@@lylabryce5793 It shows you what your aperture setting actually looks like. Usually, when looking through the viewfinder or at the screen, you're seeing it at the largest f-stop, not necessarily the one you want to take the photo with. This really matters when you're seeing something at like f2.8 but you want to shoot it at like f11. There will be so much more depth of field (stuff in focus) at f11 than at f2.8.
My first DSLR was a Xti, the precursor to this Digital Rebel series. I still shoot with a t1i and 70D. They're great, unless you care about 4k video and being an influencer....But if you just care about actual photography; they're excellent even now.
I just found one on eBay 10 minutes ago! It's basically new and in the original box with a lens paperwork, everything - 70.00 start bid, 1 bid 2 minutes from the end, I sniped at 6 seconds and got it for 72 Bucks!! It's beautiful! Like I don't have enough Canon DSLR's already!! MORE the MERRIER!!
I just got one of these since I've been away from home with my normal camera for the last few years. Any best lenses to add to supe this guy up? Mine has a Canon 35-70mm lens
@imran580m there is a latch you open on the camera to get to the battery and you’ll have to order a battery charger for it if you don’t have one. There should be one linked in the description
If you switch to MF on the lens barrel, then you can focus with that thin, ribbed ring on the end or the barrel. Works pretty good if you zoom in a couple times, just as you pointed out.
I just got one of these since I've been away from home with my normal camera for the last few years. Any best lenses to add to supe this guy up? Mine has a Canon 35-70mm lens
I really like using the f/1.8 50mm lens which is only like $125 brand new but you can find a lot of used ones on eBay for less. I also like the 10-18mm and the 75-300mm lenses. An opteka 8mm fisheye can be fun too
Well both. You can get a really nice camera that has amazing video and pictures quality but you can also get really nice lenses that will help with the image quality of you have a low end camera. Check out the canon 50mm lens
I’m not sure what your price range is but I currently own the canon m50. It’s a pretty small mirror less camera I believe it’s about $650 for the mk1. The mk2 might be a little more. But I got that camera back in 2019 and I have loved it since. You can order an adapter so you can use normal dslr lenses on it. The m50 has a bit smaller diameter lenses than canon’s traditional dslr lenses.
That little mystery button is the "Depth of Field Preview" button. Excellent video BTW!
What does that do?
@@lylabryce5793 It shows you what your aperture setting actually looks like. Usually, when looking through the viewfinder or at the screen, you're seeing it at the largest f-stop, not necessarily the one you want to take the photo with.
This really matters when you're seeing something at like f2.8 but you want to shoot it at like f11. There will be so much more depth of field (stuff in focus) at f11 than at f2.8.
My first DSLR was a Xti, the precursor to this Digital Rebel series.
I still shoot with a t1i and 70D. They're great, unless you care about 4k video and being an influencer....But if you just care about actual photography; they're excellent even now.
the video quality feels perfect for a 2000s amateur skate part. low res, low framerate, good color
I just found one on eBay 10 minutes ago! It's basically new and in the original box with a lens paperwork, everything - 70.00 start bid, 1 bid 2 minutes from the end, I sniped at 6 seconds and got it for 72 Bucks!! It's beautiful! Like I don't have enough Canon DSLR's already!! MORE the MERRIER!!
Heck yeah that’s a steal too. It’s pretty cool I just wish it had a flippy screen haha
@@brandoncameracollection Ha Ha! I rather have just the regular screen. Don't think many of those moveable screens fair too well after a lot of use 👍
I just got one of these since I've been away from home with my normal camera for the last few years.
Any best lenses to add to supe this guy up? Mine has a Canon 35-70mm lens
My first DSLR and love it.
Same
I have had one since it came out and love it.
They are pretty cool I have to admit
I got the t1i as a gift and I’m loving it!
How to charge the battery n how to remove it
Please help
@imran580m there is a latch you open on the camera to get to the battery and you’ll have to order a battery charger for it if you don’t have one. There should be one linked in the description
just found my dad's old t1i, excited to get into photography!
I never tried photos with it but other videos I’ve seen look like it takes good ones
Just bought a Speedlite 430exII and BG-E5 battery grip for mine. Still takes great photos and still videos.
It was a huge step up from my AE1.
I just bought one so I'm excited to take some photos with it
It’s. a good camera
There is a manual focus ring on the 18-55 kit lens. It's just very small, and right behind the filter threads.
Love your videos and I appreciate you.
Thank you 😊 glad you enjoy the content
Have one and it’s awesome.
Manual on the 18 to 55is serated ring right behind the front lens and filter.
If you switch to MF on the lens barrel, then you can focus with that thin, ribbed ring on the end or the barrel. Works pretty good if you zoom in a couple times, just as you pointed out.
I still have mine and the pictures are still okay
Yeah honestly it’s still a great camera
nice, thanks 👌
I just got one of these since I've been away from home with my normal camera for the last few years.
Any best lenses to add to supe this guy up? Mine has a Canon 35-70mm lens
I really like using the f/1.8 50mm lens which is only like $125 brand new but you can find a lot of used ones on eBay for less. I also like the 10-18mm and the 75-300mm lenses. An opteka 8mm fisheye can be fun too
Can theEF-S lenses go on an R10 camera ?
if i add a different lens , is the quality better or does the camera control the quality
Well both. You can get a really nice camera that has amazing video and pictures quality but you can also get really nice lenses that will help with the image quality of you have a low end camera. Check out the canon 50mm lens
@@brandoncameracollection what's a kind of budget camera that would be good for sports photography
I’m not sure what your price range is but I currently own the canon m50. It’s a pretty small mirror less camera I believe it’s about $650 for the mk1. The mk2 might be a little more. But I got that camera back in 2019 and I have loved it since. You can order an adapter so you can use normal dslr lenses on it. The m50 has a bit smaller diameter lenses than canon’s traditional dslr lenses.
Someone please help all the photos on the album are cramped in with like 6 photos I just want to view one at a time
What is the camera doing?
You prob figured this out but next person that sees this video, you can use the zoom in and out buttons to change how many pictures are displayed