Edits Shot With Canon T3i/600D??

[norgeanders]

Hey guys I'm really thinking about getting a Canon T3i and i just need some sick edits, and even pictures shot with it to help me buy it confidently anybody got any, thanks+k

 

[GDeals]

the quality is the same as any other canon unless you look at the real details but dont buy the kit get the body with a 10-20mm if your into park

 

[JStrathern]

Look in Media & Arts to find edits shot with it (or search t3i on Vimeo) and to see if it is the right camera for you

 

[derek_finney]

get a lens with a low f-stop (aperture)

 

[norgeanders]

thanks for the advice but shit thats lens in 400 bucks!!

 

[JStrathern]

That's pretty cheap for a decent lens, here's the link to the Media & Arts forum, where you can learn about DSLR's and what you need for a decent setup. If you think $400 is expensive for a decent lens you might not want to consider a DSLR setup at this point, because you'll be looking at $2k+ for a decent setup.

https://www.newschoolers.com/ns/forums/forumthreads/cat_id/4/

 

[norgeanders]

well I'm kinda just beginning so i want to first get a basic set up so i can get more into it, ya know what i mean so i got about 1 grand to spend now and later i might wanna go more into it, i want something thats both excellent video and takes sweet stills

 

[Fritz_Wetherbee]

Same image sensor as t2i and 7d. So any edit with those cameras will yield the same video quality. The lens you use will make a noticeable difference though.

 

[norgeanders]

what do you guys think about this setup for a starter?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005Z3DWOI/ref=ox_sc_act_title_2?ie=UTF8&m=ATVPDKIKX0DER

 

[WillStart]

nah, don't get that. The 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 kit lens is ok at best, and will last you for a little while until you learn the ropes. but that other lens will be just a waste of money. try to avoid lenses with non fixed apertures (meaning lenses that say something like f/3.5-5.6 instead of just f/3.5), especially for video. if $400 is more than you see yourself being able to spend on a lens in the future, a DSLR is not for you.

as has been said, the T2i, T3i, 60D, and 7D all have the same sensor, so video will look the same out of all of them. Check out the vimeo link in my sig for tons of T2i edits, and you can even see some with the 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 lens if you go back far enough (they're called Cats & Rollerblades, Animals, and How to Ask Fran to Prom).

 

[fnly]

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"Filmed on

Canon 60d +24-105 Canon+10-17 Tokina+70-200 Canon"

 

[fnly]

From the edit I just posted and other ones I've seen, the tokina 10-17 would by my first lens

 

[norgeanders]

sweet this is really all helping me so you think i should just the body and then what do you think about this lens?

http://www.amazon.com/Canon-50mm-1-8-Camera-Lens/dp/B00007E7JU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1323718885&sr=8-1

 

[JStrathern]

That's a prime and you'll have limited usability with that, and please don't cheap out on a lens. If you want something somewhat versatile for a first lens, check out the Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8. If you still think that is "expensive," once again a DSLR probably isn't for you.

 

[norgeanders]

sweet video, and thanks to everyone for helping me out!! +kkkk

 

[norgeanders]

yea? i mean i don't think thats way too expensive but I'm thinking having just got/getting... a camera i feel as if i get a beginner lens at first and start to love it ill begin getting more expensive lenses, i mean i do have the money for it

 

[Mr.BOYD]

get Nikon d7000

 

[norgeanders]

i kinda wanna stick with canon, there supposed to be a littler easier/better for filming

 

[norgeanders]

i like the cool edits!