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The Canon EOS 33 is a reflex camera that uses film (non-digital) manufactured from 2000 to 2004 (discontinued). In continuos shooting mode, it can reach 4 FPS.
8 users have given it an average vote of 9.4 out of 10
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Pros:Robust, perfect ergonomics, top screen, good autofocus, bright crosshair, lots of automatic features, infinite battery, retractable flash, semi-professional
Cons:Analog (but you already know what it is). The shot is not silent but it is not a real flaw. In spot mode the measured area is 10%, not so small, but not too big
Opinion:With a few keys and dials you'll have everything under control, including shooting mode, bracketing and all the advanced features. The 9-point autofocus is reliable, even with the outermost points, but up to -2 EV, after which at -3 EV hooks often, but not always. Exhibitometer is very constant and consistent in the results, even in difficult light situations. In spot mode, the measured area is 10%. Maximum shooting time 1/4000, which may sometimes not be enough if you don't use a nd filter as part of portraits. Perfect compatibility with all Canon EF optics. In intellectual honesty I declare that I have put the machine in question on sale, just because I have to put the film aside in favor of digital; I predict that I will miss the feeling of immediate confidence that this EOS 33 gave me.
Pros:Ease of use, intuitive controls, smooth shooting, quiet, button for the depth of field.
Cons:Lack of tropicalization, lack of commercials, lack of exposure to the ring BP-300.
Opinion:I use it frequently for still photos mainly in B & W or reports where I need the definition of a FF. In some ways it is the bridge between the old semipro cameras to film and current, in fact, has many similarities with the more recent cousins ??like the double ring for the display and the ability to shoot the HDR pellicola.rnL 'AF is fast and accurate on the whole viewfinder. The noise of the shot and the film rewinding, are a credit to this camera body. I use it with the battery-grip for easy use in vertical shutter release, and change the batteries once or at most twice a year depending on the number of scatti.rnE 'a fantastic car that I would not sell ever. It 's definitely better than many other more current digital camera bodies whose only handicap is the fact that it is a film and as such has a limited number of shots per roll of film utilized (24 or 36 frames). RNLA highly recommend it to everyone.
Pros:Silent shooting, ergonomics, simplicity of the controls.
Cons:Lack spot, only semispot.
Opinion:Excellent semipro AF, pre-digital era, the use in some occasions, for portraits and for bn. I like the simplicity of the controls, which are characterized by levers and rollers, in place of the buttons, then quickly accessible. Double ring for the show, as per the current. The AF, for the time, was excellent in its category. Certainly not a 7D, but it's definitely better than the 5D, in fact the AF points are arranged around the viewfinder and not only localized in the center and side sensors are reliable. Its peculiarity is the noise. The film rewind provides a silent mode, slower but with low level noise. The trigger is very sweet, always compared to the 5D. The flash management is great, especially the TTL fill-in flash with dedicated course. In conjunction with the BP-300, the external power supply and the use of AA batteries, has a range "yearly", providing excellent grip, even in vertical shots, facilitated by the second shutter button. Provides over all programs andprovision in the existing cameras, even one particular priority depth of field: the aim is to focus on the closest point, then on the one farther and finally the machine snaps calculating the correct aperture.
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