I purchased a Canon 600D some time in October 2022. I've been using the picture for more than six months. I learned about it from a video, read the directions, put it up correctly, figured it out, and snapped a picture quickly. Everything is flawless, including the photo and video quality. With this camera, there are countless opportunities, fantastic shots, and a comfortable shooting experience. either the Nikon D90 or D5100. The hosts Nikanov D5100 and D90 acknowledged to me that my Kenon as…

My, my! if the lens has been clogged with dust. You know, there are things called FILTERS in the world. Get them. Especially if YOU are carrying THIS camera. My mum has an EOS 5D with a bulky lens and, I forget how it operates. Also, there are a variety of issues, such "the flash stopped working" and "battery." But, everything for me personally works flawlessly, despite the fact that I have only had it for more than three months (before that there was a soap dish, beee). You won't be sorry if…

I truly appreciate the camera that was purchased for me to use in my classes. satisfied. In general, it may be credited to the semi-pro, but ISO settings and shutter speeds should be improved. Some advantages: Fotike itself contains small hints for beginners, and the manual explains ABOUT EVERYTHING. He will only work with lovers and those who make use of all the capabilities of a camera. Cons: There are no issues with the camera hardware, but I advise purchasing an 18-135 lens because the…

I paid $27,000 for it, and then, as the saying goes, its price shot up to $40,000. The camera is perfect for casual reporting or strolls. If you shoot in RAW, the quality will beyond your expectations. I dropped p/y on a tripod, which is OK if you're an amateur photographer, but professionals have access to better equipment at far greater pricing. Includes advantages: This is my very first single-lens reflex camera. I originally used an 18-135mm lens, but upgraded to a pair of 50mm f/1.8 lenses

A solid 4 across the board. It performs admirably for a low-cost DSLR. As 18-55 doesn't do much, and with such optics (18-55), your images won't look any better than what you'd get from a high-end soap dish, but they'll cost you more and weigh more. At some time, your 18-55 won't do anything but collect dust, whereas the proceeds from the sale of your 18-135 will be enough to purchase a respectable set of filters.

My advice is to have confidence whenever you shop. It deserves a lot of praise. The photographs are just breathtaking in their quality. If you replace the lens with one that is more sophisticated, I believe that it will be possible to move it from the "amateur" category to the "professional" category. This camera has a significant edge over other similar models on the market. Hence, do not be hesitant. These are some advantages: Easy to hold, and the menu is organized well. When you have to…

Extremely happy with the present. I recommend this device to everyone because it surpasses the standard digital camera in terms of photo and video quality. With advantages: 1) Standard. Fortunately, I once fell from a respectable height without receiving even a scratch.) 2. Image quality. The camera takes excellent photos compared to a regular digital camera! 3. Video caliber. 4) An easy-to-understand menu. When I first picked it up, the majority of the functions made sense. 5) The rotary…

I took 600d instead of 550d only because of the folding screen. It's convenient. She was terribly missed. Naturally, it is written everywhere that the price of 550D will decrease once 600D is available. I have my doubts. It seems improbable that it will expand in the wake of the events in Japan. The discrepancy in our shop between 550 and 600 was 2,000. (and this despite the fact that 550 came out a year ago). I debated between Canon, Nikon, and Sony for a very long period before making my…

I had never handled a DSLR in my hands before purchasing one. I'll never look back on the purchase of this camera, which introduced me to the world of photography. I once had the option of choosing between Canon and Nikon (the parameters are the same + -), and while I don't regret choosing Canon, I can't compare the two companies because I don't often hold a Nikon in my hands. However, when I do, I have trouble navigating the menu and am unable to perform basic functions (switch aperture…

The camera fits the hands like a glove, all of the buttons are in the right places, and just a couple of hours after the purchase, I was able to use it in almost complete darkness without any problems. The menu and the controls for the buttons are also easy to understand. The instructions were unnecessary; I was able to learn what I needed to know about it in just two days without ever glancing at them. The camera can continue to function normally even when exposed to harsh environmental…

My previous camera experience was with a compact point-and-shoot. A Canon 600D kit, a Nikon D5100 kit, or a Canon EOS 550D kit were the finalists. I'm a Canon guy, so I shot down Nikon very quickly. Since the swiveling screen was a deciding factor and the 600D is the more recent model, I went with it. Reviews inspired me to get my 18-135mm lens and get the shot. I'm happy with my decision. acceptable example)

I debated between the 650 and the 600, and I'm glad I went with the 600. Touch controls aren't necessary for me, and the quality of my photos is more important. Listed below are some advantages: Good enough in terms of functionality, especially for amateur photographers. But, it took several photo courses before I could decipher the menu. Negatives: While a universal 18-135mm lens is ideal for getting started, a non-whale lens is preferable because, well, you want better. That's right, and it's

Purchased in 2022, 5 years of active use, 150,000 miles driven, and countless hours spent recording video. Excellent value for the money spent on this option. When shooting for an extended period of time, the matrix may heat up, and as a result, night shooting quality may suffer slightly; bear this in mind. I strongly suggest that you go out and purchase a protective glass for the screen as soon as possible. Although you will not close the screen at this time, there will be no need to do so in

mirror that matches everything. Something amateurish for absurd money (acquired for 16500). The kit's 18-55 EFS is a great place to start. As soon as I purchased the 55-250EFS, my options more than doubled and my success rate significantly rose. It certainly doesn't hurt to bring a quality portrait lens, but that will already increase the cost. Of course, the lens does the majority of the job, in my opinion. range of ISO 100 to 6400. very quickly. There is a mode for every circumstance, but…

Amazing quality for the price of this camera! Perfect for those who are just starting out in photography! Has pros: An excellent single-lens reflex camera for the price. I pair it with a Canon EF 50mm 1.4 lens when I use it. It has a good 18 megapixel CMOS matrix, convenient controls and settings, a very high-quality and juicy screen, a nice body with rubberized inserts, video recording at 50 frames per second, a fairly capacious battery, a huge amount of extras, accessories, and lenses from…

If I'm not mistaken, I just bought it in January. Overall, I haven't yet noticed any major flaws, and the battery is sufficient for me. Got pros: The swivel screen, which is highly practical to use when photographing, is undoubtedly the major benefit. There is no denying the superior quality of the video and photos. One benefit is that the camera weighs very little, which is one of its benefits (with a whale lens). a simple, convenient menu. I adore the artistic mode. The ability to edit images

As someone who is just starting out in the area of photography, I can attest to the fact that the equipment is rather impressive. I have only been using it for a little over a week, and at first I borrowed it from a friend because I was very delighted with the images; but, I have now chosen to take it for myself because I enjoy using it so much. After reading the camera's instructions for a few days, I was able to grasp a significant portion of the material and discover how to make adjustments…

This camera comes with my strongest recommendation for purchase. The tool is excellent in its category! The only thing I would recommend purchasing right away is a 50mm lens as well as any kind of telephoto lens due to the fact that the normal lens is not always sufficient. You might purchase an additional macro lens (but this is not necessary). Although the built-in flash has received much criticism, I can attest to the fact that it is pretty effective. In general, I have to give it a score of

Some people complain about their lack of attention, but I disagree! Yeah, the whale has poor focus, but after you wind up the L series lens, all issues vanish! This is a lens issue, not a camera one, as when contrasted in the studio with the Nikon D90 600D, not a single foamy image was consistently in focus. I took pictures with a 5D mark 2, and I didn't notice anything particularly noteworthy. Yes, FF doesn't necessarily result in gorgeous pictures (this is my opinion) Take your first DSLR…

We made the decision to get my son a camera for the New Year. We chose the camera based on a friend's advice because we are not experienced photographers. We make light use of the camera. light and comfortable to wear. Everyone can use it; it's simple. The picture's colors are fairly true to the original, not overly vivid. We brought it with us into the outdoors; first, we worried that the cold would result in poor pictures, but everything worked out perfectly. We previously utilized a standard