I am new to these styles of cameras. Can someone advise the difffence between this Camera and the T5i.
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I would recommend the 60D vs the T5i. The T5i would be decent for shooting interviews and the such but the 60D has better color depth, higher dynamic range, lower noise level at low light and a significantly better battery life. As for the T5i, it has video auto focus, a touch screen display, a higher ISO and an HDR feature built in. I see the touch screen as something that I personally wouldn't like. I like my buttons when it comes to a camera. As for the HDR, that's something you can quickly do with the 60D but in an external program. I hope this answers your questions! Sorry for it being such a late reply.
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I (mostly) love my T4i. I also have an XTi and a 50D. My one minor complaint is that it has the Rebel's lower magnification viewfinder, and not the bigger, easier to see viewfinder of their higher grade crop-sensor cameras. It does just about everything else better than either of those other bodies I mentioned, and I'm almost exclusively using it now. I love the touch screen. I was out last evening shooting the comet, and I was making adjustments on the screen using fingerless gloves, which would have been clumsier using the buttons and wheel.
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I use this lens on a T3 and a 50D. I can't specifically answer for the t5i, but I believe that ALL Canon DSLRs use the same mount.
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I only l have the T2i, but according to dpreview.com the T5i also uses the LP-E8 - Check it out.http://www.dpreview.com/products/canon/slrs/canon_eos700d/specifications
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The t2i is an excellent camera that is capable of using ANY lens that Canon makes. I use one with an EF100-400L, EF300 f/4L, etc with great success. It has the same sensor as the venerable 7D, and it's IQ is very near equal. The only real difference is the 7D has faster autofocus and frame rate for sports/quick critters, etc...
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The t3i isnt a heavy camera. I used it with my d7000 and a heavier leans without an issue.
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Works fine with my T5i - I can see no reason that it would not work with your T3i. Should do both video and still pictures on the same card. mjg
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I have the canon eos t1i. From what I read, all of my lenses are compatible between the t1i and the t5i. I have been considering an upgrade and lenses were the least of my worries.
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Canon vs Nikon is a personal choice. I would say that it's like using windows vs Mac OS. In terms of quality, they take pretty much the same. This canon is as good as it looks, and you'll probably be pleasantly surprised what you can do with it. In the hands of a good photographer you can get amazing results. I personally would go with canon as I feel that there is more literature written about it. More community support, etc. I would be more apt to research if I was going into the higher end cameras, but make no mistake... Professionals use this camera and write a ton about how they were able to pull of their shots. There is a great book for the T5i by Jeff revell which you can purchase for amazon. I think the new book for the T5i comes out this month, but the one for the t4i is essentially the same in terms of operating the camera. On a final note about your question as to the more advanced camera... The 60d and the t5i are essentially the same camera. The 60d leans more toward strictly photography, while the t5i is more of an all in one package. I've heard from most reviews that the 60d has a slightly better picture, but most of these stats are on paper only and not necessarily anything you'd be able to see a difference in from one photo to the next. I would say what you're looking for is the t5i. The other great thing about buying a t5i is... If you maxed out your technique and were dying to upgrade in the future... Your lenses, filters, accessories will carry over. And you'll only need to upgrade to a better body. I think this is hands down the camera to get. Even if you want a better one in the future... Spend the time juicing this one for all it's worth... So that your eye picks up to the subtleties of the differences between this and the next body up. That's just something that's harder to gauge the higher up you get. Like anything in life, the higher up you move, the more subtle the difference between(save the price.) I hope this helps.
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I have not used the t5i so I can't compare. If all your lenses are EOS compatible, they should be fine. I have all the same lenses and they work fine.
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It works with any camera with a hot shoe, yes the T5i have a hot shoe yes it will work.
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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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a big difference is the t5i has a touch screen and the t3i does not, but if you want to find out all the details ask this question on youtube and you'll find tons of info :)
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I'm not sure about the T5i, but I have a T2i and it works like a charm. I'd find it hard to believe that the two camera bodies are so different that this remote won't work with the T5i.
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The t5 is the same connector as the T3I. It is a new model and they did not update the box.
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The T5 uses older technology and will have fewer features and lower performance than the T5i. The T5 is the "budget" model. (If it was a car, the T5 would not have air conditioning, a CD player, power breaks, power steering or a built-in GPS)
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Maria, I am not certain about the T5i, but if it can use an "L" series lens then it should work. Best bet would be to contact Canon and ask them directly. Hope this helps.