Comments on: Canon 650D Rates Worse Than Previous Models

By: Hippie

Hippie — Sun, 21 Apr 2013 09:00:00 +0000

I am so disappointed in this Canon 650d The pictures are simple crap from this camera?, My old 400d produces better images than this rebel T4i camera bye canon ,
I do not recommend this canon T4i 650D camera .

By: rashucki

rashucki — Fri, 19 Apr 2013 06:23:00 +0000

nd its all on the hands of a photographer not jus the dslr !!

By: rashucki

rashucki — Fri, 19 Apr 2013 06:19:00 +0000

fuck dxo..i am a canon 650d user nd previously i was using 550d.nd i can say dat the new 650d permorms awsoms…i can feel the speed of the new digic 5 processor compared to 550,nd the touchscreen makes everythin very ease like my iphone!! auto focus movie shooting nd the clarity is much much better with this new devil !!u shud try it or go for very similar model 700d

By: Andrew Griswold

Andrew Griswold — Fri, 23 Nov 2012 20:15:00 +0000

Alright so have to go with the t4i now. Just saw it dropped again to $610 for body only, I have to go new when it comes to tech just because I like to know what has been done to it. What do you think? I think its a solid deal for an 18MP camera and a solid jump to something finally with 18MP.

By: Leon Tee Reigns

Leon Tee Reigns — Tue, 20 Nov 2012 10:21:00 +0000

60D (2) for me until I get full frame. Keep the T series…

By: Mark Marshall

Mark Marshall — Sun, 11 Nov 2012 19:49:00 +0000

I have an SX30IS (which I still love), an 1100d and 600d. I’m just starting to learn the craft but the one true-ism is that it the person behind the camera that make the photo. I love touch screen interfaces but does it really add anything unless your using live view mode? I’ll stick with my 600d until it becomes the limiting factor (if ever) instead of me.

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By: Andrew Griswold

Andrew Griswold — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 02:56:00 +0000

Not really on a budget anymore, just figured why grab old used tech when I can pick up the latest for a few extra bucks. Nothing wrong with wanting the latest and greatest out the shoot if its going to last me years down the road. Especially when that tech shoots video as well as the t4i does, adding a 40mm pancake to the mix would be killer for a on the cheap video setup down the road when need be (beginning to do a little more video at my company I work for) recently saw my company choose “experience” over internal photogapher and videographer this past week. They spend 30k IN ONE WEEK! Heck, I have started to think about just waiting around to grab a 7D or in hopes that a newer 7D replacement comes out like a 7D MK2 or something. I did notice the 6D came out for 2k which I am sure could drop to 1700-1800 by next summer easily. Tempting to wait it out and keep cranking out freelance work with the t3. Though i am seeing some lagging in a couple departments while shooting specific shots. Thanks for the chat man, hit me up sometime on twitter/instagram @the_gris or check out a few shots over at 500px.com/gris

By: jorgetamez

jorgetamez — Sat, 13 Oct 2012 23:30:00 +0000

I watched your video a while back and found it very informative. I think DxOMark stats are a bunch of crap.

By: sf500

sf500 — Sat, 13 Oct 2012 12:08:00 +0000

Dude, if you’re still on a budget pick up a refurbished T2i from Canon when they’re having a sale around Thanksgiving. $729 is a LOT to pay for the basic level of shooting experience that comes out of the Rebel line. The T2i is just under 450 right now w/ the kit lens which you can sell for about $100 bringing the price under $350-an additional $379 is a LOT to pay for a touchscreen. Fyi, I’ve been using the T3 as my P & S/backup/”loaner to friends” camera for the last 6 or 7 months. I agree with you that its a fine little camera. I have Nikon friends that are amazed that a live histogram & bracketing comes on a camera that cost me about $250. But with the prices coming down so much on the T2i & the T3i (I’ve shot with both & they are both very good camera’s) I’m picking one up in the next few weeks. Take the extra money you save by not buying the current tech & buy a prime lens or two- you’ll see an incredible difference in your photos.

BUT, regardless of what you pick to shoot with- glad you picked up the dslr bug have fun shooting! Take care, Sk

By: Dugdale

Dugdale — Fri, 12 Oct 2012 19:43:00 +0000

Gosh I used the T4i T3i 60D and T2i a lot, I have not seen that much if any IQ difference. Check out my comparison of the T4i vs. the 60D here to see what I found: http://www.learningdslrvideo.com/canon-t4i-650d-vs-60d-review/