Q. Hi, I want to be a photographer and photographers have those cool profesional camera's and I don't know what their called.. They've got really cool effects and stuff. Could you tell me good camera's around £700.00 and under.. Does a Canon EOS 650D have good effects? Please answer with good camera's! :)
A. Effects...? Well... It sounds like you're a beginner, no offence if you aren't. So, these cameras are called DSLRs. It stands for "Digital Single Lens Reflex". They're also known as interchangeable lens cameras. This means you can take off the lens and out it back on.
So, you would need a good beginner camera I'm guessing. The 550D is a great beginners' camera. It is around £500. With this money left, you could buy an okay quality lens to put on the camera. The effects you probably mean are shallow DoF. DoF stands for Depth of Field. This is how much is in focus and is not in focus. Basically, you need a fast lens. Fast means it has a big aperture. Aperture means the hole in the diaphragm of the lens, created by the lens blades. A big aperture is f/2.0 or under. So, I would recommend the Canon 50mm f/1.8. Or, if you're willing to go above your budget, go for a Canon 50mm f/1.4.
If you'd like more information or there is still stuff I haven't explained fully or well enough, please contact me at clarkey.lear@yahoo.com
So, you would need a good beginner camera I'm guessing. The 550D is a great beginners' camera. It is around £500. With this money left, you could buy an okay quality lens to put on the camera. The effects you probably mean are shallow DoF. DoF stands for Depth of Field. This is how much is in focus and is not in focus. Basically, you need a fast lens. Fast means it has a big aperture. Aperture means the hole in the diaphragm of the lens, created by the lens blades. A big aperture is f/2.0 or under. So, I would recommend the Canon 50mm f/1.8. Or, if you're willing to go above your budget, go for a Canon 50mm f/1.4.
If you'd like more information or there is still stuff I haven't explained fully or well enough, please contact me at clarkey.lear@yahoo.com
What is better canon eos 650D or 600D?
Q. I am not very much into videos, I am more into good pictures and features, but is the price difference really worth it?
A. 650D is the more recent one and Canon does a really good job with updating their cameras. But then again, taking good pictures depends more on your skills and not the always the newest camera.
What's the difference between a canon 650D and a canon 60D?
Q. I am planning to buy either one.
A. I don't know what country you're in, but the 650d is the T4i in the US. This website will show you the features side by side:
http://snapsort.com/compare/Canon-EOS-650D-vs-Canon_EOS_60D
http://snapsort.com/compare/Canon-EOS-650D-vs-Canon_EOS_60D
What is a good alternative to the Canon Eos rebel t4i?
Q. I want to get my first camera that will be used primarily for video recording, but I want to be sure I get the best one for the money. Do you guys have any suggestions instead of the t4i that I should look into before I make up my mind?
A. T4i is a excellent camera and can DO AF while recording videos due to newly designed CMOS sensor, with Canon 650D you also need some good lenses to shoot video and the first one is 50mm F1.8 lens.
you can also buy newly developed 18-135mm STM lens for video shooting, the new lenses have step drive motor and create very less noise during AF
See Canon T4i / Canon 650D recommended Still and video shooting
http://thenewcamera.com/canon-650d-recommended-lenses/
you can also buy newly developed 18-135mm STM lens for video shooting, the new lenses have step drive motor and create very less noise during AF
See Canon T4i / Canon 650D recommended Still and video shooting
http://thenewcamera.com/canon-650d-recommended-lenses/
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