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Canon 700D Full Specification

Hi,

Matt and Amy here from WEX Tracer Graphic, and today we're going to be having a look

at what you can do with one of our most popular DSLs, the Canon EOS 700 Z.

But before we do any shooting,

I'm going to take a quick look at some of the camera's main features.

The sensor is perhaps the most crucial part of a digital camera,

and the one inside the 700 D gives you lots of flexibility.

It shoots at 18 megapixels as standard,

which is more than enough for Enlargements.

But it also means that if you want to crop

an image later on, you can still display or print at reasonable sizes.

The camera sensitivity range is just as flexible, going all the way up to ISO

6400, or an equivalent of 12,800 if you really need it.

This makes the camera super sensitive in low light and means you don't

necessarily need to use a tripod when there might not be enough light.

Something else which helps here is

the image stabilization system on the lens, which is particularly useful

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at longer focal lengths to prevent camera shake.

Speaking of lenses, the 700 D is compatible with Canon's

complete range of EF and EFS lenses, which covers everything from fisheye

and macro all the way up to really powerful telephoto lenses.

So whatever you want to shoot this band to be a lens suitable for, it.

Clearly, the better that you know your

camera and what it's capable of, the better the images that you stand to take.

Now, the manual that comes with the camera

is pretty comprehensive, but you can also activate the camera's

Guide mode to learn about what everything does as you shoot.

Just turn this on in the menu, and once you come to a specific setting,

 

such as focus drive mode or metering, the camera will explain exactly what it does.

This also works when you're using

the camera's LiveView function and when you're recording high definition movies.

This is great when you want to learn about

what each setting does and what control you've got over each option.

But if you've just started out and you want to get a certain look without messing

around with apertures, white, balance or anything else,

you can use the camera's Creative Auto mode to do just that.

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The Creative Auto mode allows you to change these kinds of settings quickly

 

and easily, instead of using different apertures.

For example, you can just tell the camera whether you want the background to be more

 

or less blurred by moving the marker in either direction.

 

So that saves you some time when you're shooting.

 

But you can also save yourself some

 

editing time by using one of the camera's creative filters.

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You can view these as you shoot or apply them to images you've already captured,

helping you to get a range of looks without any software.

And when you want to take full control

over your images, you can select all the common exposure

options such as shutter priority, aperture priority and manual from the modal.

There are a few neat features on the 700 D

for still live shooting, but probably the most useful is the screen

on the back, which has a high resolution to help you get a clear view of the scene.

You can also zoom into the preview up

to ten times to make sure that the focus is spot on.

Something else that's really useful is that the screen is sensitive to touch,

 

so you can simply tap the area on the screen where you want to focus.

This is great as it saves you from having

to use the viewfinder to set the autofocus point.

What's even more useful is that you can

set the camera to take the image as soon as it's focused on the subject.

 

All you need to do is press this button

in the corner and it will focus and expose in one go.

The screen can also be pulled away from the body and rotated around an angle.

That's really useful when you're working with a tripod, and you need to move

the camera to a slightly awkward position to get the shot you need.

But it's also great when shooting

from ground level or hip level, or even above crowds.

While Amy's looking at a still I've seen, I've come here to try the camera out

against the subject that's moving very quickly.

 

The camera's got a nine point AF system, with each point being cross type.

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That means that there's two sensors for each point, and it's particularly

useful when there's not a great deal of light or against low contrast subjects.

If you want to track a subject and you're

using the viewfinder, you can quickly switch to the AI servo

modes, which will follow the subject as it moves around the scene.

You can even combine this

with the camera's five frames per second burst mode, which is really useful when

you need to be shooting images continuously.

If you've got LiveView enabled, you can simply select the tracking option

 

and key the subject that you want to be tracked on the screen.

 

You don't even have to fire the shutter if

you don't want to, as a camera will do it all for you once it's found focused.

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