Review on Camera Canon EOS 200D Kit EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 DC III, black by Stanislaw Kalinowski ᠌

I won’t paint it, because below they poured a lot of information without examples of their work, so I’ll just attach examples of OWN in lightroom and photoshop processing from scratch (it’s said loudly in a year, there were about 7 shootings). I'm not proud, but I think I'm better than the other guys who, um, drive around filming their kitties, kids, and flowers. I fixed it at 1600 so as not to even accidentally spin further in the manual. Photos were taken somewhere at 50mm 1.8 and somewhere at 24mm 2.8 ISO working up to 1600. In incredibly rare cases, it can be lucky at 3200 if you know how to suppress noise. If you don't have an external flash with light traps, you can safely turn off autofocus when shooting at night because otherwise, the shutter will not open in 80% of situations. If you want to learn more about professional photography, pay attention to this accessory. At night, I use a 60x60 octobox, which produces images that are more voluminous and have softer shadows. You can purchase it on alik for an absurd price (I remember taking it for 2500r along with honeycombs). Another crucial point. With the LCD set at 50% brightness, the battery lasts 600–700 photos. Oh, and learn to shoot in RAW format so that you may afterwards use photo editors (I don't recommend JPEG for laypeople). Also, based on my personal experience, I want to suggest that you bring the quickest 16 GB or larger flash drive, as the average number of frames produced every shot is 500, and a RAW format photo weights 24MB. If you have any information that would be fascinating to know or if you plan to do more comprehensive photography research like me, please share it in the comments. Because the camera is simply the greatest among amateur models and because I will recuperate every penny I spent on it until I have enough money for a full frame, I will share my experience.