This channel seriously gold for low budget, not so new camera seeker. I'm not a beginner, but dslr and mirrorless still considered as pricey gadget in my region.. ..and watch out for your script 😂
Thanks for the post/feedback and glad to be of help!:) Prices will slowly drop as manufacturers release newer models creating more affordable prices for the masses:).
Thinking about buying Tokina AT-X Pro 11-16mm f/2.8 DX II(new for 397euros) lenses for my Nikon D7200. I want a wide angle lenses for nature, landscape and night photography, sometimes closer shots like cars etc. Are they worth the money? I am still a beginner, so there is still a lot of confusing stuff for me. Also i found Tokina At-x Pro Dx 11-20mm(used for 399euros) Which one to buy? Can you please give any suggestion? And somehow i cant comment, only reply to someone on videos. @@RealWorld
Very articulate easy to understand video. I really enjoyed it. I love that he went and took alot of pictures in different situations and styles because as a beginner that's really helpful
Thank you for including the camera settings you used in the upper left corner. It was nice to see the differences in daytime vs. low light situations. Perhaps one day I can ween myself off "auto " mode! 😊
I bought one of these over Black Friday. I love this camera. The auto-focus alone is a big deal. It's such a huge step up from my Rebel T3i. I love your videos. You speak plainly and get right to the point.
A big thank you for covering the T7i, especially taking the time to discuss the basics! I’ve been using the T7i for shooting wildlife and so far so good!
Seeing as how this is marketed and repeatedly referred to in reviews as a "beginner" DSLR, it's exceptionally nice to have layman explanations of ISO, shutter speed and everything else you mentioned. Excellent review.
You are taking awesome pictures even with a kit lens.👍 İ was shooting photos years ago when i was at university the time cameras were using film. İ am planning shooting again. 800d is among the cameras i plan to buy. Thank for great review.
Thanks for the post/feedback and glad to be of help/inspiration!:) I used film based cameras many years ago as well ... interesting times thinking back:). Amazing what digital cameras can do today ... no need to print and see if you captured the image, etc.:)
first and foremost, you are a really very good photographer! i can see from the shots you've been making (from this vid and your other vids, as well) that you really have the eye for awesome pics! but most importantly, you are gold as a reviewer! your review vids are short, sharp, substantial and superb! you deserve way more subscribers! keep it up!
Great review, as always. I live a stones throw from the entrance to Acadia National Park, currently have the Canon T6i, which I love, and was looking for a backup camera, after watching this review I am going to order this camera as my main camera and use the T6i as the backup. I will be using the camera for both video and still photography.
Thanks for the feedback and sounds like a good plan!:) I have used both the T6i and T7i ... Canon has done a very nice job with their STM lenses in my opinion.
First of all , congratulations for your great channel ,i really like your videos which are very easy to watch and up to the point. This is the camera i own. My last decent camera was a Minolta with film . .30 years ago.I believe for an amateur dslr is very good with a very easy menu that you can learn quickly. One of the biggest advantage for team Canon is with around 500 euro you can build a very good set of lenses :zoom 10-18,55-250 (along with the included 18-55 kit ) and 24 and 50mm prime.I have also a tamron 100-400 which is a bit too much but i like shooting sports and birds. Regards from Greece.
Thanks for the post/feedback and welcome from the United States!:) Ahhhhh yes, Minolta:). I shot with a film based Canon camera many years ago as well ... funny how the digital world has changed photography:). Regardless of the method (film or digital), the photographer's ability to compose a scene and manipulate the camera is the secrete ingredient to any photo in my opinion:). I really like the fixed 50 as well - relatively affordable and great for various situations.
Thanks for the review. You're not just regurgitating specs and you base your opinions on "RealWorld" use. I really like how you talk about potential shortcomings, but put them in perspective in regards to how it may or may not matter (in this case, the AA and the lack of 4K). There's not hyperbole, just good guidance on who should buy the camera.
Thanks for the post/feedback!:) That was/is my goal and glad to see it was well received:). The shortcomings I mentioned/discovered are nothing major in my opinion ... most manufactures in this day and age are producing solid equipment for the most and Canon is not exception.
I got mine for $500. at Walmart. It's a great 📷. I am a Wildlife Photographer mainly but I also shoot Scenery sun rises and sun sets and people's pet's. I love my job. Love my office. I always have my 📷 even when I just go shopping. I have so much fun.
Thank you for this review! Super helpful and to the point. I just watched your video on the Nikon D5600 as well, and just read your replies to others asking which is best. Super helpful, thank you.
Awesome presentation! Thank you for doing such a great job at presenting both the Photo and video qualities. I own a T7i and I like it's simplicity in both function and style.
Great review. I purchased this camera about 6 months ago. Ended up getting a tamron 18-400m lens to take some pics of the kids with there sports. Have been watching you for a while trying to learn some tips to be able to take better pics. Would be great if you did some videos on how to use the features of this camera like you have with your others uploads. Cheers from Australia.
Thanks for the post/feedback Brad and welcome from the United States!:) The Tamron 18-400 is a crazy zoom lens (lots of range (assuming you meant Tamron and not tampon (lol)):). I suspect that is your all around go-to lens ... great for various situations. I am giving more thought to creating a few specific videos using the T7i (800D) while I have my hands on it ... perhaps some night shots, etc.
RealWorld that would be awesome. The lens is a good all round. One day when i learn a bit more i will go some thing more specific. That would be great to see something more in depth on this model camera given i can directly relate to it. Keep up the great videos. I enjoy the way that you present them. Awesome work.
I subscribed to your channel a while ago and absolutely love your videos, with the exception of just one minor detail..the soundtrack! When you're out and about taking pictures with the camera, I have to mute the sound! I just can't stand the guys singing voice! Purely a matter of personal taste. Other than that, another great video!
LOL - glad to be of help and sorry about the sound!:) Sound is very tricky ... tougher to incorporate than what most people think:). Everybody has different likes/tastes in music which is understandable. I try to pick what most people might enjoy and (here is the tricky part) something that is free to use.
@@RealWorld Thank you so much for your reply. I know it's hard catering for everyone's tastes, and it really is a minor detail. I like you, and I like watching your videos, and I won't stop watching them whatever music you use. Producing these videos on quite a tight budget must be really difficult, so I fully appreciate having to use something that is 'free to use!' Keep up the good work my friend! God Bless you!
they are both solid choices, however if i had to choose between the two, i would evaluate my needs ... do you plan to shoot more video than photos? i give a slight edge to the 800d for video and slight edge to the d5600 for photos. Canon's AF system is great on video and Nikon removed the AA filter making photo a bit more sharp:).
@@RealWorld thanks a lot for your text. My main target photography. Video occasionally. (On friends or family programme, or when i gone to travel, only that time). . . And i need best jpeg colour. Means no editing, just out of camera. So which one?
As the 77D and the 800D/T7i have the exact same characteristics is this test relevant for me as I own an 77D? 🤔 By the way, great test as always! Keep doing thorough test like this one! 😄
Thanks for the post/feedback/questions Hamza!:) The 77d and 800d are VERY similar with the primary difference being the top lcd on the 77d. They share the same processor, sensor, and resolution (I believe they were released around the same time as well):).
Great question ... the difference in quality is not noticeable in my opinion. If anyone viewed two identical images side-by-side and post edited in the same manner, I suspect nobody would tell the difference:).
Great video. Just wanted to know what to choose between t7i and D5600 as a beginner. I want to do still photography as well as sports/moving images maybe. And some videos too. Should I opt for Nikon just because it gives sharper Images or choose Canon as it does the job for photos and is comparatively better for videography?
In the context of sports I would say the Canon is the better option, since it has a better AF system (though the Nikon's will keep up in most still shooting scenarios). In still photography they'd probably both make you happy, though the Nikon will give you sharper, and less grainy images. Apart from that you also need to weigh up the superior build quality and battery life of the Nikon vs the superior ergonomics of the Canon. And most importantly, read some reviews and compare the lenses relevant to you on each system. Bodies are exciting and all, but the lenses are gonna be the ones you keep and that make the most difference to image quality.
These two cameras are very similar in some respects. I feel the T7i has a slight edge on the video (contains in-body video image stabilization and very good AF system when paired this the STM lens), and I feel the D5600 has a slight edge on photos (Nikon removed the AA filter (anti-alias) which tends to sharpen images slightly). I have a review on the D5600 which can be found here - czcams.com/video/qDeW1PYCnmA/video.html
since the IS is digital, couldn't it be simulated in post on the D5600? Also I'd love to see a review of the Pentax K70, since its in the same price bracket and offers some very interesting features.
LOL - I thought the same regarding post processing:). In short, yes:). Post processing images and/or video on either camera will yield vary comparable results with each other making them seem very similar:). Nonetheless, Canon's ability to pull focus with buttery smooth results is nice ( I first experienced this my 80D review which can be found here - czcams.com/video/3NdRvq-3hgE/video.html ). Nikon could not hold a candle to Canon in this regard until they released their AF-P lens. This is Nikon's version of the STM lens and results in a silent focus system. The previous AF-S lenses were not good at video AF (lots of focus hunting, etc.). The AF-P lens in included in the D5600 kit which is nice and seems to work well.
Great review! Can you please review Canon's 4000D model which is the cheapest entry level DSLR from Canon. As always, your comments and guidance means a lot to us. Thanks.
both are solid however if i had to choose, i would ask myself one question - do i plan to shoot video? if so, i might lean towards the 800d. if not, i might lean towards the d5600.
Dear Sir: You’re The BEST for me. You teached me a lot and I really appreciated, but I’ve a complain. Why do you grab this way the camera, why. You always made my Day
thanks for the post/question and glad to be of help! :) i typically hold the camera by the heaviest part. if i have a light lens on the body, i will hold the body. if i have a heavy lens on the body, i will hold the lens. :)
hi real world thanks for this tuto but have suggestion if you dont mind specially with our Dslr 700D / 800D as well as both are same sitting no big differences ... my question is can you make us a full guide tuto about how to shoot photography specially for us to sell on shutter and adobe stock / !!? like how to use autofocus & manual focus and the noise iso :( those are my most commun mistake however i do a cool art composition phots ... hope you get my point you help us how to change from auto to manual in 18-55 mm lens and which best exposure to shoot by day / sun and sometime night to make several pics to sell :D thanks
man thanks for the video it was very informative i didnt know that this camera had AA Filter. it seems the photos you took with this camera offer better barckground if we comapare with the D3400 or it was the editting
Interesting video which I enjoyed especially I have the Canon 700D and it's pretty good and I'm getting used to it. Is it worth getting since I have the 700D? I must say I like that little tripod you use as I should get it. Can the Camera connect to smartphone trivia wifi?
Thanks for the post/question:). There are a handful of differences/advantages to the 800d over the 700d ... more focal points, higher max ISO, larger resolution, built-in time lapse, wifi, etc.:) Might be a worthy consideration for upgrade:).
Great vid as usual. I'm using a D3300 currently. I love the sharpness of the sensor. But, even with my 35mm f/1.8 I find that the AF is slow. Even worse with the 18-200mm. Wonder if I should head back over to Canon. I've had Canon since 2005(XT, 40D, 5DII, 7D) switched to Nikon just to see what I was missing and get a lighter weight system as well. Overall I've been happy, but the AF speed and accuracy is annoying.
Thanks for the post/question and glad to be of help!:) Both are solid - they share the same sensor and resolution and will result in very similar image quality. The m50 ( amzn.to/2W4LIU1 ) is mirrorless and has a smaller form factor compared to the T7i. In addition, the m50 has more focal points (143 vs 45) which can be nice for fast moving subjects. As expected, the T7i has a much better battery life (600 shots vs 235). If form factor is a consideration, I might lean towards the m50. If not, either will work fine:).
Canon 1500D -- Sir , what do you think of that as an entry level D-SLR for still shots ? That is the cheapest one with APS-C available in India right now . I wanted to go for the D5300 . But , budget constraints , alas . Would you suggest to wait for some and go for the D5300 ? Thanks in advance .
If you are on a relatively tight budget, I might recommend the Nikon D3400 ( amzn.to/2gjCOdW ) or the Pansonic G7 ( amzn.to/2DqL8XC ). The D3400 might take slightly better images in my opinion but the G7 is loaded with features and both are relatively affordable:).
How do you turn off the AF Display? that annoying box that follows your face around on the screen (i use the camera for streaming). I can turn off other displays except that. Canon 800D/T7i connected to PC using Camlink
Might want to also consider Sony (the A7 III):). I have shot with all three and see advantages and disadvantages to each. My concern with Nikon is their financials. I believe they are going to stop manufacturing the 3000 and 5000 series which is a problem:). I would typically lean towards Nikon for photos and Canon for video.
In my pic I think cannon works better on skin tone especially on dark on brown skin but if used the flash on nikon I would be ok but love the focus on cannon
Thanks for this great video! I'm torn between this camera and the Nikon D5600. Leaning toward the Canon (because of the better AF functionality in video mode), BUT the fact that the Canon has anti-aliasing (and the Nikon doesn't) has caused analysis-paralysis! :-) . Do the still photos on the Nikon look noticeably better, due to the lack of anti-aliasing, or is it basically an ignorable thing? Thanks!
LOL - working my way through various comments and replied on the D5600 thread posting a link to this vid:). I will copy my response to help others who may not see the D5600 post ... Is it incredible noticeable? No, not in my opinion:). If you did not plan to shoot any video, I might lean towards the D5600. The D5600 can shoot video as well and does a good job, but I give the edge to Canon's STM lenses and AF system - they are solid when it comes to video in my opinion:). The T7i images are solid as well:).
They are very similar however Nikon removed the AA filter which is an added bonus. I might lean towards the D5600 if you mainly into photos. If you plan to do any video, I might lean the other way:).
Confuse Between 800d and 5600. Most of the told that nikon colour is not as good as,canon. Canon provide best colour, jpeg look better on canon. Really?
There are a couple of key differences but color in jpeg is not one in my opinion:). Canon offers great AF in video and Nikon offers great/sharp images as they removed the AA filter (the anti-aliasing filter). This is not to say the D5600 cannot shoot video nor to say the 800d cannot take good images:). If you plan to shoot more video, I might lean towards the 800d. If you do not plan to shoot video, I might lean towards the d5600:).
Thanks for the post/feedback Irene:). Unfortunately, no - appears Canon left the AA filter on the 90D. It's not a huge issue IMO but would be nice if they removed it:).
I’ve been looking to get a new camera for a while I have been shooting on an olympus E-510 and i was wondering what you would recommend out of the Olympus Om-D E-M1 mark II, the canon rebel t7i (800d), or the nikon d5400. I shoot a lot of sunsets, moon photos, air shows and water sports. I would like to start doing videos of the air shows and fireworks and stuff like that and wondering what camera would be the best option.
Thanks for the post/question!:) Ahhhh yes, the Olympus!:) I have not had my hands on one in many months. The Olympus is a solid camera with a few notable features - high max shutter speed (1/8000 vs 1/4000 found in the D5500 (Nikon does not make a D5400:))), fast continuous shutter speed (15 fps), and in body stabilization which is nice, however this camera contains a smaller sensor compared to Nikon and Canon and has a short battery life. Many might say the micro 4/3rds is fine in most situations. Nonetheless, I like a larger sensor for various reason unrelated to print:).
Thank you so much for the video and I love your channel and your videos are helpful .I have a question for you , I am new to photography should I choose nikon 5600 or canon 800d (t7i)? I will use for portraits and time to time some videos .
Thanks for the post/feedback and glad to be of help!:) Both are solid can capable of shoot photos and taking video without many issues. Nikon has the AF-P lens which works nice for video and far better than the AF-S lens, but Canon has the STM lens with is great for video. Nikon removed the AA filter which is great for photos. If you are more into video, I might lean towards Canon. If you are more into photos, I might lean more towards Nikon. Again, both will do a solid job at either task ... in the end, perhaps I would lean towards the better price/deal:).
11:47 *sigh* I want an articulating screen, even if it doesn't have touch functionality 😁 Great images and nice review! Ever since buying my D3400, even more so than before, I've been thinking if I made the right choice. Some of the features on the Canon cameras are great, but I'm still leaning towards the Nikon (especially as more info/knowledge/experience is gained). i.e I didn't know about the AA filter until now ^.^ - Buut you ruined my allotted time for reading my new photo books *looks at the dislike button* 🙈 J/K It wouldn't be me without some closing notes/more rambling xD I tried taking some photos of myself the other day and it turned out 'great'. Not worth showing great, but I certainly learned a lot. I finally learned (got taught in the video) how to use my remotes with my flashes, I had a pimple on my cheek and was able to spot-remove it away and make it look a-okay 👌 You also mentioned/linked the brand of your tripod and I picked up a 'similar' one but from Andoer - It should arrive tomorrow, so taking photos should be A LOT easier now 😁 Great work *MARK!* (I finally nailed it, no edits/cheating 🙄)
LOL - thanks for the post/feedback!:) I know how you feel regarding the rotating screen ... rotating screens are nice but I still prefer to lock focus using the viewfinder when possible (I feel it is more precise):). The mini tripods are easy to carry and convenient to wrap legs around just about anything in the field:).
I am one of your subscriber and watch you regularly. Could you do a video about few Sharpest Lenses for Nikon F Mount like D3400 but in a reasonable price? Thanks.
Thanks for the post/suggestion and welcome to the channel!:) I really like the fixed 50 ( amzn.to/2kD7EkF review vid found here - czcams.com/video/e2TZVu7yZig/video.html ) or the fixed 35 ( amzn.to/2J3qHmU review vid found here - czcams.com/video/BG0eZZaMmYE/video.html ) ... both are solid/sharp and relatively affordable:).
Thanks for the post/question:). I typically use the Zoom H1 which is solid in my opinion ( czcams.com/video/4StJ6QmYvpQ/video.html ). I also discuss different ways to record sound - czcams.com/video/4VmEx_7MhvY/video.html
They will be very comparable in my opinion. Nikon removed the AA filter from the D5600 which is good (this is the anti-aliasing filter which tends to soften images slightly), but the T7i offers 6 frames per second is continuous mode whereas the D5600 offers 5. I feel the T7i has a slight edge on video though. Canon did a nice job with their STM lens.
I might lean towards the 800d (aka T7i) ... higher max ISO (25600 vs 12800), slightly higher resolution (24mp vs 20), more focal points (45 vs 19), etc.
Hi! I’m going to buy my first dslr and it really confuses me what to buy between d5600 and 800d. Does 800d really that far in comparison to d5600 in terms of image quality? I currently have 800d in mind because of its dual pixel af but it worries me regarding its IQ. I will really appreciate the answer. Hehe thank you! More subs in the future!
Thanks for the post/question Carl:). Both are very solid. I like that Nikon removed the AA filter from D5600 (this is the anti-aliasing filter which tends to make images relatively soft), but I like Canon's AF system. If you plan to shoot any video, I might lean towards the 800d:). If video is not your thing, I might lean towards the D5600.
Depending on the wedding/expectations, this camera might do the trick:). If you attempt a wedding with this camera, I might suggest using a fixed 50mm as well ( amzn.to/2YMYtjN ). The fixed 50 will open to f/1.8 which is great for portraits in my opinion. I have a video showcasing the Nikon fixed 50 f/1.8 which will yield similar results and might be of help - czcams.com/video/e2TZVu7yZig/video.html
Thanks for the post/question Deborah:). I used the JOBY Gorilla Pod which is awesome - amzn.to/2muxoyO ... I also used ZOMEI - amzn.to/3cmoTjh ... the JOBY is great for travel and I recently used it on a few photo adventure videos:).
Also, I small question sir. Will budget DSLRs become redundant due to smartphone camera onslaught? Cause there is tremendous techno growth in smartphones.
Everyone want to take a great photo, but not everyone need a dslr, so in the end it's depending of what you need. It's not become redundant, if you know its potential and smartphone limitation.
Great question and good timing as I have recently consider producing a video on one or two basic smartphone cameras!:) I took a handful of shots on my recent trip to the smokies with my phone along with my DSLR. I did not post any resulting photos from my phone as the trip was focused on creating a photo adventure using a DSLR. Nonetheless, some of the images were not bad:). The biggest challenge to any given phone camera is the sensor ... the sensor size will always be limited by the phone itself regardless of resolution, features, hype, etc. Nonetheless, there is a time a place for camera phones in my opinion. Stay tuned as I may create a video on this topic in the near future;).
I’ve been loving your channel. I’m in the same city as you and would love to offer you any kind of help. Carrrying bags, setting up lights, designated driver etc... an opportunity to learn a little more would be excellent.
Thanks for the post/feedback and thanks for the offer!:) Are you in Indy? I have ran into a handful over people over the last year or two while shooting various vids (mainly downtown Indy on or near the circle:)). I have given thought to finding a model(s) to shoot for testing various lenses, cameras, etc.
LOL - thanks for the post/feedback Allen and glad to offer an entertainment value of some sort:). Some videos require take more time to create/process, but it's all good fun in the end:).
Loved the review I just ordered the camera body only and saw you took amazing shots with the lens u used. Thinking of buying that lens for me but im confused since there are several versions of this lens. Can you reply please? Thanks a lot
Thanks for the post/feedback!:) WOW! - I thought this would be quick to answer - LOL ... I believe this is the proper link - amzn.to/2Nt0BJ0 ... I checked Canon's site and found the model number (8114B002AA), but the model number is not found on Amazon nor many places for that matter:). The description of the link provided is correct (18-55 STM) ... I suspect this will do the trick:).
Sir I’m very impressed by ur videos I’m a iPhone photographer I like to take photos on my iPhone but I was planning to buy a canon 200d mark 2 shall I buy or look for some other camera can u help sir waiting for ur reply
Thanks for the post/feedback and glad to be of help!:) I created a video on tips for taking photos with a cell phone ( demo's using a iPhone 6s - czcams.com/video/eayo5aHmIAg/video.html ) ... cell phones are convenient but have one important limitation - sensor size. For this reason, any crop sensor camera will be a great step in the right direction. Crop sensor cameras like the 200d contain sensors that are much larger compared to cell phones ... larger sensors are much better in low light, soft backgrounds, details, etc.
Both are solid and will do a good job. If given the choice, I might consider the following ... if I plan to shoot a good amount of video, I might lean towards the T7i; if video if not a concern, I might lean towards the D5600:). The D5600 can shoot video as well, but Canon has done a nice job with their STM lens that comes with the T7i:).
This channel seriously gold for low budget, not so new camera seeker. I'm not a beginner, but dslr and mirrorless still considered as pricey gadget in my region..
..and watch out for your script 😂
Thanks for the post/feedback and glad to be of help!:) Prices will slowly drop as manufacturers release newer models creating more affordable prices for the masses:).
budget shoppers in the US can pick up a used 5ti for around 300 bucks, or a new 6ti. a used sl1 is another option.
Thinking about buying Tokina AT-X Pro 11-16mm f/2.8 DX II(new for 397euros) lenses for my Nikon D7200. I want a wide angle lenses for nature, landscape and night photography, sometimes closer shots like cars etc. Are they worth the money? I am still a beginner, so there is still a lot of confusing stuff for me. Also i found Tokina At-x Pro Dx 11-20mm(used for 399euros) Which one to buy? Can you please give any suggestion? And somehow i cant comment, only reply to someone on videos. @@RealWorld
800D (T7i) was my Christmas gift, it has a lot of good features and a great image quality
Thanks for the post/feedback and agreed ... a solid/capable camera:).
Very articulate easy to understand video. I really enjoyed it. I love that he went and took alot of pictures in different situations and styles because as a beginner that's really helpful
Thanks for the post/feedback Fahad and glad to be of help!:)
Thank you for including the camera settings you used in the upper left corner. It was nice to see the differences in daytime vs. low light situations. Perhaps one day I can ween myself off "auto " mode! 😊
Thanks for the feedback and glad to be of help!:) You will get there (moving away from auto)!:) Practice, practice, and have fun!:)
5:02 great job that u didn't cut that out! Its realworld after all :)
LOL - yeah, the wind took hold and I was luck to catch it!:) I was on a roll and thought to keep moving forward:).
I bought one of these over Black Friday. I love this camera. The auto-focus alone is a big deal. It's such a huge step up from my Rebel T3i. I love your videos. You speak plainly and get right to the point.
Thanks for the post/feedback and glad to be of help!:) Agreed - this would be a huge step forward compared to the T3i:).
A big thank you for covering the T7i, especially taking the time to discuss the basics! I’ve been using the T7i for shooting wildlife and so far so good!
Glad to be of help - a great/solid camera IMO:)
Seeing as how this is marketed and repeatedly referred to in reviews as a "beginner" DSLR, it's exceptionally nice to have layman explanations of ISO, shutter speed and everything else you mentioned. Excellent review.
Thanks for the feedback and glad to be of help!:) I think it is funny as well - the term 'beginner' as this camera is load with various features:).
You are taking awesome pictures even with a kit lens.👍 İ was shooting photos years ago when i was at university the time cameras were using film. İ am planning shooting again. 800d is among the cameras i plan to buy. Thank for great review.
Thanks for the post/feedback and glad to be of help/inspiration!:) I used film based cameras many years ago as well ... interesting times thinking back:). Amazing what digital cameras can do today ... no need to print and see if you captured the image, etc.:)
first and foremost, you are a really very good photographer! i can see from the shots you've been making (from this vid and your other vids, as well) that you really have the eye for awesome pics! but most importantly, you are gold as a reviewer! your review vids are short, sharp, substantial and superb! you deserve way more subscribers! keep it up!
Thanks for the post/feedback and glad to be of help!:) The channel is sloooooowly growing:).
I just ordered this camera after i sow your opinion! Thx alot for your professional opinion! I am a beginner at my first Canon DSLR!
Glad to be of help and enjoy the camera!:) It is solid - I really like Canon's AF system. Canon has always been strong on the AF.
First #keep up fam your channel is the best thing i ever found on CZcams
Thanks for the post/feedback!:) First in!:)
Great review, as always. I live a stones throw from the entrance to Acadia National Park, currently have the Canon T6i, which I love, and was looking for a backup camera, after watching this review I am going to order this camera as my main camera and use the T6i as the backup. I will be using the camera for both video and still photography.
Thanks for the feedback and sounds like a good plan!:) I have used both the T6i and T7i ... Canon has done a very nice job with their STM lenses in my opinion.
Thank you for making this review of the 800d. That was some awesome pictures. And the quality of the picture with iso 25600 was really impressive.
Glad to be of help!:) The 800D is a solid/capable camera ... a bit of knowledge and experience can go a long way:).
Whoa, this is an absolutely phenomenal video.
Thanks for the post/feedback and glad to be of help!:)
First of all , congratulations for your great channel ,i really like your videos which are very easy to watch and up to the point.
This is the camera i own. My last decent camera was a Minolta with film . .30 years ago.I believe for an amateur dslr is very good with a very easy menu that you can learn quickly. One of the biggest advantage for team Canon is with around 500 euro you can build a very good set of lenses :zoom 10-18,55-250 (along with the included 18-55 kit ) and 24 and 50mm prime.I have also a tamron 100-400 which is a bit too much but i like shooting sports and birds.
Regards from Greece.
Thanks for the post/feedback and welcome from the United States!:) Ahhhhh yes, Minolta:). I shot with a film based Canon camera many years ago as well ... funny how the digital world has changed photography:). Regardless of the method (film or digital), the photographer's ability to compose a scene and manipulate the camera is the secrete ingredient to any photo in my opinion:). I really like the fixed 50 as well - relatively affordable and great for various situations.
Love your work man.. Keep up the good work.. Your videos are great and informative and practical.. Keep making more of them..
Thanks for the feedback!:) Stay tuned as I have more on the way!:)
I enjoy our reviews, you explain very well, thank you, ur better than half of the rest.
Thanks for the post/feedback Ian and glad to be of help!:)
Thanks for the review. You're not just regurgitating specs and you base your opinions on "RealWorld" use. I really like how you talk about potential shortcomings, but put them in perspective in regards to how it may or may not matter (in this case, the AA and the lack of 4K). There's not hyperbole, just good guidance on who should buy the camera.
Thanks for the post/feedback!:) That was/is my goal and glad to see it was well received:). The shortcomings I mentioned/discovered are nothing major in my opinion ... most manufactures in this day and age are producing solid equipment for the most and Canon is not exception.
I got mine for $500. at Walmart. It's a great 📷. I am a Wildlife Photographer mainly but I also shoot Scenery sun rises and sun sets and people's pet's. I love my job. Love my office. I always have my 📷 even when I just go shopping. I have so much fun.
you have the right attitude! :)
Thank you so much for a wonderful review, I am definately going to purchase one.
Glad to be of help - a great/solid camera:).
Thank you for giving wonderful review, I buy already for past few days its really good for capturing phone and video's
Someone here said your videos have something special... and he's right! They do! Thank you for that. And for sharing... take care!
Thanks for the post/feedback Sergio and glad to be of inspiration!:)
Great video!!! Love the photos!
Thank you for this review! Super helpful and to the point. I just watched your video on the Nikon D5600 as well, and just read your replies to others asking which is best. Super helpful, thank you.
thanks for this review. The music is cool too 🙂
Awesome presentation! Thank you for doing such a great job at presenting both the Photo and video qualities. I own a T7i and I like it's simplicity in both function and style.
Great review. I purchased this camera about 6 months ago. Ended up getting a tamron 18-400m lens to take some pics of the kids with there sports. Have been watching you for a while trying to learn some tips to be able to take better pics. Would be great if you did some videos on how to use the features of this camera like you have with your others uploads. Cheers from Australia.
Thanks for the post/feedback Brad and welcome from the United States!:) The Tamron 18-400 is a crazy zoom lens (lots of range (assuming you meant Tamron and not tampon (lol)):). I suspect that is your all around go-to lens ... great for various situations. I am giving more thought to creating a few specific videos using the T7i (800D) while I have my hands on it ... perhaps some night shots, etc.
RealWorld that would be awesome. The lens is a good all round. One day when i learn a bit more i will go some thing more specific. That would be great to see something more in depth on this model camera given i can directly relate to it. Keep up the great videos. I enjoy the way that you present them. Awesome work.
OMG!!! An very amazing video combined with imcredible and bautiful photos!!!!and a relax song Good work!!!!
Thanks for the post/feedback Richard!:) Lots of fun to make!:)
I subscribed to your channel a while ago and absolutely love your videos, with the exception of just one minor detail..the soundtrack! When you're out and about taking pictures with the camera, I have to mute the sound! I just can't stand the guys singing voice! Purely a matter of personal taste. Other than that, another great video!
LOL - glad to be of help and sorry about the sound!:) Sound is very tricky ... tougher to incorporate than what most people think:). Everybody has different likes/tastes in music which is understandable. I try to pick what most people might enjoy and (here is the tricky part) something that is free to use.
@@RealWorld Thank you so much for your reply. I know it's hard catering for everyone's tastes, and it really is a minor detail. I like you, and I like watching your videos, and I won't stop watching them whatever music you use. Producing these videos on quite a tight budget must be really difficult, so I fully appreciate having to use something that is 'free to use!' Keep up the good work my friend! God Bless you!
the way you held the camera in the first scene really hurt my feeling lol
lol - i typically hold by the heaviest part (in this case the lens)
Nice review, as always. I would love to see a review of a Sony camera
outstanding video and presentation.
appreciate the post/feedback!:)
@@RealWorld I just bought the Cannon 800D because I was very impressed with your detailed review. Thank you.
I am really confusing between Canon 800d and nikon 5600. Which one wil be best for photography and why? Please,please reply
they are both solid choices, however if i had to choose between the two, i would evaluate my needs ... do you plan to shoot more video than photos? i give a slight edge to the 800d for video and slight edge to the d5600 for photos. Canon's AF system is great on video and Nikon removed the AA filter making photo a bit more sharp:).
@@RealWorld thanks a lot for your text.
My main target photography.
Video occasionally. (On friends or family programme, or when i gone to travel, only that time).
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And i need best jpeg colour. Means no editing, just out of camera.
So which one?
As the 77D and the 800D/T7i have the exact same characteristics is this test relevant for me as I own an 77D? 🤔
By the way, great test as always! Keep doing thorough test like this one! 😄
Thanks for the post/feedback/questions Hamza!:) The 77d and 800d are VERY similar with the primary difference being the top lcd on the 77d. They share the same processor, sensor, and resolution (I believe they were released around the same time as well):).
@@RealWorld Thanks for the answer! 😄
Wanted to add that you are one of my favorite CZcams channel! Clear and informative! 🤩
Glad to be of help Hamza!:)
77D have better Video bit rate and second display. And more little difference
@@HazaraTechnic Thanks!
Does the image quality between Nikon D5600 and Canon 800D has huge difference? Besides the D5600 has no AA ?
Great question ... the difference in quality is not noticeable in my opinion. If anyone viewed two identical images side-by-side and post edited in the same manner, I suspect nobody would tell the difference:).
Great video.
Just wanted to know what to choose between t7i and D5600 as a beginner.
I want to do still photography as well as sports/moving images maybe. And some videos too.
Should I opt for Nikon just because it gives sharper Images or choose Canon as it does the job for photos and is comparatively better for videography?
In the context of sports I would say the Canon is the better option, since it has a better AF system (though the Nikon's will keep up in most still shooting scenarios). In still photography they'd probably both make you happy, though the Nikon will give you sharper, and less grainy images. Apart from that you also need to weigh up the superior build quality and battery life of the Nikon vs the superior ergonomics of the Canon. And most importantly, read some reviews and compare the lenses relevant to you on each system. Bodies are exciting and all, but the lenses are gonna be the ones you keep and that make the most difference to image quality.
These two cameras are very similar in some respects. I feel the T7i has a slight edge on the video (contains in-body video image stabilization and very good AF system when paired this the STM lens), and I feel the D5600 has a slight edge on photos (Nikon removed the AA filter (anti-alias) which tends to sharpen images slightly). I have a review on the D5600 which can be found here - czcams.com/video/qDeW1PYCnmA/video.html
since the IS is digital, couldn't it be simulated in post on the D5600? Also I'd love to see a review of the Pentax K70, since its in the same price bracket and offers some very interesting features.
LOL - I thought the same regarding post processing:). In short, yes:). Post processing images and/or video on either camera will yield vary comparable results with each other making them seem very similar:). Nonetheless, Canon's ability to pull focus with buttery smooth results is nice ( I first experienced this my 80D review which can be found here - czcams.com/video/3NdRvq-3hgE/video.html ). Nikon could not hold a candle to Canon in this regard until they released their AF-P lens. This is Nikon's version of the STM lens and results in a silent focus system. The previous AF-S lenses were not good at video AF (lots of focus hunting, etc.). The AF-P lens in included in the D5600 kit which is nice and seems to work well.
Great review! Can you please review Canon's 4000D model which is the cheapest entry level DSLR from Canon. As always, your comments and guidance means a lot to us. Thanks.
Thanks for the post/suggestion/feedback:). I will keep my eyes out for the 4000d. It was released in early 2018 but I have not seen it - yet:).
Do a image quality comparison between this and Nikon d5600
T7i is too much better
800D is better for this!
Completely opposite ! d5600 is better for photography
Please which is better for photograhy nikon d5600 or canon 800d
both are solid however if i had to choose, i would ask myself one question - do i plan to shoot video? if so, i might lean towards the 800d. if not, i might lean towards the d5600.
@@RealWorld ok Thank you so much😊 i aperciate your response 🙏🙏
Dear Sir: You’re The BEST for me. You teached me a lot and I really appreciated, but I’ve a complain. Why do you grab this way the camera, why. You always made my Day
thanks for the post/question and glad to be of help! :) i typically hold the camera by the heaviest part. if i have a light lens on the body, i will hold the body. if i have a heavy lens on the body, i will hold the lens. :)
hi real world thanks for this tuto but have suggestion if you dont mind specially with our Dslr 700D / 800D as well as both are same sitting no big differences ... my question is can you make us a full guide tuto about how to shoot photography specially for us to sell on shutter and adobe stock / !!? like how to use autofocus & manual focus and the noise iso :( those are my most commun mistake however i do a cool art composition phots ... hope you get my point you help us how to change from auto to manual in 18-55 mm lens and which best exposure to shoot by day / sun and sometime night to make several pics to sell :D thanks
Thanks for the post/suggestion! :) I like and may create a video on how to make money with photography.
Dude you sold me I’m ordering this camera next week I’ll be back to your channel let you know when I get it lol
a bit late to reply but thanks for the post and glad to be of help!:) how did the camera work for you?
RealWorld I have the Camera with the 50mm 1.8 😊😊
that is a great lens ... enjoy the ride!:)
man thanks for the video it was very informative i didnt know that this camera had AA Filter. it seems the photos you took with this camera offer better barckground if we comapare with the D3400 or it was the editting
Thanks bro ✌️
Interesting video which I enjoyed especially I have the Canon 700D and it's pretty good and I'm getting used to it. Is it worth getting since I have the 700D? I must say I like that little tripod you use as I should get it. Can the Camera connect to smartphone trivia wifi?
Thanks for the post/question:). There are a handful of differences/advantages to the 800d over the 700d ... more focal points, higher max ISO, larger resolution, built-in time lapse, wifi, etc.:) Might be a worthy consideration for upgrade:).
Wonderful review! Thank you!
The photos u added was amazingly helpful... Thanks a lot... :D
Great vid as usual. I'm using a D3300 currently. I love the sharpness of the sensor. But, even with my 35mm f/1.8 I find that the AF is slow. Even worse with the 18-200mm. Wonder if I should head back over to Canon. I've had Canon since 2005(XT, 40D, 5DII, 7D) switched to Nikon just to see what I was missing and get a lighter weight system as well. Overall I've been happy, but the AF speed and accuracy is annoying.
Canon has always done well with AF:). I first noticed Canon's ability to pull focus using the 80D during a review video a year or two back.
Thank you for this review! I'm really confused and i don't know what to choose between this one or m50? Could you please help me with an opinion?
Thanks for the post/question and glad to be of help!:) Both are solid - they share the same sensor and resolution and will result in very similar image quality. The m50 ( amzn.to/2W4LIU1 ) is mirrorless and has a smaller form factor compared to the T7i. In addition, the m50 has more focal points (143 vs 45) which can be nice for fast moving subjects. As expected, the T7i has a much better battery life (600 shots vs 235). If form factor is a consideration, I might lean towards the m50. If not, either will work fine:).
Love your video
thanks for the review, one of my favorits...
Thanks for the post/feedback and glad to be of help!:)
Nice video ! Is the Canon EOS 800D waterproof? Excuse me for asking you, what do you think of the nikon d5100? Thanks.
Just ordered...:-)
Canon 1500D -- Sir , what do you think of that as an entry level D-SLR for still shots ? That is the cheapest one with APS-C available in India right now . I wanted to go for the D5300 . But , budget constraints , alas . Would you suggest to wait for some and go for the D5300 ? Thanks in advance .
If you are on a relatively tight budget, I might recommend the Nikon D3400 ( amzn.to/2gjCOdW ) or the Pansonic G7 ( amzn.to/2DqL8XC ). The D3400 might take slightly better images in my opinion but the G7 is loaded with features and both are relatively affordable:).
Eos 750d or 800d???
Which one will you prefer??
if you have some extra money, i would lean towards to the 800d ... better battery life, higher max ISO, etc.
Your videos have something special. Regards from Argentina
Thanks for the feedback Santiago and welcome from the United States!:)
Thanks for your insight! Looking into an M50 as my first canon
Ahhhhh yes, the M50 is a nice/solid choice:).
How do you turn off the AF Display? that annoying box that follows your face around on the screen (i use the camera for streaming). I can turn off other displays except that. Canon 800D/T7i connected to PC using Camlink
Two questions.
Nikon or canon?
FF or aps-c?
Might want to also consider Sony (the A7 III):). I have shot with all three and see advantages and disadvantages to each. My concern with Nikon is their financials. I believe they are going to stop manufacturing the 3000 and 5000 series which is a problem:). I would typically lean towards Nikon for photos and Canon for video.
In my pic I think cannon works better on skin tone especially on dark on brown skin but if used the flash on nikon I would be ok but love the focus on cannon
Greetings and wishes from India. So nicely explained. I like all your videos. Simple and easy to follow. Thanks sir.
Thanks for the feedback and glad to be of help from the United States!:)
Thanks for yet another great review!
Thanks for the post/feedback!:)
Sir: I have a question please. How can I disable Auto ISO plus the D+ I can’t do it in any way. Please help me, thanks in advance for your answer
Great video man! Thanks a lot!
Thanks for this great video! I'm torn between this camera and the Nikon D5600. Leaning toward the Canon (because of the better AF functionality in video mode), BUT the fact that the Canon has anti-aliasing (and the Nikon doesn't) has caused analysis-paralysis! :-) . Do the still photos on the Nikon look noticeably better, due to the lack of anti-aliasing, or is it basically an ignorable thing? Thanks!
LOL - working my way through various comments and replied on the D5600 thread posting a link to this vid:). I will copy my response to help others who may not see the D5600 post ... Is it incredible noticeable? No, not in my opinion:). If you did not plan to shoot any video, I might lean towards the D5600. The D5600 can shoot video as well and does a good job, but I give the edge to Canon's STM lenses and AF system - they are solid when it comes to video in my opinion:). The T7i images are solid as well:).
Hey guys, so which camera is the best, Nikon D5600 or T7i, I will take mostly pics!
They are very similar however Nikon removed the AA filter which is an added bonus. I might lean towards the D5600 if you mainly into photos. If you plan to do any video, I might lean the other way:).
@@RealWorld okay I'll buy the d5600!!, thanks for the video, keep doing this kind of contend, I really enjoy it!!
Confuse Between 800d and 5600.
Most of the told that nikon colour is not as good as,canon.
Canon provide best colour, jpeg look better on canon.
Really?
There are a couple of key differences but color in jpeg is not one in my opinion:). Canon offers great AF in video and Nikon offers great/sharp images as they removed the AA filter (the anti-aliasing filter). This is not to say the D5600 cannot shoot video nor to say the 800d cannot take good images:). If you plan to shoot more video, I might lean towards the 800d. If you do not plan to shoot video, I might lean towards the d5600:).
@@RealWorld dear, I wil shoot video only on any family programe or when i travel some where.
Only that time.
But most of the time photography
I'm gonna go ahead and press the like button 😁
Lovely review as always!Do you happen to know if canon has removed the aa filter from canon 90d?
Thanks for the post/feedback Irene:). Unfortunately, no - appears Canon left the AA filter on the 90D. It's not a huge issue IMO but would be nice if they removed it:).
@@RealWorld thank you, yes it would be, alas...
Hey! Am from india and wanna ask u that... Is canon 800d waterproof?
Welcome from the United States!:) No, the Canon 800d is not waterproof:).
I’ve been looking to get a new camera for a while I have been shooting on an olympus E-510 and i was wondering what you would recommend out of the Olympus Om-D E-M1 mark II, the canon rebel t7i (800d), or the nikon d5400. I shoot a lot of sunsets, moon photos, air shows and water sports. I would like to start doing videos of the air shows and fireworks and stuff like that and wondering what camera would be the best option.
Thanks for the post/question!:) Ahhhh yes, the Olympus!:) I have not had my hands on one in many months. The Olympus is a solid camera with a few notable features - high max shutter speed (1/8000 vs 1/4000 found in the D5500 (Nikon does not make a D5400:))), fast continuous shutter speed (15 fps), and in body stabilization which is nice, however this camera contains a smaller sensor compared to Nikon and Canon and has a short battery life. Many might say the micro 4/3rds is fine in most situations. Nonetheless, I like a larger sensor for various reason unrelated to print:).
Thank you so much for the video and I love your channel and your videos are helpful .I have a question for you , I am new to photography should I choose nikon 5600 or canon 800d (t7i)? I will use for portraits and time to time some videos .
Thanks for the post/feedback and glad to be of help!:) Both are solid can capable of shoot photos and taking video without many issues. Nikon has the AF-P lens which works nice for video and far better than the AF-S lens, but Canon has the STM lens with is great for video. Nikon removed the AA filter which is great for photos. If you are more into video, I might lean towards Canon. If you are more into photos, I might lean more towards Nikon. Again, both will do a solid job at either task ... in the end, perhaps I would lean towards the better price/deal:).
@@RealWorld Thank you :)
11:47 *sigh* I want an articulating screen, even if it doesn't have touch functionality 😁
Great images and nice review!
Ever since buying my D3400, even more so than before, I've been thinking if I made the right choice.
Some of the features on the Canon cameras are great, but I'm still leaning towards the Nikon (especially as more info/knowledge/experience is gained).
i.e I didn't know about the AA filter until now ^.^
- Buut you ruined my allotted time for reading my new photo books *looks at the dislike button* 🙈
J/K
It wouldn't be me without some closing notes/more rambling xD
I tried taking some photos of myself the other day and it turned out 'great'. Not worth showing great, but I certainly learned a lot.
I finally learned (got taught in the video) how to use my remotes with my flashes, I had a pimple on my cheek and was able to spot-remove it away and make it look a-okay 👌
You also mentioned/linked the brand of your tripod and I picked up a 'similar' one but from Andoer - It should arrive tomorrow, so taking photos should be A LOT easier now 😁
Great work *MARK!* (I finally nailed it, no edits/cheating 🙄)
LOL - thanks for the post/feedback!:) I know how you feel regarding the rotating screen ... rotating screens are nice but I still prefer to lock focus using the viewfinder when possible (I feel it is more precise):). The mini tripods are easy to carry and convenient to wrap legs around just about anything in the field:).
I am one of your subscriber and watch you regularly. Could you do a video about few Sharpest Lenses for Nikon F Mount like D3400 but in a reasonable price? Thanks.
Thanks for the post/suggestion and welcome to the channel!:) I really like the fixed 50 ( amzn.to/2kD7EkF review vid found here - czcams.com/video/e2TZVu7yZig/video.html ) or the fixed 35 ( amzn.to/2J3qHmU review vid found here - czcams.com/video/BG0eZZaMmYE/video.html ) ... both are solid/sharp and relatively affordable:).
@@RealWorld thank you very much indeed. if possible some telephoto lens suggestion?
What external mic would you suggest??
Thanks for the post/question:). I typically use the Zoom H1 which is solid in my opinion ( czcams.com/video/4StJ6QmYvpQ/video.html ). I also discuss different ways to record sound - czcams.com/video/4VmEx_7MhvY/video.html
You should review the Canon SL2 one day! Good review!
Thanks for the feedback/suggestion Blair:). I am keeping my eyes open for the SL2:).
hello sir, what camera you are using on this video ?
I used the Panasonic G7 to record this video - not bad:). amzn.to/2W9pf4q
Nice review sir. I want to ask if canon t7i is better than nikon 5600 for low light and sports? Thanks
They will be very comparable in my opinion. Nikon removed the AA filter from the D5600 which is good (this is the anti-aliasing filter which tends to soften images slightly), but the T7i offers 6 frames per second is continuous mode whereas the D5600 offers 5. I feel the T7i has a slight edge on video though. Canon did a nice job with their STM lens.
@@RealWorld thank u😊
What a lovely guy 4:52
Which one is better between 70d and 800d for videos and photos?
I might lean towards the 800d (aka T7i) ... higher max ISO (25600 vs 12800), slightly higher resolution (24mp vs 20), more focal points (45 vs 19), etc.
Hi! I’m going to buy my first dslr and it really confuses me what to buy between d5600 and 800d. Does 800d really that far in comparison to d5600 in terms of image quality?
I currently have 800d in mind because of its dual pixel af but it worries me regarding its IQ.
I will really appreciate the answer. Hehe thank you! More subs in the future!
Thanks for the post/question Carl:). Both are very solid. I like that Nikon removed the AA filter from D5600 (this is the anti-aliasing filter which tends to make images relatively soft), but I like Canon's AF system. If you plan to shoot any video, I might lean towards the 800d:). If video is not your thing, I might lean towards the D5600.
RealWorld thank you for the advice sir! God bless
Is it suitable for wedding and what lenses to have with it for wedding photography?
Depending on the wedding/expectations, this camera might do the trick:). If you attempt a wedding with this camera, I might suggest using a fixed 50mm as well ( amzn.to/2YMYtjN ). The fixed 50 will open to f/1.8 which is great for portraits in my opinion. I have a video showcasing the Nikon fixed 50 f/1.8 which will yield similar results and might be of help - czcams.com/video/e2TZVu7yZig/video.html
What is the brand and model of the two tripods you used in the video? Thanks!
Thanks for the post/question Deborah:). I used the JOBY Gorilla Pod which is awesome - amzn.to/2muxoyO ... I also used ZOMEI - amzn.to/3cmoTjh ... the JOBY is great for travel and I recently used it on a few photo adventure videos:).
Would the aTamron 100-400mm vc USD work with the t7i, if yes would the autofocus be smooth especially when using servo?
It would definitely work, and should AF well. You'd be getting a pretty nutty 640mm at the long end.
I believe you are referring to this beast - amzn.to/2H3Eklp ... if so, yes, this should work very well and provide great reach:).
Also, I small question sir. Will budget DSLRs become redundant due to smartphone camera onslaught? Cause there is tremendous techno growth in smartphones.
Everyone want to take a great photo, but not everyone need a dslr, so in the end it's depending of what you need. It's not become redundant, if you know its potential and smartphone limitation.
@@Durio_zibethinus thank you
Great question and good timing as I have recently consider producing a video on one or two basic smartphone cameras!:) I took a handful of shots on my recent trip to the smokies with my phone along with my DSLR. I did not post any resulting photos from my phone as the trip was focused on creating a photo adventure using a DSLR. Nonetheless, some of the images were not bad:). The biggest challenge to any given phone camera is the sensor ... the sensor size will always be limited by the phone itself regardless of resolution, features, hype, etc. Nonetheless, there is a time a place for camera phones in my opinion. Stay tuned as I may create a video on this topic in the near future;).
@@RealWorld thanks
I’ve been loving your channel. I’m in the same city as you and would love to offer you any kind of help. Carrrying bags, setting up lights, designated driver etc... an opportunity to learn a little more would be excellent.
Thanks for the post/feedback and thanks for the offer!:) Are you in Indy? I have ran into a handful over people over the last year or two while shooting various vids (mainly downtown Indy on or near the circle:)). I have given thought to finding a model(s) to shoot for testing various lenses, cameras, etc.
@@RealWorld I am in Indy. I'll DM you on Instagram.
Another great review. I have no interest in the camera, I just really like your great informative and inspiring videos. Keep posting 😉 👍
LOL - thanks for the post/feedback Allen and glad to offer an entertainment value of some sort:). Some videos require take more time to create/process, but it's all good fun in the end:).
Hello sir I brought a new Nikon d5600 after see ur video abt it thanks
glad to be of help and hopefully you have doing well with it:)
is it possible to remove the overlay if have used the t7i as a webcam?
Hmmm - I believe so:).
Loved the review
I just ordered the camera body only and saw you took amazing shots with the lens u used.
Thinking of buying that lens for me but im confused since there are several versions of this lens. Can you reply please? Thanks a lot
Thanks for the post/feedback!:) WOW! - I thought this would be quick to answer - LOL ... I believe this is the proper link - amzn.to/2Nt0BJ0 ... I checked Canon's site and found the model number (8114B002AA), but the model number is not found on Amazon nor many places for that matter:). The description of the link provided is correct (18-55 STM) ... I suspect this will do the trick:).
RealWorld thank you so much! 🥰
Wish me luck on this journey
Sir I’m very impressed by ur videos I’m a iPhone photographer I like to take photos on my iPhone but I was planning to buy a canon 200d mark 2 shall I buy or look for some other camera can u help sir waiting for ur reply
Thanks for the post/feedback and glad to be of help!:) I created a video on tips for taking photos with a cell phone ( demo's using a iPhone 6s - czcams.com/video/eayo5aHmIAg/video.html ) ... cell phones are convenient but have one important limitation - sensor size. For this reason, any crop sensor camera will be a great step in the right direction. Crop sensor cameras like the 200d contain sensors that are much larger compared to cell phones ... larger sensors are much better in low light, soft backgrounds, details, etc.
Thanks u so much sir will look forward to take it
Well I already doing mobile photography with Amy iPhone xs
Which should i choose between this and the d5600 ?
Both are solid and will do a good job. If given the choice, I might consider the following ... if I plan to shoot a good amount of video, I might lean towards the T7i; if video if not a concern, I might lean towards the D5600:). The D5600 can shoot video as well, but Canon has done a nice job with their STM lens that comes with the T7i:).
Thanks for the info , well covered as well ;)
What camera and lens were you using to shoot this review?
I used a Panasonic G7 ( amzn.to/2DqL8XC )
T7i also has the newer digic 7 prossesor
Agreed:). The processor is nice/fast and helps with the buffer when shooting in continuous mode.
Hugs from Brazil! Nice job bro!
Glad to be of help!:)
Good catch! I would have wrecked the camera or the video.
Thanks for the post - LOL ... the wind may have won the battle (knocking the paper off the tripod), but I won the war (completing the scene)!:)
Which lenses did you use for taking the photos shown in the video?
The 18-55 kit lens ... nice results from a kit lens in my opinion:).
@@RealWorld That is great
Although, I agree with most, but in fact, there are between iso auto stops. Perhaps, you are new to this camera.