Canon EOS 650D (EOS Rebel T4i / EOS Kiss X6i)

i am tossing between the 650d 18-135 STM and d5200 18-105 VR. i went to Ted's Camera and played around with both for a while. The sales consultant was very helpful and didnt mind. What really surprised me was the speed of the auto focus on the Canon STM system. In real life lower light use, the focusing speed was much much faster and quieter on the Canon. It also did not require AF assist, whereas the d5200 struggled a bit more and the AF assist light came on more often when focusing on the ...

An excellent DSLR incorporating HD video function. I no longer have to carry both a DSLR and a camcorder. I have had this camera for 2 months and have now used it in 10 different countries. I am very pleased with my purchase because: Excellent stills IQ (I use mainly RAW but JPEG results are fine) Wide range of functions and modes 18 - 135 lens excellent range, able to cover most photographic requirements Battery life good Low light performance good. Video fine in most situations, including ...

I bought the 650D because of the flip screen for video, but the camera froze several times on a very random scale when set for video and with live view, changed the body for another but same fault. Canon UK said that they had not experienced the problem but lots of other examples on the net. Canon only solution was get a refund, must be a big problem to sort out the fault as the 650D is now discontinued. The repair workshop could not find the fault on the first body and said it could be the ...

I use now this Camera since 6 months. It's an amazing and powerful camera (sometimes too much powerfull, see my problems comment). I will not talk about the sensitive touch screen, the 1rst one in DSLR camera, funny and usefull, everyone had talk about it. A great feature. Else this camera is similar of the 600D (rebel T3I) and so is near of the 550D (T2i) , same sensor ( the 7D has the same too) , photos and videos has the same quality. The difference is when operating in live view mode ( ...

Awesome upgrade from the T1i!! With 5fps continuous shooting, an articulated, touchscreen LCD monitor, built-in lens correction for vignetting and CA, full HD video recording, HDR exposure mode, and thanks to DPReview's review stating that the highlight dynamic range issue can be mitigated by enabling Canon's highlight Tone Priority (HTP) settings, this is an amazing camera at a very reasonable price! Problems: Just wish that the battery lasted a tad longer. Not a big problem though.

The camera is good .. but when trying HDR mode, the results can not be like HDR images with beautiful colors. HDR setting for EOS 650D, is Light. so if you are used to a dark room .. Low Light This camera tends to use high ISO! results combined three images on his Noise!. Views on the LiveView deceptive. ShuterSpeed ​​speed was also slow. EOS 650D no good in LowLight Problems: The camera is good .. but when trying HDR mode, the results can not be like HDR images with beautiful colors. HDR ...

good machine fr future wth touch!