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The EOS 1300D is Canon’s latest entry-level DSLR, and slots in as a direct successor to the 1200D that came out in 2014. On the face of things, there doesn’t appear to be a huge difference between the two, with both models sharing the same 18-million-pixe...
Competitively priced, Highly intuitive and easy to use, Provides access to a huge range of Canon lenses, Excellent image quality...
Resolution a little limited compared to that of rivals, Build quality a little plasticky...
For those who already own the 1200D, the addition of Wi-Fi connectivity and the higher resolution screen are the only compelling reasons to upgrade. And while both are useful, most 1200D owners who have already learned how to use a DSLR effectively will b...
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Professional photographer? Just getting your feet wet? Learning how to use a camera, or never held a camera before? With the Canon EOS 1300 D you'll fit right in, regardless of your level of shooting. These are just a few of the perks and design features...
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What is the Canon EOS 1300D? Canon's latest entry-level model DSLR represents excellent value, and provides many photographers with the opportunity to get on the first rung of the DSLR ladder. It features an APS-C-sized sensor and some other interesting f...
Great value, Entry into huge range of EOS accessories, Built-in Wi-Fi...
95% viewfinder, Screen isn't touch-sensitive, Limited burst shooting rate...
Canon EOS 1300D – AF and Performance There are just nine autofocus points to choose from when using the 1300D – not many by DSLR standards, and they're grouped towards the middle of the frame. The central point is the more sensitive cross-type, so it's be...
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One thing that’s included on the 1300D that you didn’t get with the 550D — or with the 1200D that this camera replaces — is Wi-Fi. It’s a feature I increasingly rely on when I want to share photos via a tablet or phone rather than grappling with a PC and...
Keenly priced, but the Canon 1300D doesn’t do enough to fend off strong competition...
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Despite their low price point 'entry-level' cameras are incredibly important for manufacturers. These are the cameras with which the consumer starts their journey with a brand – and many of those consumers will stay with that brand for a very long time.Be...
Good value, Wi, Fi and NFC, Textured coating, High, resolution screen...
Fixed screen, No touchscreen, 95% viewfinder, Slow focusing in live view...
The Canon EOS 1300D is a solid if uninspiring entry-level DSLR, eschewing eye-catching features in favour of image quality and low cost. It's a great beginner option, but less impressive as an upgrade...
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Despite their low price point 'entry-level' cameras are incredibly important for manufacturers. These are the cameras with which the consumer starts their journey with a brand – and many of those consumers will stay with that brand for a very long time...
Good value, WiFi and NFC, Textured coating, Highresolution screen...
Fixed screen, No touchscreen, 95% viewfinder, Slow focusing in live view...
The Canon EOS 1300D is a solid if uninspiring entry-level DSLR, eschewing eye-catching features in favour of image quality and low cost. It's a great beginner option, but less impressive as an upgrade...
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The 1300D shares the same 18MP APS-C sized sensor as its predecessor, complete with a 1.6x crop factor which magnifies focal lengths. The resolution is ample enough to apply heavy crops when editing or make A2 sized prints, and a low-pass filter is includ...
The 1300D is a great camera for those looking for their first DSLR, and at £370 with the 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II lens offers exceptional value for money. While most of the updates to the entry-level model are modest, the addition of Wi-Fi and NFC connecti...
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Thanks to smartphones, everyone's a photographer these days – but what happens when you hit your iPhone or Galaxy's imaging limits and realise you need something a bit beefier? Chances are, your first thought is to buy yourself what used to be known as a...
Accessibly priced, cecent all-round image quality, hardy and lightweight plastic body, simple control layout with large buttons, detail-rich LCD screen, Wi-Fi and NFC for easy smartphone hookup...
Uninspiring styling, screen doesn't fare well in sunshine, slow continuous shooting speed, just nine autofocus points, limited ISO range, not much different to earlier 1200D model...
The world of entry-level DSLRs isn't a particularly dynamic or fast-moving one, but Canon has succeeded in hitting all the main bullet points with the 1300D, bar the lack of touchscreen. Ultimately similar to the EOS 1200D, the 1300D captures great...
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pcauthority.com.au Updated: 2016-11-05 02:35:50
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Canon thinks it can, hence the 1300D: a super-cheap lens-swapper aimed squarely at smartphone-savvy Instagram-addicts looking to level up. How do I know that's the target audience? Well, despite a spec that's so stripped back it might as well be naked, it...
So what are we left with here? Well, let's make this clear: the Canon EOS 1300D is in many ways a lovely little camera. It can take excellent pictures within its comfort zone, is easy to use and arrives at a bargain price. If a friend bought one, I wouldn...
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Can a DSLR ever replace a smartphone's camera for simplicity and immediacy?Canon thinks it can, hence the 1300D: a super-cheap lens-swapper aimed squarely at smartphone-savvy Instagram-addicts looking to level up. How do I know that's the target audience?...
Great picture quality, Wi-Fi and app abilities, Low price...
Hardly a looker, Video and Live View lack autofocus, Similarly priced rivals are better...
The Canon 1300D is a fine camera, but not the finest even at this price So what are we left with here? Well, let's make this clear: the Canon EOS 1300D is in many ways a lovely little camera. It can take excellent pictures within its comfort zone, is eas...
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The kit lens is an adequate performer and works well over its focal length range. We'd recommend paying extra for stabilisation if you add a telephoto lens to the basic package.Snapshooters concerned that a DSLR cameras might be too difficult to use can s...
Once again, Canon has produced a compact, lightweight and easy to operate DSLR that effectively targets novice users of all kinds but particularly those looking for better image and movie quality than they can obtain from a digicam or smartphone. While no...
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Can a DSLR ever replace a smartphone's camera for simplicity and immediacy?Canon thinks it can, hence the 1300D: a super-cheap lens-swapper aimed squarely at smartphone-savvy Instagram-addicts looking to level up. How do I know that's the target audience?...
Great picture quality, Wi-Fi and app abilities, Low price...
Hardly a looker, Video and Live View lack autofocus, Similarly priced rivals are better...
So what are we left with here? Well, let's make this clear: the Canon EOS 1300D is in many ways a lovely little camera. It can take excellent pictures within its comfort zone, is easy to use and arrives at a bargain price. If a friend bought one, I wouldn...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated: 2016-11-26 04:13:24
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Despite their low price point 'entry-level' cameras are incredibly important for manufacturers. These are the cameras with which the consumer starts their journey with a brand – and many of those consumers will stay with that brand for a very long time...
Good value, WiFi and NFC, Textured coating, Highresolution screen...
Fixed screen, No touchscreen, 95% viewfinder, Slow focusing in live view...
The Canon Rebel T6 / EOS 1300D is a solid if uninspiring entry-level DSLR, eschewing eye-catching features in favour of image quality and low cost. It's a great beginner option, but less impressive as an upgrade...
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Buy the Canon EOS 1300D now from John LewisThe Canon EOS 1300D is the company's latest entry-level digital SLR camera. It has quite a lot in in common with the more expensive Canon EOS 750D except that it omits various extra features that the 750D and its...
Has Wi-Fi and NFC, High resolution rear display...
Image quality not as high as rivals...
Keenly priced, but the Canon 1300D doesn’t do enough to fend off strong competition...
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gadgetscentral.co.uk Updated: 2017-05-13 03:27:18
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The Canon EOS 1300D is the company's latest entry-level digital SLR camera.It has quite a lot in in common with the more expensive Canon EOS 750D except that it omits various extra features that the 750D and its predecessors has accrued over the years. Th...
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devontechsupport.com Updated: 2017-05-19 01:28:59
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Despite their low price point ‘entry-level' cameras are incredibly important for manufacturers. These are the cameras with which the consumer starts their journey with a brand – and many of those consumers will stay with that brand for a very long time.Be...
Image quality from the Rebel T6/ EOS 1300D is very good, although as it's roughly on par with the two-year-old T5 it's nothing particularly revolutionary. But if you're stepping up from a compact camera or mobile phone photography you'll be very pleased w...
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It is 12.5x10x14.5cm the last figure with the lens at its most compressed position, the total weight is 696grams.It is supplied with a neck strap but the normal substantial grip point on the right side I prefer to use it without it.The left side has an an...
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Because of this, you can get a lot of camera for relatively little money these days. The Canon EOS Rebel T6 / EOS 1300D is Canon's latest entry-level proposition, and it's available at a great price for beginners, students or anyone new to DSLR photograph...
Good value, Wi-Fi and NFC connectivity, Easy to use, High-resolution screen...
Fixed rear screen, No touchscreen control, Only 95% viewfinder, Slow focusing in live view, Only 18MP resolution...
Image quality from the EOS Rebel T6/ EOS 1300D is good, although as it's roughly on par with the now three-year-old T5 it's nothing particularly revolutionary, while compared to 24MP rivals, it lags behind. But if you're stepping up from a compact camera...
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The Canon EOS Rebel T6i (known as the EOS 750D outside the US) was until only recently Canon's key entry-level DSLR, taking the fight to the likes of the Nikon D3300 and D5600.The EOS Rebel T6i / EOS 750D was launched back in early 2015 and Canon has sinc...
The EOS Rebel T6i / EOS 750D can trace its heritage back to the early days of digital photography and it shows. A very polished and well-thought out camera, the EOS Rebel T6i / EOS 750D is a great introduction to DSLR photography for those looking to make...
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Very few companies in the world have as much expertise in their respective industries as Canon. The imaging giant has been responsible for some of the most notable cameras in recent history, like the EOS 5D lineup of DSLRs that made its mark in making ful...
Tidy, familiar layout, Vibrant colour reproduction, Improved autofocus mechanism, One of the best to learn photography with...
Image resolution suffers in lower light, ISO performance not the best, Battery life could have been much, much better...
The Canon EOS 1300D works as one of the best stepping stones into serious photography for those who have never used a DSLR or an interchangeable lens camera before. It is priced very well, and coupled with Canon's wide availability of lenses, makes for an...
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techmagnifier.com Updated: 2016-11-23 01:59:36
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As more and more people are exposed to photography on their smartphones, the “awakening” spreads that a DSLR is the “actual camera” they should buy.Canon announced its beginner's camera Canon ESO 1300D in March this year with supposedly a price tag that w...
WiFi enabled, High ISO rating, Lightweight...
Glossy display, No speed or imaging upgrade over 1200D...
Canon's Canon EOS 1300D remains a good beginner's choice like the 1200D already was; the company hasn't pulled a novel act. It is built similar, works similar and looks same as its predecessor, it remains light and ergonomic to use. Wi-Fi is an addition...
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Canon's EOS 1200D was the talk of the town when it launched two years ago, and it continues to be quite popular with first-timers, mostly due to the company's aggressive marketing campaigns. Today, we'll be reviewing its successor, the EOS 1300D, which wa...
Built-in Wi-Fi, NFC, Decent construction quality, High-resolution display, 16GB card bundled...
Burst mode not effective, Noisy images at ISO 1600 and beyond, Average all-round performance, A bit expensive compared to the competition...
The Canon EOS 1300D can be found online at roughly Rs. 26,000, which is not bad for an entry-level DSLR, except that the EOS 1200D with two lenses (18-55mm and 55-250mm) can also now be found at roughly the same price. The Nikon D3300, this camera's most...
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The craze for selfie phones and point and shoot cameras continues to attract people. You get good photos and videos, but they lack the fine details and realistic colours that you only find on DSLRs. Purchasing a DSLR doesn't mean spending a huge amount of...
The Canon EOS 1300D is priced at Rs. 28,990* and is good for an entry-level camera. It clicked good quality photos and recorded videos in full HD at 30fps, which is pretty good. Photos and videos both had good details and also the colours appeared bright...
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When you think of getting your first DSLR, a beginner level DSLR is always the safest bet. It not only gives you the ability to play with the manual controls and accessorize it to your liking, but also doesn't come as expensive as a full frame SLR.Canon h...
Good build quality, Perfect ergonomics, Accurate color reproduction, WiFi and NFC are welcome additions...
Memory card slot at the bottom leaves a sour taste, Mono microphone setup feels dated...
If you're a beginner, entering the world of photography, and are looking for a not so expensive DSLR with versatile shooting capabilities, Canon 1300D is the one to go...
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