📸 Canon EOS Rebel T5i EF-S 18-55 IS STM Kit: Professional-grade Photography Made Easy Review

With enough light or a tripod, the EF-S 18-55mm f/4-5.6 IS STM lens can take some interesting shots, but in my opinion, it is better to take a Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM lens and/or an 18- 135 (new or used), as for shooting video “universal” is more convenient, and for portraits 50 or 85 mm with f / 1.8 aperture it is more interesting in terms of creativity. (photo: camera canon eos 250d, f/10, shutter speed 1/100s, iso 100).

I needed a camera capable of recording high quality videos for Youtube at a low cost. After reading tons of reviews, specs, and more, I decided on this one (i.e. took a chance) and I'm not disappointed! Seriously, if you're a YouTuber on a budget, check out this cam! Another amazing thing is the sound that the built-in microphone produces. It has a very important standard mic jack and yes I use an external mic with it. But the camera gave me really good audio when recording video without an…

The T5i has some new features compared to the T3i that I have. I don't know T4i. I have been a Canon user for many years and will continue to be. Even before I bought the camera, I was fascinated by the RESIZE function. For an in-camera high-JPEG, you can resize it in a new file and keep the original for emailing. Great feature because it saves a lot of time compared to a computer. Another feature that I suspect will be very popular is the LCD touchscreen. You can change the settings by…

The Canon Rebell T5i is a great camera for those new to videography. I bought it because the price was perfect and it was going to be my first DSLR for my YouTube channel. The seller was great and the camera arrived before the expected delivery date. Everything was well packed too. This camera has so many great features and allows you to create the video you want. I like the fact that it has an external microphone slot because it's very important when you want to record videos. The microphone…

I have decided that this year I will learn how to photograph, stop and photograph. I went in circles over which camera to buy. I researched, changed my budget, researched some more. I made the mistake of not taking online courses before buying a camera. Check out some YouTube videos about the hardware and learn how to choose the best one for you. I don't regret this purchase, but I might have changed my strategy a bit if I knew then what I know now. better for those trying to learn different…

STORY_This is my first DSLR. My first was a 1960's Brownie Kodak that used 110 film, then it was a 1980's 35mm Canon, someone gave me a 1990's 2MP Fujifilm to break into the digital age. The 2000s got more efficient with the Kodak P880 8MP Semi. - a pro camera which was an amazing camera (they still sell for $100) and then Revain got me to buy a Canon T5i. Okay, not exactly at gunpoint, but the deal was ridiculously good. After watching a review of the T3i and T5i on YouTube, this was NOT a…

Compared to the old whale lenses, this one has gone far ahead. Good sharpness throughout the frame, the front part does not spin, so you can put polarizing and gradient filters, and in general it is quite well made, nothing backlash or creaks. You need to understand that the scope of this lens is rather limited - landscapes, interiors can be shot, portraits in a studio with pulsed light, maybe not very small macro - this can be shot very high quality. It is not suitable for indoor and night…