What are your experiences with the Canon T1?
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OMG!I cant get over this camera!I love it!Here is a sample pic I took!
Ha! I couldn't ask for a better answer.. The picture looks great but how about the videos, do they come out good too?
YES!I think the video is awesome!Check it out in You Tube,there are tons of videos on the quality of video.There is a comparison of the T1i and the 7d I think,and they matched in filiming quality.
[YOUTUBE]YouTube - Does the $700 Canon Rebel T1i really shoot better HD video than $2700 Canon 5D?[/YOUTUBE]
[YOUTUBE]YouTube - Does the $700 Canon Rebel T1i really shoot better HD video than $2700 Canon 5D?[/YOUTUBE]
Troylee
all about the diy!!!!!
It's not the camera it's the Person behind it lol...I got all the fancy stuff and my pics don't look anything like that... I just suck lol....
It's not the camera it's the Person behind it lol...I got all the fancy stuff and my pics don't look anything like that... I just suck lol....
Lol! Yeah, I completely agree that it's more about the person taking the pictures than the camera itself. This is going to be my first dslr camera so I just want to make sure that I pick the right one for a long run
Im not sure about the T2i.
There is nothing really more to the T2i other than a microphone input and higher megapixles.Really,Alot of people are going to tell you that anything over 10 megapixles dosent matter,which I see some truth in.But honestly,you can get really good pictures with just the T1i and a little bit of reading on the camera and a few college books and you will have it down pat.Really the Rebel line from Canon,is a very simple line to learn and there is really nothing to operation the camera,but I read the books to simply go into further picture taking skills.
There was a video on You Tube about the Xsi,T1i,and the T2i.It pretty much was broke down like this:
XSI-Good picture quality,and really just good for pictures.(Buy for mainly pictures)
T1I-Really good for pictures and good for filming.(Buy for both good filming and photographing)
T2I-Really good at pictures and really good for filming.(Buy for filming and photographing)
Thats really about all it said.And honestly,I dont see much of a diffirence in the T1i and the T2i,just more $$$.I am overly happy with my T1i and wouldnt trade it for another camera(unless its like a 5D Mark II,hahahah,Ill get that later)!
But Im going to tell you I wouldnt waste extra money on the T2i unles you plan on doing alot of filming.
There is nothing really more to the T2i other than a microphone input and higher megapixles.Really,Alot of people are going to tell you that anything over 10 megapixles dosent matter,which I see some truth in.But honestly,you can get really good pictures with just the T1i and a little bit of reading on the camera and a few college books and you will have it down pat.Really the Rebel line from Canon,is a very simple line to learn and there is really nothing to operation the camera,but I read the books to simply go into further picture taking skills.
There was a video on You Tube about the Xsi,T1i,and the T2i.It pretty much was broke down like this:
XSI-Good picture quality,and really just good for pictures.(Buy for mainly pictures)
T1I-Really good for pictures and good for filming.(Buy for both good filming and photographing)
T2I-Really good at pictures and really good for filming.(Buy for filming and photographing)
Thats really about all it said.And honestly,I dont see much of a diffirence in the T1i and the T2i,just more $$$.I am overly happy with my T1i and wouldnt trade it for another camera(unless its like a 5D Mark II,hahahah,Ill get that later)!
But Im going to tell you I wouldnt waste extra money on the T2i unles you plan on doing alot of filming.
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