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/
is there that big of an upgrade between the Cannon EOS Rebel T2i and the T3i?
Q. I am looking for a new camera I have the T1i right now. I can't see that much of an upgrade between the two. I am not a professional photographer but i like to take very nice photos when i am on trips. Will i notice that big of a change between cameras and is it even worth upgrading from the T1i?? I take indoor and outdoor photos.
A. You probably have much more to learn about photography to worry about spending any more money on a camera upgrade.
For now spend your time on learning how to use your T1i/500D intuitively and your money on a second lens.
If you are into city or landscapes, the 10-22 mm lens is what you should be saving your pennies to buy. If you are into shooting outdoor sports or wildlife, then the 70-300 mm may be what you will want to buy.
By the time you have three good zoom lenses and maybe a macro or portrait lens, the newest iteration of the Rebel will be coming available, probably the T4i/650D toward the end of this year or beginning of next
For now spend your time on learning how to use your T1i/500D intuitively and your money on a second lens.
If you are into city or landscapes, the 10-22 mm lens is what you should be saving your pennies to buy. If you are into shooting outdoor sports or wildlife, then the 70-300 mm may be what you will want to buy.
By the time you have three good zoom lenses and maybe a macro or portrait lens, the newest iteration of the Rebel will be coming available, probably the T4i/650D toward the end of this year or beginning of next
Nikon D5200 or Canon EOS 650D and why ?
Q. My first dslr is nikon d5100 but it was stolen -.- So, my parent going to buy a new for me next year and then i heard about nikon d5200 and canon eos 650d. I dont know which one to choose which one great. Please dont say about the price. So , please help me. This going to be my last dslr that my parent going to buy.
A. 6 and 2 3's!
Get the one you like best!
Did you like the D5100? If so go for the D5200 as it will be more familiar than the 650D
Get the one you like best!
Did you like the D5100? If so go for the D5200 as it will be more familiar than the 650D
Going to upgrade and i can't decide between these two cameras?
Q. Well im going to buy a new camera and i narrowed it down to the Canons Eos 60D or Canons Eos 600D and i cant decide between the two im going to feel them up before i buy but which do you guys prefer and do you prefer any other cameras besides these two?
A. Go to a local camera shop and try them both out. If you have large hands, the 600D will be very uncomfortable to use...
The 650D was just announced a few days ago, but it probably won't be on store shelves for another couple months.
The 650D was just announced a few days ago, but it probably won't be on store shelves for another couple months.
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