#How to install magic lantern canon t6 iso#

It's a good size (even for large hands) and nice weight and can use all of Canon's current EF lens line-ups, also the mode-dial on the right is brilliant for 1-handed operation!īut having used the camera some things do bother me, mostly: Lack of weather sealing, ISO above 1600 too grainy and the camera always wants to use the widest/longest/highest aperture/shutter/ISO, u can limit ISO but not shutter or f-stop (some lenses are v.soft wide open). I currently use the 650D (T4i) and for the most part i really like it as a non-pro-tog person. I'm so glad I didn't settle with the 24 MP of the Rebel and got a great step ahead with the 70D.

Beside the lack of a fully articulated display, which idiotically seems to be a 'non-pro' feature not implemented on pro-cams (and that I wouldn't ever like to miss), and/or missing touchscreens on more expensive cams.The usability of the 70D is great and the overall perfomance is proofed over the years and is beyond doubt.

According to the side-by-side test picture comparison tool the 70D has least moire-problems while looking at the corner of the 'ancient family scene', where even FF show significant moire issues. You get a so much better cam with the 70D: so much more functions, better viewfinder, larger body (which fits large hands way better), weather sealing, build quality. I lost my 550D and after desperately waiting over a year, reading almost every test and comparing for weeks, I finally bought a 70D which now is about 100 € more than the 760D.

How to install magic lantern canon t6