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Pros:Compactness, adjustable screen, price, connectivity, simplicity of use, image quality
Cons:Only 9 Viewfinder Autofocus points
Opinion:I have been Using this camera for a few months and am incredibly pleased with the purchase. Extremely comfortable, portable and easy to use even for a novice, it allows you to achieve excellent results comparable to even higher-end cameras. The Only flaw in the viewfinder autofocus points, which can be tight after a while ' use, but the 43 points in live view Allievano a bit ' this problem. A Best Buy absolutely, both for beginners and for those who want a secondary body light and not expensive but able to give a few satisfactions
Cons:Not excellent grip in vertical requires Batterygrip
Opinion:Excellent reflex in relation to the dimensions, mounts the sensor of the 80d, advanced features among canon medium level, exposure compensation and noise correction software activatable Good, the app is perfect with remote view from the mobile phone in FULLHD 60fps, mode Full scenes for every occasion, video compartment to be not bad canon, does not have many settings for dynamic range, OK and useful microphone input and HDMI output for video especially for YouTube
Pros:Size and weight content while grip is deep enough; Viewfinder larger than that of the Elder sisters always equipped with pentamirror; Tipable Touch screen comfortable and very definite; Sensor close to the competition; M mode with excellent auto ISO
Cons:Squeaing Grip; In aperture priority, often too long times that lead to choppy. Nothing else, given the price (new under the €500).
Opinion:I state to be an amateur photographer at the first DSLR, coming from a RX100 thanks to which I learned the basics of photography. I tried to inform myself as much as possible before deciding on which machine (and in parallel on which system) to aim. The choice fell on the 200D because: 1) I wanted to keep the portability factor, as much as possible in the Reflex field. 2) The 24MPX sensor is comparable to the competition (Photonstophotos, Comparison with Nikon D5600 and Sony A6500: http://www.photonstophotos.net/Charts/PDR.htm#Canon%20EOS%20200D,Nikon%20D5600,Sony%20ILCE-6500) and is the same as the older APSC sisters; In post-production, important recovers of heavily underexposed shots are possible. 3) The "dual autofocus system" seems to me balanced for the price range, with static subjects and "decent" lighting the 9 points via OVF (central to cross) work properly; For more critical situations I use the Dual Pixel via Live View, also notable for the face detection. 4) Canon offers lenses, V. STM, excellent for my needs, for quality, price and size: with €450 I bought (new) the EFS 24mm f/2.8 STM, the EF 50mm f/1.8stm and the EFS 55-250mm F/4-5.6 IS STM. 5) The controls are well disposed and quick to implement; The single-ring combination + Service buttons (the ISO button, the Q button that can be used for exposure compensation and the Av button whose function varies from mode mode) will not be as efficient as the multiple rings but at the same Time does not make me feel limited and allows me to adjust everything without taking my eye off the viewfinder. 6) The Canon assistance, of which I have read good things around. Negative notes? The grip is sometimes a bit creaked (plastic fault), and the priority mode unusable diaphragms: The machine, often and willingly, resorts to too long times with consequent photos moved by trashing. Fortunately the M + auto ISO mode solves every problem: you set the timing and aperture depending on the type of photo, if necessary you set an exposure compensation and let the cold calculations of the machine the optimal ISO value... That you can still edit with the dedicated button. The touch screen "remembers" the last item selected before switching off; Selecting the exposure compensation, the Q button (in addition to activating the screen) becomes a quick button for the selection of the same, which can then be changed with the usual wheel. I am extremely pleased with the purchase.
Pros:Ergonomics, adjustable display, very simple menu, battery life, excellent image quality, quality/price ratio to consider.
Cons:Only 9 focus points, high noise at high ISO, autofocus not foolproof.
Opinion:Bought a few months ago, in which it was used intensely. Very intuitive and easy to understand menu. Very light and comfortable to wear, perhaps a little too small for those who have important hands, but in this regard it is possible to equip it with a battery grip and the problem will fade. The adjustable display makes it suitable for a little more complicated shots, and the quality of the images in RAW is really exceptional. The battery seems endless, even after days of intense use. Cons There is a really very limited number of focus points, but being an entry level and still having other particularly good features, I would say you can stay there. It holds bad at high ISO, so I recommend to equip it with a bright lens to remedy the problem. Recommended for those who want to start taking pictures and looking for a camera not too expensive that still offers important results.
user157612
sent on July 02, 2018
Pros:Adjustable Display and touchscreen, battery life, ergonomics
Cons:Autofocus
Opinion:Coming from Canon EOS 1300d, the 200D was a very pleasant upgrade. The camera is extremely portable and the adjustable touchscreen display is very convenient when looking for "particular" shots or if you want to be quick to change settings. The image quality on-camera is good but drops slightly when you use software for post production. Combined with a fixed lens (e.g. like me 35mm) or "pancakes", the maximum ergonomic qualities are enhanced. Excellent battery life, the discharge is even in long shooting sessions. Unfortunately scarce the 9 points of autofocus to viewfinder; To get the best results you need to use the Live View with the touch screen focus. Overall it is a "smart" reflex, ideal for those who (like me) are beginners because its operation is almost comparable to that of a smartphone.
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