- Sep 5, 2004
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Construction isn't bad for the price, but with the EOS 550D it is clear that you're paying for the features, not the build quality.
90% of the 7D for less than half the price.
except:
better AF system, 19 all cross point sensors
lens micro focus adjust
better ergonomics (might not be a plus for smaller hands i guess)
magnesium body with weather seal
back wheel and mini joystick
top lcd screen
3 custom modes on dial
8 frames/sec burst
longer rated shutter life
larger, brighter and 100% viewfinder with grid overlays
wireless flash controller
1/8000 shutter speed
mRAW, sRAW (i suppose some people use these)
digital level in viewfinder or lcd
i may have missed a few, but if you don't care for any of the above, then yes, get the t2i
Fixed. I mean, of course a camera that costs twice as much has better features. This model is aimed at a different buyer.i may have missed a few, but if you don't care for any of the above or if they're not worth $800 to you then yes, get the t2i
Fixed. I mean, of course a camera that costs twice as much has better features. This model is aimed at a different buyer.
Same here. Some people think these features aren't important. Would call them entry level DSLR users. And rightly so, since they "entry" level DSLR fits their needs. Just 2 different animals.
the k-x is pretty impressive in that review