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Canon EOS 1300D 18MP Digital SLR Camera (Black) with 18-55mm ISII Lens

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But when I opened the box, what I see is missing camera bag which is essential thing for a DSLR camera, moreover Canon is providing free Camera bag along with 16GB card with this product and it is clearly written on the box. There is an input for a Mini-USB port, a Mini-HDMI port, and a wired remote on the left side. On its top, the camera has an auto pop-up flash, and you can fix an external flash on its extra mount. The Canon Camera Connect app’s user interface Canon EOS 1300D Alternatives The 18-55 mm kit lens has an auto- focus mode, and it has an f/3.5 minimum aperture. It has a built-in image stabilization you can switch on or off. There is also the Fujifilm X-T10, which is a mid-range compact camera. It has a 16.3MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS II sensor and a tilting 3-inch 920k-dot LCD screen. It is capable of 8fps burst shooting, and its ISO sensitivity range is ISO 100-51200. Despite being succeeded by the Canon 2000D, the 1300D remains a potentially good second-hand choice if you’re looking for your first DSLR – although we’d be inclined to wait for the imminent Nikon D3500, or spend a little more on the Canon 200D.

One feature that has seen an upgrade is the screen. The EOS Rebel T6 / EOS 1300D's LCD display is a 3-inch, 920k-dot unit, whereas the T5 boasted only 460k dots. This upgrade should make viewing images, and using the menus, a more pleasant experience. If you’ve used or seen a 1200D, then you’ll be familiar with the 1300D’s build and layout – Canon hasn’t strayed too far from the blueprint here. A scrolling dial can be found close to the shutter-release button, which you use to set the aperture (when shooting in aperture priority mode), or the shutter speed (when shooting in shutter priority mode). If in manual mode, you’ll use the dial to control both, holding down the exposure compensation button to switch between the two.

Zone TTL Full-aperture Metering, Evaluative Metering (Linked to All AF Points), Partial Metering (10% of Viewfinder at Center), Center Weighted Average Metering The Canon EOS 1300D is for beginner photographers who do not want to invest too much but want to learn photography on an easy-to-use camera.

The most significant upgrade is the Wi-Fi and NFC connectivity. These features allow you to transfer data from your Canon camera to other devices. Moreover, the ISO became expandable to 12800. The Live View feature is also nice to have but makes the autofocus slow. The video mode allows limited control.If you buy a product through one of our referral links we will earn a commission (without costing you anything). When it comes to noise, the 1300D’s sensor is a reasonable performer. At ISO 1600, there isn’t too much present, while there’s a good overall impression of detail when looking at shots at normal printing or web sizes. However, if you open up the Raw files, it’s obvious that the camera is applying a fair amount of noise reduction. As a result, some fine detail will be lost in JPEG shots.

Another alternative is the Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III mirrorless camera. While the Canon 1300D has an optical viewfinder, the Olympus model has an electronic one. The latter offers a wider field of view. This camera also features a touch screen.

As befits an entry-level camera, it’s on the relatively small side for a DSLR, but it’s chunky enough to be satisfying for those upgrading from a compact camera. The grip is slightly contoured, as well being textured, which helps it to sit nicely in your hand.

The camera is made of carbon fiber/glass fiber and polycarbonate resin. The grip is on the right side and is quite comfortable. It is easy to hold the camera in hand, but it is not weather-sealed. The Canon EOS 1300D (Canon Rebel T6, Kiss X80) is an entry-level DSLR introduced in 2016. It is an upgrade of the EOS 1200D.The Canon EOS 1300D does not have touch screen features, which is rather uncomfortable when now even the most basic smartphone has it. Although with the Wi-Fi connectivity, you can use Canon Camera Connect App and do focusing from your phone. There are just nine autofocus points to choose from when using the 1300D – not many by DSLR standards, and they’re grouped towards the middle of the frame. The central point is the more sensitive cross-type, so it’s better to use this one when shooting in low-light conditions. To change the AF point, press the AF point selection button and use the directional keys to choose the point you need. Native sensitivity remains at ISO100-6,400, expandable up to 12,800, but given the slightly better processor a modest improvement in low-light performance is promised. That said, the ISO range now looks quite limited compared to much newer rivals.

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