Ever since I bought my CANON EOS KISS X5 (also known as EOS 600D, in japan the model is EOS kiss x5) I've recently read in papers that DSLRs, such as the Canon EOS 600D and Nikon D5100, can capture high-quality video so I've no use for camcorder.
A DSLR or digital single-lens reflex camera is a heavy load to lug around while on holiday, not just because of its hefty body but also its amount of accessories.
However, purists will swear by the excellent definition and colours of the the photographs it produces. Most DSLRs feature either an APS-C or a full-frame image sensor. When matched with a high-quality lens, it can deliver poster-ready images which are sharper and more vibrant than images from a compact camera, even in lighting which is far from perfect.
Some fans actually prefer the comforting heft and grip of a full-body DSLR, while others rely on an optical viewfinder to accurately frame a scene. DSLR are quick enough to grab sharp shots of, say, your kid riding a roller coaster or the tribal dancers in colourful costume, as it has virtually no lag when you press the shutter button.
If you are interested in shooting videos, note that certain DSLRs are able to product high-definition videos with a cinematic feel which go beyond what camcorders can produce. Picking a major DSLR brand, such as Canon or Nikon, means you can enjoy bountiful choices of interchangeable lenses and accessories, including third-party products.
For a beginner, a DSLR can be intimidating to operate. Establishing a collection of useful lenses may take money and time, and you will need to practise with it to familiarise yourself with all the functions before going on holiday. The good news is you can land an entry-level DSLR with a bundled lens from $1,000 and up. Look out for a good bundle offer which includes a general-purpose lens and more if you are just starting out. Examples include Canon EOS 600D (from $1,049) and Nikon D5100 kit ($1,199)
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Canon 600D Training Video
http://youtu.be/fHFKPZSPyQU
http://youtu.be/d0mBy0CcO2c
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place:yokohama(japan)
camera:canon eos Kiss X5(Rebel T3i,600D)
lens: EF-S18-55 IS II,EF50mm F1.8
size:1920x1080 30p
white balance:auto
ISO:1600
Shutter Speed: 50
mic: Audio Technica AT9941
http://sg.news.yahoo.com/video/upgradeyourlife-27091899/how-to-shoot-video-on-your-phone-like-a-pro-28390983.html
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