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

a Canon 600D camera was bought. I felt good for exactly two weeks. Then… I discovered a defective collection of pixels rather than just a single pixel. With Photoshop, I counted anything between 30 and 48 squares. I consider a square to be a pixel. Depending on what color the object was that the provided spot appeared on, there will be a different amount of squares. If this is a marriage, is it the justification for exchanging the camera, I questioned the maker. This is not a marriage, the maker said, you just need to REMAPING - masking of bad pixels. REMAPPING is possible as many times as needed within the warranty term without cost (5-10 days). I hope none else finds themselves in a similar circumstance. To do this, I suggest that you carefully inspect the equipment before purchasing. highly suggestable because I discovered three Canon cameras with the same issue in our tiny town, among a select group of contacts. This, in my opinion, is excessive for such a brand. How do you test? Check out Farit Ya. Ru, an artist Everything is shown in pictures, including examples of photos with broken pixels and the actual location, which is 30–40 pixels in size and is beautifully and colorfully detailed.