I'm going to be an official photographer for a website, would a Canon Eos Rebel T4i 18.0 MP CMOS be a good choice camera for me?
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I have owned several Canon Rebels and have used them all for photos to used on websites. So far this has been the best camera I have owned for taking pictures for websites.
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It depends on how hard you work at it. This is a fine camera, so are some point and shoots. To me the real advantage of this cam is that you are getting many hi end DSLR features at a mid range DSLR price. It will take all Canon lenses, but make sure you understand the impact of a 1.6X sensor (which is the biggest difference between this and more expensive Canons as I understand it). We have had it for a month and a half and have gotten AWESOME results, but we are still learning how to use it. Do your research on lenses and flashes at a site like thedigitalpicture.com
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This Camera is in class kind of the middle of the road for the top end of Canon, BUT! I have had really good quality pictures with this camera. The movies have be very good also. Keep in mind that a camera is just a camera with out the right lens or settings for each shot. But if you don't have a lot of money to spend on a camera then the Canon T4i should work for you well... Go to my site and view my photography work. This will give you and idea on what kind of photography you will be turning out with this camera... You be the judge. https://www.facebook.com/PhotoByJamesPhotograohy?ref=hl
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This Camera is in class kind of the middle of the road for the top end of Canon, BUT! I have had really good quality pictures with this camera. The movies have be very good also. Keep in mind that a camera is just a camera with out the right lens or settings for each shot.But if you don't have a lot of money to spend on a camera then the Canon T4i should work for you well... Go to my site and view my photography work. This will give you and idea on what kind of photography you will be turning out with this camera... You be the judge. https://www.facebook.com/PhotoByJamesPhotograohy?ref=hl This Camera is in class kind of the middle of the road for the top end of Canon, BUT! I have had really good quality pictures with this camera. The movies have be very good also. Keep in mind that a camera is just a camera with out the right lens or settings for each shot.But if you don't have a lot of money to spend on a camera then the Canon T4i should work for you well... Go to my site and view my photography work. This will give you and idea on what kind of photography you will be turning out with this camera... You be the judge.... » Read More This Camera is in class kind of the middle of the road for the top end of Canon, BUT! I have had really good quality pictures with this camera. The movies have be very good also. Keep in mind that a camera is just a camera with out the right lens or settings for each shot.But if you don't have a lot of money to spend on a camera then the Canon T4i should work for you well... Go to my site and view my photography work. This will give you and idea on what kind of photography you will be turning out with this camera... You be the judge. https://www.facebook.com/PhotoByJamesPhotograohy?ref=hl « Show Less
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I have owned several Canon cameras and have used them all for photos to used on websites. So far this has been the best camera I have owned for taking pictures for websites.Even the more expensive Canon Camera like the 50D or the 70D that I own I feel do not take as good of pictures for use on websites as this Camera. I highly recommend the Canon Rebel T4i for what you are going to use it for. The pictures are great even if you glow them up on the sites.
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According to their website, you'll probably want the MD-E3. which supports Canon Digital RebelCanon EOS 1000DCanon EOS 100DCanon EOS 1100DCanon EOS 300DCanon EOS 350DCanon EOS 400DCanon EOS 450DCanon EOS 500DCanon EOS 550DCanon EOS 600DCanon EOS 60DCanon EOS 60DaCanon EOS 650DCanon EOS 700DCanon EOS 70DCanon Kiss DigitalCanon Kiss F DigitalCanon Kiss NCanon Kiss X2Canon Kiss X2Canon Kiss X3Canon Kiss X4Canon Kiss X5Canon Kiss X50Canon Kiss X6Canon PowerShot G1 XCanon PowerShot G10Canon PowerShot G11Canon PowerShot G12Canon PowerShot G15Canon PowerShot G16Canon PowerShot SX50 HSCanon Rebel SL1Canon Rebel T1iCanon Rebel T2iCanon Rebel T3Canon Rebel T3iCanon Rebel T4iCanon Rebel T5iCanon Rebel XSCanon Rebel XSiCanon Rebel XTCanon Rebel XTiContax 645Contax NContax N DigitalContax N1Contax NXFujifilm X-E1Fujifilm X-E2Hasselblad HHasselblad H3DHasselblad H4D-200MSHasselblad H4D-31Hasselblad H4D-40Hasselblad H4D-50Hasselblad H4D-50MSHasselblad H4D-60Pentax 645DPentax ist DPentax ist DLPentax ist DL2Pentax ist DSPentax ist DS2Pentax K-3Pentax K-30Pentax K-5Pentax K-5 IIPentax K-5 IIsPentax K-50Pentax K-500Pentax K-7Pentax K10 Grand PrixPentax K100DPentax K100D SuperPentax K10DPentax K110DPentax K200DPentax K20DPentax MZ-6Pentax MZ-LPentax ZX-LSamsung GX-1LSamsung GX-1SSamsung GX-20Samsung NX-10Samsung NX-100Samsung NX-11Samsung NX-5Sigma SD1Sigma SD1 MerrillSigma SD15. MD-N3 is for Canon EOS 10DCanon EOS 1DCanon EOS 1D CCanon EOS 1D mk IICanon EOS 1D mk II NCanon EOS 1D mk IIICanon EOS 1D mk IVCanon EOS 1D XCanon EOS 1DsCanon EOS 1Ds mk IICanon EOS 1Ds mk IIICanon EOS 20DCanon EOS 20DaCanon EOS 30DCanon EOS 40DCanon EOS 50DCanon EOS 5DCanon EOS 5D mk IICanon EOS 5D mk IIICanon EOS 6DCanon EOS 7DCanon EOS D30Canon EOS D60Kodak DSC-530 See here http://shop.triggertrap.com/products/triggertrap-mobile-dongle-md-e3-for-canon
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Thanks for the opinion on the LX3, I think I'll wait for one of the these new Canons. Agree with your point on megapixels too, it's seems like 12mp is probably overkill for these small image sensors, so I expect I'll probably crank mine down to 10 or 8 to see if I get less noise. Digic 4 sounds pretty cool too, hopefully that will help.
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If they're the same price then get the T5i. It has a couple of new features. The T4i has been discontinued so is no longer subject to Canon's pricing policies.
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I just bought a 40D and I think it is a great camera. As posted, there is not best choice but I am sure if the extra (few) bucks is not an issue, we should go for the 40D. It is also the latest sensor and I found it to be really good. Took some shots and it is great.
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Picture quality is pretty good. I have a Canon EOS which is amazing. But this camcorder is pretty good.
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The T4i is very good for short video clips but DSLRs tend to overheat during long uninterrupted shots. You'll still want your camcorder for school plays, etc.
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Almost nothing. Put it this way: if you found them for sale at the same price then might as well get the T5i. The T5i MSRP is slightly lower than what the *original* MSRP for a similar kit was for the T4i, but we all know that you don't pay MSRP. Even here on Amazon a nice package in my cart shows the T4i to be nearly $200 cheaper than the T5i. That's because of the Canon discount that ends (this time) March 30th (it has been extended several time since November 2011). Essentially, they are clearing out the T4i and the Canon lineup will continue to have T3i and T5i, but no more T4i. Here's the opening paragraph from CNET's review, which highlights the only actual differences between the two models: "No, your eyes aren't deceiving you: the only significant difference between the now-discontinued Canon EOS Rebel T4i and its replacement, the T5i, is the price and the kit lens options. There are some small enhancements, including a new finish; 360-degree rotation mode dial plus the addition of scene mode; a return of digital zoom during movie recording (which had disappeared in the T4i "upgrade" from the T3i); and real-time preview of creative filters in Live View. But ultimately, it's the same camera." -CNET
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Absolutely. This camera is awesome. Just because there are Mark I I & Mark III versions of it out there does not mean that can't get the job done. I would have 100% confidence in using this camera in any setting...Landscape or other professional work. It was used by professionals for years until the other versions of it hit the market. If you can use the "L" series or prime EF lens you won't have any problems at all.
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The T5i makes great quality photos. I have shot over 3000 photos since purchasing mine about 2 months ago and am extremely satisfied. I have not used it for videos, however, so am not qualified on that aspect.
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T3i, t4i and t5i should all work well for you. I believe the 5d would be more than you need. I'd also maybe look at getting a gopro. It's much smaller incase you needed to mount the camera in a tight space to film your hands.
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I would think so. It has a good focus setting and it's a really good quality. I've never really done that specifically but I love the camera so it should be good
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I own this rig and use it for pro shooting. A t4i would work just fine! When I am just shooting for fun, I throw my t3i on this thing and go to town! A t4i is the same general size as a t3i so it will work fine. Keep in mind though, to make this rig better, you need to add some weight. I use a leg weight at about 10Lb and I throw it on the bar that goes behind the shoulder. This will give you a much, much more stable shot.
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The T3 Canon is a great value. It would be a good camera for anyone including professionals. I use it for landscape photography with great results.
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The more I read around and talk with HD camera enthusiasts, I think I am leaning towards the M30. And right now Canon is doing the $200 off Fall sale.
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I have the Olympus E510 kit, so i'm biased. But I love my camera. It has all the features you could want in a DSLR, amatuer or pro. However, I don't think you can go wrong with the Canon or Nikon either. They all take great pictures, so it really boils down to ergonomics and personal preferences. I chose the Olympus.
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Canon, Nikon, Sony, Oly, Pentax all make good dSLRs. You just have to find the one that fits you. I think Oly probably leads the pack in features in the entry level market with the 510. Noise is not quite as good at higher ISO as Nikon (speaking of my D50) or the Canons I have seen but you only can judge if it is good enough for your use. I think the colors and metering are quite good in the Oly.