Camera

By EarDestroyer on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

400 shots
400 shots

By jeffbrent on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

the t1i shoots …
the t1i shoots cleaner video than the d5000. it shoots in 30fps but you can easily just convert to 24fps in your video editor.

By helicop99 on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

teeth surgery …
teeth surgery please!

By RatHybrid on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

they’re both …
they’re both similar but it depends on whether you prefer nikon or canon- both have pro’s and con’s. for a proper comparison, try going to a camera shop and ask for assistance, thats what i did today and it really helped

By ggreen629 on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

what should i get …
what should i get the canon t1i or the nikon d5000. please answer my question

By dvamateur on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

I have the Alpha …
I have the Alpha 900 with couple of f/2.8 lenses, but I find it very clunky, so I end up taking out my Olympus more ofthen than the Sony. Also, I’d very much prefer that the Sony left Minolta name on their photo products. Sony has no tradition in making optics etc. Anyway, if I was sponsored by Canon, I’d have no issue using their equipment. But for my own money, I look elsewhere. I am not feeling like pumping money in an already big corporation like Canon.

By kevinf1990 on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

i would rather take …
i would rather take a sony alpha then the olympus or pentax.

By filiwian on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

Anyone know how …
Anyone know how long the battery life is ?

By Jaeqo on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

so you can also …
so you can also record videos with this?

By dvamateur on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

I’d take any …
I’d take any Olympus or Pentax over the Rebel any time. Canon cameras start from EOS20D and up. Rebel is not worth Canon name, it’s quite flimsily put together. But if you know nothing about SLR’s, you should probably get the Rebel. Same like Toyota Camry or Honda Accords, you can’t go wrong ’cause everyone has it, so it’s safe to own it. As for me, I am still enjoying my 3+ year old Olympus E-500. This camera’s feature set is simply mind blowing. And the owner’s manual is excellent.

By PhreakLOL on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

Any SLR camera is …
Any SLR camera is good in bad lighting conditions, you just gotta play around with your aperture and iso and such. Personally, I prefer the t1i. If you dont know about aperture or iso, google it. It’s all very simple.

By PhreakLOL on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

I also have a video …
I also have a video showing photographs ive taken with an xs. They cost 550$ new. –

By PhreakLOL on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

Okay, Well, Im in …
Okay, Well, Im in highschool and im in yearbook ,and we use mostly canon rebel xs. They are GREAT cameras for begginers, they come with a 18-55 mm kit lens. What that basically means is, its basically like a camera with a zoom of x1 or x2. I just bought a Zoom lens aswell, and it cost 270$ at futureshop. The higher the number, the more it zooms. My zoom is a 75-300mm, and its great. Thats like the equivalent of a …. 18x zoom? Hope that helped.. —–

By TheARTnSTUFF on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

the higher the …
the higher the number the more zoom you get.

By thecopyright2 on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

what is better the …
what is better the nikon d90
r the canon eos 500d/t1i
for beginnner/ amature photographers looking to shoot in bad lighting conditions?

By Quintinlicious on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

hi. well im new to …
hi. well im new to slr’s and i havent bought one yet. when i do i want to take photography class in my school but i want to know first about the lenses and the costs and zoom so i can for some money. for example for each slr lense i see that it has some name like 18-55mm if it was a normal compact camera what kind of zoom what it be like 4x 5x etc? as the numbers get higher or lower for the lenses does the zoom get higher or lower for the same. i would really like some help. thank you soo much!

By WhatDigitalCamera on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

Yes you can, as …
Yes you can, as with any DSLR, since you have to manually turn the zoom ring on the lens with your hand. It isn’t motorised as with a compact.

By NIGHTSKYE1 on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

can anyone tell me …
can anyone tell me if you can use the zoom whislt in movie mode? i cant make my mind up on what one to buy, this canon or the nikon d90???

By memyi on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

It’s probably 25FPS
It’s probably 25FPS

By jas0n287 on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

thnx
thnx

By flashback1234 on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

Do you guys shoot …
Do you guys shoot at 20 FPS? Because the video doesn’t seem very smooth, though it’s very sharp and colorful.

By flashback1234 on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

No… and you can’t …
No… and you can’t hook up an external one That’s the big downside.

By flashback1234 on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

That’s what it says …
That’s what it says on the end of the video.

By alitap on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

does the sensor in …
does the sensor in the camera heat up after prolonged video sessions and does it degrade the picture quality over time because of constant use of the video mode?

By fallenembers08 on Nov 13, 2009 | Reply

Its a good camera, …
Its a good camera, but a little to much plastic for my taste.