Pros
- The best choice in terms of price / quality ratio
Cons
- did not find
Pros
- Great look! The build quality is good. It is felt that the thing is professional. There was always enough battery.
Cons
- Probably the price, but I think over time this model will become obsolete and become cheaper.
Pros
- price, image quality, light weight and much more
Cons
- sometimes noisy pictures are obtained, but here a lot depends on who is shooting and what settings are set.
Pros
- - Comfortable grip and on layout - swivel screen - workmanship quality -high-quality photos - the price has dropped on it is a plus) - practically not inferior in the picture to 650d and 60d -bright screen - turns on quickly -clear and convenient menu -management is noticeably better, unlike Nikon - the body is not bad, although it doesn’t inspire confidence like in Nikon, but under it is a monolith, a rigid frame.
Cons
- -the most basic is a weak battery, but an additional battery and the problem is solved or a battery pack - backlash of the battery in the battery compartment, but this is easily eliminated - lens caps without a lace, but again, this is easily done by yourself - there is no automatic focusing in the video, I didn’t even turn on the video when I bought it, and now I think that this is an unnecessary function in a DSLR, although it shoots an excellent video. I advise beginners not to pay attention to the video when choosing a DSLR . believe it to you not useful . taking pictures is much more interesting.
Pros
- Excellent quality, well, which is typical for a DSLR, a strong flash, in this camera EVERYTHING is built)))
Cons
- When recording a video, the recording stops after always a different time, and the message "Recording was automatically stopped" pops up. I often speak, and all my performances are recorded by the devil knows how, it's a shame to buy a camera for that kind of money and that it shoots like that.
Pros
- 1. Excellent image quality. APS-C sensor and processor as in older models. 2. Capacious battery, enough for ~ 700 shots without flash. 3. Rotary screen. In some situations (for example, shooting in a crowd with arms outstretched or very close to the ground), there is simply no way without it. 4. Sufficiently low noise. At iso 800 they are almost absent, at iso 1600 they are already noticeable, but if you develop from raw, again, they are practically absent. 5. In video mode, when shooting, you can change all the main parameters (in M). 6. Comfortable grip. It does not slip in the hands, it is quite comfortable to hold with one hand. 7. Simple and convenient menu.
Cons
- Not "flaws", but my quibbles: 1. No autofocus when shooting video. It is available in slightly newer models: 650D and 700D. 2. The microphone is located so that you constantly cover it with your fingers, and the video is obtained without sound. 3. There is no autofocus adjustment for lenses (although this is usually only found on older models). 4. The screen shows a brighter and richer picture than it actually is.
Pros
- Swivel screen, the ability to record full hd video, good ergonomics, in the hand lies like a glove.
Cons
- 3.7 fps is not enough for me
Pros
- Excellent matrix, the same as on older crops (60D, 7D). Working ISO up to 1600, excellent detail, very beautiful picture (on good glasses). Reliable, hardy, unpretentious. The grip is more comfortable than on Nikon 5100 - 5200. High quality video.
Cons
- Not the fastest and most accurate autofocus. Weak battery.
Pros
- In addition to being inexpensive, having a swivel screen, 19 megapixels, a good flash, and producing superb video, this camera is also quick to fire, easy to grip, and intuitive.
Cons
- The video does not feature autofocus. Ignored it after a while
Pros
- The menu is really easy to understand. It is possible to complete the task without instructions. To my surprise, it wasn't that heavy at all, but it was really comfortable. Maintains a charge for an extended period of time.
Cons
- It has not been found as of yet.
Pros
- A quality battery (on a two-week vacation, shooting almost without a break, it never charged, and even worked for a long time before being discharged upon return) many of settings, simple menu photo caliber (with the right settings) rapid shooting in favorable circumstances (light, distance, etc.)
Cons
- Flash is poor Zuma desires more. The macro may not always appear, but in this case it's conceivable that I simply lack experience. From the viewpoint I would prefer, it takes the improper position. Sometimes he's mischievous and refuses to shoot in automatic mode because it's dark, focuses for a very long period, or he doesn't like how close the object is (in short, very smart). Also, while using auto mode, the picture of the child often comes out fuzzy, even with sudden movements. Even the outdated Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W55 camera managed to complete these tasks twice!
Pros
- * Dimensions (for me! - The buttons are all located under the right fingers and fit properly in the hand without slipping (not like 1100D) * reduced matrix (yeah, on the one hand this is a positive) - easier with zoom lenses than on FF * Swivel screen (I use it solely when viewing images already shot), which so far has only came in handy once (which is amazing) whale lens * (Yes, this is a plus for me because it produces extremely intriguing photographs in good lighting.) There are a ton of "glasses" available for relatively little money thanks to *Canon.
Cons
- * truncated matrix (after all, now for portraits there is a great desire to buy 5d2 for yourself) * unlike 60D, a weak battery - with the display turned off up to 650-700 shots (at 60D up to 1200), in lifeview mode - up to 250 shots. That are really the only flaws
Pros
- HD video with a swivel screen
Cons
- sluggish focus at night
Pros
- extremely good shots. lying comfortably in the hand. When filming from the top or bottom, the rotating display is really useful. several helpful features, among other things.
Cons
- Even while nighttime photography is not the best, if you shoot on "P," it is practically nothing!
Pros
- Up to an ISO of 800, pictures are usable.
Cons
- Good construction.
Pros
- Picture clarity, swivel display, respectable lens, built-in flash, neck strap, not heavy, appears to be large, rich in features, simple menu, comfortable in the hand, and reasonably priced for a semi-professional.
Cons
- They did not appear to me in this monstrosity.
Cons
- A small bright red spot of 30-40 pixels (depending on the background), just below and slightly to the left of the center of the frame. absence of tracking autofocus while recording video.
Pros
- This isn't my first digital single-lens reflex camera. The only benefit I can think of is the Swivel Screen. Beyond that, I know nothing about it.
Cons
- ISO 3200 is NOT adjustable in the preset modes. Indoors, you should avoid using ISO 3200 and above, regardless of the lighting or the aperture of your lens.
