nice video, this was actually exactly what I needed since I inherited my dad's old T3i but wasn't sure if it could beat a phone camera. really cool how such an old camera can still produce results!
You can get any shot that a phone can get with a dslr, but not the other way around because phones are limited with fixed focal length lenses. On a dslr with a proper zoom lens you can go from 28mm-300mm on the fly all while taking pictures the entire time at various focal lengths and while controlling the bokeh and focus range with the aperture. You also always have shutter speed dial ready on dslrs. phones are nice for everyday normal shooting, but if you want to make something look as best as you possibly can, get a dslr, even old 6 MP dlsrs can take fantastic shots. Your phone display is 1.5 MP at the maximum, and most people consume images on phones so old cameras are still very viable today.
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Canon 600D has been my primary camera since I bought it brand new in 2011. I love lower end cameras for their affordability and capability. You just have to know what you're doing to get a good picture or video.
Great video definitely appreciated the honest feed back. If you could continue to do more of the comparisons on camera that you currently have vs newer “shoot and point” camera I.e the mobile phones. You made me think that honestly that the dslr cannon was a better overall choice for photography. More control on the aspect and light ratios vs mobile phones. Thank you.
I have the T3 and it does not have any AF while filming so that noise from the focusing with the T3i is worth it... that and the fact that the t3i have a flippy screen and 1080p
my q is how do I upload videos? my files won't upload fully on google drive bc they're "too large" 20 min videos. i need to upload it to my PC to transfer it to my phone. No one seems to be talking about this, it's the most essential part.
As in how to transfer your photos between your phone and your pc? You can plug your phone into your pc and you should be able to acess your camera roll through file explorer. Make sure to click on the notification on your phone when you do this to allow your pc to access the files on the phone.
true but I wanted to compare a the dslr to both types of phone cameras, flagship and basemodel, but im not sure how well it came across in the video lol
What is the purpose of getting the cheap Samsung while using an expensive iPhone for "comparison?" Shouldn't you have used an equally "expensive" samsung for this?
Well its sort of all I had 🤦♀️ but the idea was to compare a budget phone as well as a more expensive one to the dslr. That way I could cover more of the smartphone landscape. Just wanted to cover all the bases :)
@@BenMatti foi uma ótima comparação, sou Brasileiro e muitas pessoas tem acesso a celulares com câmeras piores, ver a capacidade de uma câmera de 9 anos atrás é fantástico, comparado ao que está no auge hoje em dia.
@@BenMatti yeah that is what I did indeed. I used to look for smartphones with good cameras, but I always noticed their photos and video was just not pleasent to the eyes. I bought an old t2i for 2500 mexcan pesos = $US 132.00 , and use it as a webcam with the Canon original app, also take much better photos. It has many use marks and looks like is gonna die at any moment but sstill works well 5 months later
2:10 if you had a good Samsung Phone that came out the same year as the iPhone 12 Pro you would have a Galaxy S20 with Telezoom tho. Good Video and gives some great Knowledge about modern Phones vs DSLR . Keep it up
