Canon EOS 800D 18-55
 | Expecting restock $749.95 The successor to the pair of 750D and 760D DSLRs, unveiled to the public at the dawn of 2017, blurs the fine line between entry-level interchangeable lens cameras and the mid-range segment, with one foot on the amateur stage and the other on the enthusiast stage. The camera is assigned the role of the most affordable solution in the lineup of the Japanese brand with proprietary autofocus technology Dual Pixel CMOS AF. In general, the autofocus system has 45 focus points. The cropped Canon EOS 800D kit 18-55 sensor is inherited from previous generations, but the updated DIGIC 7 image processor has raised its ISO sensitivity to new heights (100-25600 ISO or up to 51200 in extended mode). In the reporter genre of photography, you should count on the camera's rate of fire at 6 fps. In addi...tion to the optical viewfinder, the DSLR is equipped with an all-axis swivel display that supports touch input. The kit comes with a kit lens with a universal set of focal lengths 18-55 mm. |
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The successor to the pair of 750D and 760D DSLRs, unveiled to the public at the dawn of 2017, blurs the fine line between entry-level interchangeable lens cameras and the mid-range segment, with one foot on the amateur stage and the other on the enthusiast stage. The camera is assigned the role of the most affordable solution in the lineup of the Japanese brand with proprietary autofocus technology Dual Pixel CMOS AF.
In general, the autofocus system has 45 focus points. The cropped Canon EOS 800D kit 18-55 sensor is inherited from previous generations, but the updated DIGIC 7 image processor has raised its ISO sensitivity to new heights (100-25600 ISO or up to 51200 in extended mode). In the reporter genre of photography, you should count on the camera's rate of fire at 6 fps. In addition to the optical viewfinder, the DSLR is equipped with an all-axis swivel display that supports touch input. The kit comes with a kit lens with a universal set of focal lengths 18-55 mm.
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The camera, designed in the best traditions of amateur DSLRs, has replaced the Canon EOS 750D and Canon EOS 760D tandem. Of the innovations in equipping the 800, the autofocus technology Dual Pixel CMOS AF, which is entrusted with the mission of high-quality and smooth focus in LiveView mode and when shooting video, is getting the closest attention.
Advanced autofocus
The autofocus system as a whole has 45 cross-type points covering most of the field of the future frame. The required focus point is set by tapping on the touch screen, which is also rotary and has several degrees of freedom for sighting during shooting from atypical angles.
Updated processor
The APS-C format sensor was inherited from previous generations of Canon DSLRs. However , paired with an updated DIGIC 7 image processor, the camera learned to shoot in a wider ISO range — from 100 to 25600 units in standard mode. In fact, pictures of acceptable quality with low noise are given to the DSLR at ISO values up to 3200-6400 units. The new processor also added to the camera's rate of fire — in burst photography, it is capable of snapping up to 6 frames per second with a buffer capacity of 27 shots in RAW or an unlimited number of JPEG files.
Teaching Interface
Newcomers to the world of photography will be interested not so much in the technical characteristics of the Canon EOS 800D, but in the user-friendly menu interface for beginners. The camera displays interactive tips and icons on its screen that give an idea of how changes in shutter speed, aperture, and other shooting settings affect the picture. For those who are familiar with photography firsthand, it is enough to switch to the classic version of the menu display, drawn to match the entire family of Canon cameras.
