Canon EOS 650D with sophisticated touch screen

If you want to enjoy the sophistication of a touch screen Digital SLR camera, then you can rely on Canon EOS 650D. Is EOS series is more powerful than its predecessor, the EOS 600D?

Canon EOS 650D is using an 18 megapixel CMOS sensor, DIGIC 5 processor and a 3-inch touch screen. Canon EOS 650D can record up to 5.0 images per second and offers ISO speeds up to 12,800 (expandable to 25,600). In Live View mode or Movie Shooting, its AF system (auto focus) works fast with 9-point AF. While the EOS Scene Detection technology will set the proper exposure levels automatically to facilitate you take pictures in any situation in the auto mode.   

Canon's EOS 650D, not only capable of producing quality images, but also video. In fact he was able to keep the subject is moving closer / away from the camera to stay focused.

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You can zoom forward / backward without worry come zooming sound recorded. Focus on autofocus when recording video even more rapid, accurate, and smooth.  Thanks to Movie Servo AF feature that works when you pair a new lens EF-S18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM on this camera. Do not be worried zooming moved accidentally, because the zoom ring locks to prevent it.

Still for business video, there are also features Video Snapshot Editor usually included in the Canon compact cameras and camcorders are the latest. With this feature, you can record video clips for 2, 4, or 8 seconds without the hassle of set duration. With the same features, you can also make and play video albums have you add the music.

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Since the Canon EOS 650D a touch screen, you are not required to press the shutter button when shooting in Live View mode. Simply touch the desired area on the LCD, and the camera will automatically focus. When combined with the Touch Shutter feature, so when the subject in focus, the camera will automatically record images.

There are some interesting modes in this DSLR camera. Handheld Night Scene for example. If the multi-shot noise reduction is active in this mode, the camera will take a picture four times and integrate them into one photo. The goal is to minimize noise, while improving the detail photos. This is suitable when you're shooting in low light conditions without the aid of a tripod.

Another interesting mode is the HDR Backlight Control, the camera will immediately take a picture 3 times: once with normal exposure, one with under exposure to produce a detailed picture, and once with over exposure to produce the detail in the shadow areas. All three results are then combined to produce a photo with optimal exposure, so the details of the light and dark areas can be presented properly.