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-800x800.jpg "Canon 700D With 18MM - 55mm")
-800x800.jpg "Canon 700D With 18MM - 55mm")
Canon 700D With 18MM - 55mm
- 18.0 Megapixel Hybrid CMOS AF sensor
- Creative Full-HD movies and Hybrid CMOS AF
- Vari-angle 3.0" Clear View LCD II Touch screen, Scene Intelligent Auto
- ISO 100-12800 sensitivity, expandable to ISO 25600, 7 Creative filters with live preview
- 5 fps shooting 9-point AF system, EOS System of lenses and accessories.
Canon 700D with 18 - 55mm lens 12800iso which could extend to 25600 with a flip screen, The EOS 700D is powered by a Canon-designed and manufactured 18.0MP APS-C Hybrid CMOS sensor and DiG!C 5 image processor, which combine to deliver outstanding levels of resolution -- producing images that are consistently rich in detail and color.The Hybrid CMOS AF system in the EOS 700D allow for continuous AF constantly tracking subjects during shooting. Additionally, Video Snapshot mode makes it easy to capture and edit short video clips to bring to life an exciting day, such as road trips and weddings. Thanks to Canon's new Stepping Motor (STM) technology, , the AF system remains silent, helping ensure users only capture the sound of the scene being recorded.
It may be a subtle update, but it's worth paying the extra for the new kit lens – and also the phase-detect autofocus points that are integrated onto the main imaging sensor, which were introduced in the 650D. The new lens has the same optical specifications as the old one, but its STM suffix (short for stepping motor) indThe new lens performs a little better than the old one in live view mode, too. It typically took about a second from pressing the shutter button to taking a photo, and a total of 4.2 seconds from one shot to the next. These aren't great results by any means, but it did allow us to take a few snaps with the camera at waist level without having to get on our knees to look through the viewfinder. It's a little faster than the 650D, and a massive improvement over the 600D.icates that it's designed for smooth operation when recording videos. Most SLR lenses are designed to jump quickly to the required focus. This one can do this when focusing for photos, but in video mode it glides smoothly and silently while recording. The touchscreen – another feature that was introduced for the 650D – plays a valuable role here too, allowing a touch-for-spot-focus function, complete with subject tracking.