18-55 and the 70-300—because, to begin with, they are actually enough (if you want good ones, look at the fast glasses right away; from practice: the stub is useless on cheap tubes - although it works, but it will not help anything, a waste of money on it). Expect nothing major from this gadget in general; if you want to shoot four times better, it will cost twenty times more money (carcass / 220t. R. + two lenses for an additional 170 pulled out). The only thing I will suggest is to purchase a reliable tripod and a wireless remote control right away (you can get decent ones for $30 to $50). Take that; it's a typical purchase if your budget is $25 for everything (just choose the most normal matrix from several).